The Story of Science: Power, Proof and Passion (2010)
by BBC presented by Michael Mosley
by BBC presented by Michael Mosley
When
I was in secondary school, I was always fascinated with science. I remember
during recess time I went to the library, took books about the planets with
pictures and devoured my reading. Reading wasn't my hobby back then but my
interest in science superseded it. I don't remember I want to be a scientist
back then but I do want to be the most knowledgeable man in the universe! (Both
didn't happen, btw). I love The Story of
Science documentary because it tries (yes, tried) to answer these six (6)
fundamental questions of the humankind:
#1 What Is Out There?
#2 What is the World Made of?
#3 How Did We Get Here?
#4 Can We Have Unlimited Power?
#5 What Is the Secret of Life?
#6 Who Are We?
For
about three thousand years, we – as humankind – have struggled to answer the
great questions like the above. I do because I'm fascinated (using this word
again) by these questions especially How
Did We Get Here? and What Is the
Secret of Life? Michael Mosley, an award-winning journalist, is very good
at narrating this insightful and entertaining series. He is funny and serious
at the same time. From the Cosmos to the Earth to the Mind to the Body to the
world of Ideas. This series "reveals
how the political upheavals of history combine with iconic inventions and
discoveries, along with the ideas of great thinkers (such as Galileo, Newton,
Einstein and Darwin), to create the advances that have transformed our lives."
The more I try to understand the world around and within me – the what, the where, the how and the why – the more I'm in awe with the
beauty and the wisdom of God, the Creator. I believe in God but I also appreciate
the effort, the contribution and the power of science to explain these questions.
I love science!
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