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Brian Cox takes on the Wonders of Life in this beautiful and definitive series looking at natural history from a physics perspective.
Today, there are thought to be as many as 100 million different species on Earth. Wonders of Life tells the story of the amazing diversity and adaptability of life through the laws that govern it. From the dance of chromosomes as cells divide to the spark of electricity that causes muscles to move, this series uncovers the secrets of life in the most unexpected locations and in the most stunning detail. Be astonished by the inventiveness of nature and discover the epic journey from the origin of life to our own existence.
- BBC
- 293 mins approx.
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- Brian Cox
English for the Hard of Hearing
- 16:9
- English
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Brian Cox takes on the Wonders of Life in this beautiful and definitive series looking at natural history from a physics perspective.
Today, there are thought to be as many as 100 million different species on Earth. Wonders of Life tells the story of the amazing diversity and adaptability of life through the laws that govern it. From the dance of chromosomes as cells divide to the spark of electricity that causes muscles to move, this series uncovers the secrets of life in the most unexpected locations and in the most stunning detail. Be astonished by the inventiveness of nature and discover the epic journey from the origin of life to our own existence.
- BBC
- 293 mins approx.
- E
- Brian Cox
English for the Hard of Hearing
- 16:9
- English
- 2
- B
Frequently Bought Together
+
from 647 kr
Add both to basket
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Wonders of Life
Prof. Brian Cox delivers yet again another series in an easy going way that is informative & yet not too overpowering in the he explains complicated matters. I am looking forward to his new series starting soon on the BBC.
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Brian Cox - Wonders Of Life
I must have watched the past two series of Wonders of Life over 10 times through, and once again, as always, Brian's enthusiasm and clarity only serve to enhance the stunning BBC photography. Only after watching the 'Wonders' series do I realise what is missing from Attenborough documentaries. Where David makes the shallowest attempts to tell us why the natural world is as we see it. Cox, with the same infectious enthusiasm and perfect delivery, takes it one step further. In Wonders of Life, he not only shows us these wonders, he explains how they came to be, linking their existence right back to the Big Bang. He explains the physics and chemistry behind the extraordinary natural world. He takes us from the common ancestor through evolution, and then back to the elements that make it all possible, explaining it all in a way that anyone can understand. This is a must see!
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