The Universe - A ClipXploration : History Channel Special>2


	The Universe - A ClipXploration : History Channel Special>2

skwirlinator

9-9-2007 2:20 AM

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existance, knowledge, known, science, space, universe, history channel

skwirlinator says:

The graphics are very good and the information is still quite cutting-edge right now. There are many theories that do not get the focus they should but there are some nice commentary by well-known scientists.

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