Episode 1: Use the comparison and series of particles/pixels/codes/nerves in an attempt to unify the interpretation of the universe. Different gods are equivalent to different physical theories, exploring and understanding the world, due to the Schrödinger effect, may never reach the final truth.
Episode 2: Two black holes surrounding each other, namely yin and yang (marriage)? The mirror image of the boundary of the universe (a two-dimensional hologram preserved on film) is the soul?
Episode 3: One day in the sky, one year in the world. The ancients cattle fork. Only love and light can prove time and space.
Episode 4: Dao begets one, one life two, two begets three, three begets everything. Does Tao produce singularities? Universe: Scientists, stop using balloons to demonstrate me! Please be new. Scientist: Okay, look, here are two membranes.
Episode 5: Scientists play with bottles and jars, mud, soap bubbles, and there are also highly compelling ones: the 65-foot-long Italian gun (can accelerate to 16,000 miles per hour), which fell to the Antarctic 11,000 years ago ALH84001 Martian meteorite. Seek proof of male fire female gold.
Episode 6: Scientists who rack their brains to observe outer space are paranoid and cute. The mystery of the universe is both boring and fun, serious and lively.
Episode 7: European Nuclear Research Center and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory of the United States are facing each other. Color is empty and represents the Eastern declaration: too young, too simple. So, Schrodinger’s cat is the Cheshire cat in Alice in Wonderland?
Episode 8: Dark matter is good, it's Batman, and dark energy is a stronger madman. The more I look, the more desperate.
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