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NOVA: 1x7
The Crab Nebula
In 1054 AD, the Chinese recorded the explosion of a star so bright that it lit the sky for three weeks, even during the day. It was the explosion of a dying star that was bigger than our sun. NOVA explores this mysterious explosion that led to the discovery of Crab Nebula.
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1 - 1The Making Of A Natural History Film Mar. 03, 1974
1 - 2Where Did the Colorado Go? Mar. 10, 1974- 1 - 3Whales, Dolphins, and Men Mar. 17, 1974
- 1 - 4The Search For Life Mar. 24, 1974
- 1 - 5Last of the Cuiva Mar. 31, 1974
- 1 - 6Strange Sleep Apr. 07, 1974
- 1 - 7The Crab Nebula Apr. 14, 1974
- 1 - 8Bird Brain: The Mystery of Bird Navigation Apr. 21, 1974
- 1 - 9Are You Doing This for Me, Doctor? Apr. 28, 1974
- 1 - 10The First Signs Of Washoe May. 05, 1974
- 1 - 11The Case of the Midwife Toad May. 12, 1974
- 1 - 12Fusion: The Energy of Promise May. 19, 1974
- 1 - 13The Mystery Of The Anasazi May. 26, 1974