Shipping Music Video entry for Distant Horizon (musogato.com/avatar/) for the Avatar Interfansite Olympics. We do not own the music or the.television show. Video Creator: RandomPokes. Music: Awakening   more...by Mae. Avatar: The Last Airbender Copyright Viacom International.  less

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Parallel Universes
BBC Two 9.00pm Thursday 14 February 2002

NARRATOR (DILLY BARLOW): Imagine you could find an explanation for everything in the Universe,   more...from the smallest events possible to the biggest. This is the dream which has captivated the most brilliant scientists since Einstein. Now they think they may have found it. The theory is breathtaking and it has an extraordinary conclusion: that the Universe we live in is not the only one.

MICHIO KAKU (City University of New York): That there could be an infinite number of universes each with a different law of physics. Our Universe could be just one bubble floating in an ocean of other bubbles.

NARRATOR: Everything you are about to hear is true, at least in this Universe it is. For almost a hundred years science has been haunted by a dark secret: that there might be mysterious hidden worlds beyond our human senses. Mystics had long claimed there were such places. They were, they said, full of ghosts and spirits. The last thing science wanted was to be associated with such superstition, but ever since the 1920s physicists have been trying to make sense of an uncomfortable discovery. When they tried to pinpoint the exact location of atomic particles like electrons they found it was utterly impossible. They had no single location.

ALAN GUTH (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): When one studies the properties of atoms one found that the reality is far stranger than anybody would have invented in the form of fiction. Particles really do have the possibility of, in some sense, being in more than one place at one time.

NARRATOR: The only explanation which anyone could come up with is that the particles don't just exist in our Universe. They flit into existence in other universes, too and there are an infinite number of these parallel universes, all of them slightly different. In effect, there's a parallel universe in which Napoleon won the Battle of Waterloo. In another the British Empire held on to its American colony. In one you were never born.

ALAN GUTH: Essentially anything that can happen does happen in one of the alternatives which means that superimposed on top of the Universe that we know of is an alternative universe where Al Gore is President and Elvis Presley is still alive.

NARRATOR: This idea was so uncomfortable that for decades scientists dismissed it, but in time parallel universes would make a spectacular comeback. This time they'd be different, they'd be even stranger than Elvis being alive. There's an old proverb that says: be careful what you wish for in case your wish comes true. The most fervent wish of physics has long been that it could find a single elegant theory which would sum up everything in our Universe. It was this dream which would lead unwittingly to the rediscovery of parallel universes. It's a dream which has driven the work of almost every physicist.

MICHIO KAKU: On the ice rink I am communing with the fundamental laws of physics. At the instant of creation we believe that the Universe was symmetrical, it was pure, it was elegant. Without friction Newtonian laws are laid bare, simple, elegant and beautiful, pure, noble, elemental, just like it was at the beginning of time. When I was a child of eight my elementary school teacher came in the room and announced that a great scientist had just died and on the evening news that night everyone was flashing pictures of his desk with the unfinished manuscript of his greatest work. I wanted to know what was in that manuscript. Years later I found out that it was the attempt of Albert Einstein to create a Theory of Everything, a theory of the Universe and I wanted to be part of that quest.
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Talking about where we all come from....where it all began.

Acquisition above and beyond a golf ball size is only acquisition of knowledge, accumulation of interrelationships. This accumulation is called awareness. The greater the accumulated instances, the greater   more...the awareness. Consciousness is above that. Consciousness is not for words. Words are the sounds of physical world and they do not convey essence and do not help unrevealing the mystery.  less

Parallel Universes
BBC Two 9.00pm Thursday 14 February 2002

NARRATOR (DILLY BARLOW): Imagine you could find an explanation for everything in the Universe, from the smallest events possible to the biggest.   more...This is the dream which has captivated the most brilliant scientists since Einstein. Now they think they may have found it. The theory is breathtaking and it has an extraordinary conclusion: that the Universe we live in is not the only one.

MICHIO KAKU (City University of New York): That there could be an infinite number of universes each with a different law of physics. Our Universe could be just one bubble floating in an ocean of other bubbles.

NARRATOR: Everything you are about to hear is true, at least in this Universe it is. For almost a hundred years science has been haunted by a dark secret: that there might be mysterious hidden worlds beyond our human senses. Mystics had long claimed there were such places. They were, they said, full of ghosts and spirits. The last thing science wanted was to be associated with such superstition, but ever since the 1920s physicists have been trying to make sense of an uncomfortable discovery. When they tried to pinpoint the exact location of atomic particles like electrons they found it was utterly impossible. They had no single location.

ALAN GUTH (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): When one studies the properties of atoms one found that the reality is far stranger than anybody would have invented in the form of fiction. Particles really do have the possibility of, in some sense, being in more than one place at one time.

NARRATOR: The only explanation which anyone could come up with is that the particles don't just exist in our Universe. They flit into existence in other universes, too and there are an infinite number of these parallel universes, all of them slightly different. In effect, there's a parallel universe in which Napoleon won the Battle of Waterloo. In another the British Empire held on to its American colony. In one you were never born.

ALAN GUTH: Essentially anything that can happen does happen in one of the alternatives which means that superimposed on top of the Universe that we know of is an alternative universe where Al Gore is President and Elvis Presley is still alive.

NARRATOR: This idea was so uncomfortable that for decades scientists dismissed it, but in time parallel universes would make a spectacular comeback. This time they'd be different, they'd be even stranger than Elvis being alive. There's an old proverb that says: be careful what you wish for in case your wish comes true. The most fervent wish of physics has long been that it could find a single elegant theory which would sum up everything in our Universe. It was this dream which would lead unwittingly to the rediscovery of parallel universes. It's a dream which has driven the work of almost every physicist.

MICHIO KAKU: On the ice rink I am communing with the fundamental laws of physics. At the instant of creation we believe that the Universe was symmetrical, it was pure, it was elegant. Without friction Newtonian laws are laid bare, simple, elegant and beautiful, pure, noble, elemental, just like it was at the beginning of time. When I was a child of eight my elementary school teacher came in the room and announced that a great scientist had just died and on the evening news that night everyone was flashing pictures of his desk with the unfinished manuscript of his greatest work. I wanted to know what was in that manuscript. Years later I found out that it was the attempt of Albert Einstein to create a Theory of Everything, a theory of the Universe and I wanted to be part of that quest.

NARRATOR: Einstein never achieved his goal of a Theory of Everything, but again and again others have thought they were on the brink of this ultimate achievement. This was always wishful thinking - until recently. A revolution occurred in the 1980s. In universities across the world new  less

*Entered in the Avatar Olympics Shipping Video Contest for Team DH*

I slaved 3 1/2 days over this video which I was planning on using for a Valentine's contest, but I had to do my part for Team DH.

This   more...video features Katara and Aang.

Avatar: The Last Airbender - Viacom
Awakening: Mae  less

This is a "series" on the coming changes and some info that we have had hidden from us.

Ken Workman singing his original song, "Her Eyes on the Horizon" in a video created by Anneke (Mudhooks)
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For the first time ever, astronomers have been creating a threedimensional map of how the dark matter is distributed across the Universe. An international team of scientists, among them groups from Marseille,   more...the Max-Planck Institutes and Paris have been using data from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. The results are published in nature online of 8 January 2007, and at the meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Seattle. This Video News Release discussed this discovery.
Credit: ESA/Hubble (M. Kornmesser & L. L. Christensen)
http://www.spacetelescope.org/news/html/heic0701.html

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amv

Book 3 trailer created by Distant Horizon (musogato.com/avatar) for the Avatar Interfansite Olympics (avatarolympics.net). We do not own the show. I did not create this video, RandomPokes of Distant Horizon   more...did. Song: "Rising Empire" by Immediate Music.  less

Cover of the song "Best I Ever Had (Grey Sky Morning)" by Vertical Horizon. An interesting band that changed drastically since they started with some memorable radio hits such as "Everything   more...You Want" and "You're A God".

Lyrics:

So you sailed away
Into a grey sky morning
Now I'm here to stay
Love can be so boring

Nothing's quite the same now
I just say your name now

[Chorus]
But it's not so bad
You're only the best I ever had
You don't want me back
You're just the best I ever had

So you stole my world
Now I'm just a phony
Remembering the girl
Leaves me down and lonely

Send it in a letter
Make yourself feel better

[Chorus]
But it's not so bad
You're only the best I ever had
You don't need me back
You're just the best I ever had

And it may take some time to
Patch me up inside
But I can't take it so I
Run away and hide
And I may find in time that
You were always right
You're always right

So you sailed away
Into a grey sky morning
Now I'm here to stay
Love can be so boring

What was it you wanted
Could it be I'm haunted

[Chorus]
But it's not so bad
You're only the best I ever had
I don't want you back
You're just the best I ever had
The best I ever had  less

I hope u like it :D

What happens when you experiment on a spider with drugs

New version than old version ;D

Anime - Sonic X

Song - Everything You Want

Artist - Vertical Horizon

I DO NOT own Sonic the Hedgehog, the song "Everything You Want", nor the scenes of the AMV. SEGA   more...and the Sonic Team owns Sonic, and Vertical Horizon owns their song.

THIS IS PURE FAN-BASED MATERIAL. NOTHING IN THIS AMV IS CONTRIBUTED TO THE MAKERS IN ANY WAY.  less

i hadn't made a avatar vid in a while so i decided todo this one!!!!!

its about how its a miracle that katara met aang and how he survives the finale

Song:(Lonely) Miracle
Artist:Vertical Horizon

Once again, Sepia toned scenes are memories of everything that Sasuke had. I thought this song would fit cause, Sasuke is everything Sakura wants but she doesn'tknow why because of the massacre the year   more...ago.
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Story: Sasuke finds out about Sakura and finds her, or more like she found him by accident. He feels horrible and decides to leave the village and decide that it's better for her not to know what had happened that year ago. Do you think she can remember before he leaves?
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You probly won't understand until you see part one xP

EDIT-
I actuall don't like how this came out, but if you like, thanks.;)  less

It's a big universe!

a inuyasha n kagome amv.

final part of Horizon.

part three of the Horizon series..

SUBLESS

LxLight

I OWN NOTHING!!

Song: Everything You Want
Artist: Vertical Horizon

This video was created by our friend Fri13th for The Loop Experiment Which can be found over at the panicchannel.com community, It is where musicians from all over the world get together online and make   more...music...and in this case a video as well.  less

see what the public thinks of modern art. if you have to be told the art is art than its NOT ART