We live in a Universe of unimaginable scale and almost incomprehensible beauty. How is the light from the Universe transformed into the images that have inspired generations by making the Universe come to life?

One of the most overlooked titles in the past year, Zack and Wiki was received fairly well when it was released. HighSchool Ben takes a glance and sees if this is one of those games you should pick up or do what everyone else has done and ignore it.

Sometime in the near future. Three parallel universe, the girlfriend dies in each one, the guys cant take the loss. With an unsecured technology that accidentally made its way to the wide public, They decide to go for a ride to another parallel universe - our universe, in which the girl is...

A follow-up to Potholer54's (YouTube) 'From The Big Bang To Us', this video continues the story the evolution of our universe

Science is founded on the assumption that the universe obeys a set of understandable, well ordered rules. It is logical to assume that a universe created by an intelligent mind will have intelligible laws governing it throughout. But does it follow that a universe born out of chaos should be...

Every story has a beginning, even story of our own universe. Some 13,7 billion years ago a mysterious event frost the Universe into motion. So where do we begin? Let's begin at the beginning, let's begin with the Big Bang.

Even God needs a vote from Arnold -- Mr. Universe of the Universe!

We think of space as a silent place. But physicist Janna Levin says the universe has a soundtrack -- a sonic composition that records some of the most dramatic events in outer space. (Black holes, for instance, bang on spacetime like a drum.) An accessible and mind-expanding soundwalk through the...

Once installed on the Hubble Space Telescope during this fall's servicing mission, the Cosmic Origins Spectrograph will dramatically advance research on the origin of the universe, the evolution of galaxies and the formation of planetary systems. All Nasa videos and images are generally not...