Innovation Effect - Season 2 Episode 9 Time: A Fast-Forward Explanation
We experience time passing constantly, but its perception and measurement have evolved over history. From ancient sundials like the gnomon to pendulum clocks and time zones, humans developed ways to coordinate complex societies. Biological rhythms in the body also play a role, while Einstein’s theory of relativity revived the idea of time travel.
Year: 2026
Genre: Documentary
Country: France
Director: Pierre Lergenmüller, Jean Mach
Cast: Candice Sansano, Julien Masdoua
Crew: Jean Mach (Executive Producer), Nicolas Alberny (Writer), Nicolas Alberny (Scenario Writer), Abdel Mostefa (Director), William Eguienta (Director), William Eguienta (Supervising Editor)
First Air Date: Jan 17, 2021
Last Air date: Jun 11, 2026
Season: 2 Season
Episode: 26 Episode
Runtime: 26 minutes
IMDb: 7.00/10 by 1.00 users
Popularity: 0.4354
Language: French
Keyword : education, futuristic, discovery, innovation, knowledge, science and technology, popular science, science
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Blood Circulation: At the Heart of the Human Body
Earth History: From Chaos to Order
The Photoelectric Effect: When Light Knocks Out Electrons
Nuclear Fusion: When Humans Create Suns
The Scientific Method: The Path to Knowledge
Lasers: A Versatile Beam of Light
Time: A Fast-Forward Explanation
Radioactivity: Radiation to the End
Parasites: The Unwanted Co-Inhabitants
Dark Energy: The Great Unknown
Fossil Fuels: Blessing and Curse
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