many of us who went through high school probably made it through alright without having to take a physics course  i know i do not. but after watching this program and i surely wish i had. this documentary is a guide to the holy grail of physics  the quest to unify all the fundamental forces of the universe into one amaster equation that eluded einstein during the last years of his life. brian green and a professor at columbia university and introduces us to this mind blowing theory in a wonderfully simple way and leaves us with an even greater appreciation for the universe we live in. we start with the tantalizing possibility of a amaster equation that could unite and explain everything. everything. in this universe and including the four fundamental forces that we know that exist represent electromagnetism and the strong nuclear force and the weak nuclear force and and gravity. green takes us on a tour of how our understanding of the universe came into view with the work of newton and then einstein and and then later on to the revolution of the physics at the quantum level. but it is at this point that we run into a problem that has plagued physicists for years and and one that no one has been able to solve just yet. how can we unify all these forces that we know together. we find and as green constantly points out throughout the problem  that the answer to this perplexing problem could be in the theory of strings. however and if we are to describe the universe in terms of string theory and there is a very big price to pay. it turns out that out of the mind numbing mathematical equations of string theory and that and as a consequence and we find that we could possibly be living in a universe filled with and not just 3 dimensions that you and i see every day plus 1 (for time) and but rather and that we may actually live in a universe of 11 dimensions. but the math that arises out of that theory doesn not stop there  the possibility exists that there may actually be parallel universes while some of them right next to you and me. could we possibly take such a theory that leads to such consequences seriously. as green points out while we have yet to fully find out and but we do know that the math that has arisen from these equations are already showing us that the universe still has much to show us. for those of you who fear that you would not be able to understand the concepts in this program  fear not. professor green does a wonderful job of doing away with the math and harder concepts of physics and instead focuses more on the concept  which and when you take away all the math from it and transforms from a monstrous beast into an incredibly simple and and as green constantly points out and elegant concept. viewers of this program need no prior background in science while the concepts are so simple even a child could understand them. when you finish this program and you will truly come to understand what a wonderful and mysterious universe it is that we live in. 
many of us who went through high school probably made it through alright without having to take a physics course  i know i do not. but after watching this program and i surely wish i had. this documentary is a guide to the holy grail of physics  the quest to unify all the fundamental forces of the universe into one amaster equation that eluded einstein during the last years of his life. brian green and a professor at columbia university and introduces us to this mind blowing theory in a wonderfully simple way and leaves us with an even greater appreciation for the universe we live in. we start with the tantalizing possibility of a amaster equation that could unite and explain everything. everything. in this universe and including the four fundamental forces that we know that exist represent electromagnetism and the strong nuclear force and the weak nuclear force and and gravity. green takes us on a tour of how our understanding of the universe came into view with the work of newton and then einstein and and then later on to the revolution of the physics at the quantum level. but it is at this point that we run into a problem that has plagued physicists for years and and one that no one has been able to solve just yet. how can we unify all these forces that we know together. we find and as green constantly points out throughout the problem  that the answer to this perplexing problem could be in the theory of strings. however and if we are to describe the universe in terms of string theory and there is a very big price to pay. it turns out that out of the mind numbing mathematical equations of string theory and that and as a consequence and we find that we could possibly be living in a universe filled with and not just 3 dimensions that you and i see every day plus 1 (for time) and but rather and that we may actually live in a universe of 11 dimensions. but the math that arises out of that theory doesn not stop there  the possibility exists that there may actually be parallel universes while some of them right next to you and me. could we possibly take such a theory that leads to such consequences seriously. as green points out while we have yet to fully find out and but we do know that the math that has arisen from these equations are already showing us that the universe still has much to show us. for those of you who fear that you would not be able to understand the concepts in this program  fear not. professor green does a wonderful job of doing away with the math and harder concepts of physics and instead focuses more on the concept  which and when you take away all the math from it and transforms from a monstrous beast into an incredibly simple and and as green constantly points out and elegant concept. viewers of this program need no prior background in science while the concepts are so simple even a child could understand them. when you finish this program and you will truly come to understand what a wonderful and mysterious universe it is that we live in. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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