Learning about the Chemical Elements

After learning in the previously mentioned "How the Universe Works" that all the elements of earth are creating in exploding stars called Super Novas, I have gained a new curiosity about the chemical elements and how they interact.

This series show on Netflix really answered a lot of questions about chemistry and now I have a regained interest in it, not as a school subject but instead just an extension of how the universe works.

Nova: Hunting the Elements

The James Webb Space Telescope -Seeing Beyond

The Hubble Satellite Telescope replacement launches in 2018

Quantum Mechanics vs. General Relativity - It's a Dark Matter

Informative video.. I did not follow everything in this video, but it did address several open questions I heard about elsewhere.

Albert Einstein Documentary

Interesting journey of Albert Einstein from an unknown to a genius

Studying the Milky Way Galaxy

Besides studying distant galaxies, I also want to get familiar with the Milky Way Galaxy (our home) and the most important features and stars of the Milky Way

Learn How The Universe Works

I'm interested in learning more about how the Universe works I originally became interested a few weeks ago when I saw some video series on Netflix

The main ones are:
Stephen Hawking's Grand Design 
How the Universe Works from the Discovery Channel

Some other videos have triggered my curiosity recently: They are:






Along with some interactive program which triggered my interest:

The Scale of the Universe 2 
 Universe Sandbox
 Google Chrome 100,000

Starts  And recently, my curiosity sparked by the "How the Universe Works" Series and the "Cosmography Local Universe" Youtube video.. this one starts to address my current level of curiosity