The only saving grace of the documentary is the graphics of the alien world's. Of the 30 min of an episode the graphics are less than 10 min. The rest is correlation between here on earth and the alien world's. More graphical content of the same quality would have been more entertaining as well as informative.
However it was refreshing to see that life on alien world's need not be similar to earth but would be adaptive & evolved to its own nature.
I learnt new things about symbiosis of honey, insects that procreate only on summer solstice etc.
However I was disappointed to see how they showed that an advanced civilization would choose to exist as only as consciousness or brain matter, what is life without 'experience' with the help of organs?
The ratio between (moon) satellite and the earth is similar to that of the earth and the sun. This should be taken as a base principal, although not scientifically proven yet. There awas no mention of this in the documentary as satellite would be a prerequisite for life on a planet.
However it was refreshing to see that life on alien world's need not be similar to earth but would be adaptive & evolved to its own nature.
I learnt new things about symbiosis of honey, insects that procreate only on summer solstice etc.
However I was disappointed to see how they showed that an advanced civilization would choose to exist as only as consciousness or brain matter, what is life without 'experience' with the help of organs?
The ratio between (moon) satellite and the earth is similar to that of the earth and the sun. This should be taken as a base principal, although not scientifically proven yet. There awas no mention of this in the documentary as satellite would be a prerequisite for life on a planet.