In this episode, TED speakers look up to the night sky and consider our relationship with what might out there. TED hide caption
In this episode, TED speakers look up to the night sky and consider our relationship with what might out there.
TEDThis hour, we'll hear from TED speakers who share an infectious sense of wonder and curiosity about our place in the universe and what lies beyond our skies.
Gazing up at the night sky is simultaneously humbling and utterly thrilling. This hour, we'll hear from TED speakers who share an infectious sense of wonder and curiosity about our place in the universe and what lies beyond our skies.
Nobel Prize winner Saul Perlmutter explains part of his research in astrophysics. Kimberly White/Getty Images hide caption
Phil Plait knows the secrets to avoiding a big asteroid catastrophe. Courtesy of TED hide caption
"We should search because it tells us how to collaborate our place in the cosmos." — Jill Tarter TED / James Duncan Davidson hide caption
"All these possibilities are out there. And we live in the one that is hospital to our form of life." — Brian Greene James Duncan Davidson/TED hide caption
