1:08:41Food, the Brain and Us: Exploring our historical, cultural and sensory perceptions of food
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In Crash Course Marathons, we’re revisiting the series you love, in long-form videos that cover entire subjects from back to front. Crash Course Astronomy covers outer space, from the stars and nearby planets we can see with the naked eye, to the mysterious dark matter no one can see at all. With detours to exoplanets, deep time, and even our own planet Earth, we’ll explore the universe — what we know, how we know it, and what’s still left to discover. Episode 1 - Introduction 00:00:00 Episode 2 - Naked Eye Observations 00:11:43 Episode 3 - Cycles in the Sky 00:22:32 Episode 4 - Moon Phases 00:31:32 Episode 5 - Eclipses 00:40:50 Episode 6 - Telescopes 00:50:28 Episode 7 - The Gravity of the Situation 01:02:01 Episode 8 - Tides 01:11:11 Episode 9 - The Solar System 01:20:30 Episode 10 - The Sun 01:29:56 Episode 11 - The Earth 01:41:08 Episode 12 - The Moon 01:50:54 Episode 13 - Mercury 02:00:11 Episode 14 - Venus 02:09:58 Episode 15 - Mars 02:20:14 Episode 16 - Jupiter 02:29:53 Episode 17 - Jupiter’s Moons 02:40:04 Episode 18 - Saturn 02:50:00 Episode 19 - Uranus & Neptune 03:01:40 Episode 20 - Asteroids 03:13:22 Episode 21 - Comets 03:24:18 Episode 22 - The Oort Cloud 03:35:37 Episode 23 - Meteors 03:46:42 Episode 24 - Light 03:57:27 Episode 25 - Distances 04:07:27 Episode 26 - Stars 04:18:12 Episode 27 - Exoplanets 04:28:18 Episode 28 - Brown Dwarfs 04:39:34 Episode 29 - Low Mass Stars 04:50:04 Episode 30 - White Dwarfs & Planetary Nebulae 05:01:32 Episode 31 - High Mass St
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