Einstein's Universe
1979 · 118 MIN · IMDB 7.6 · DIR. Martin Freeth
Overview
A documentary produced in 1979 to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Albert Einstein. Narrated and hosted by Peter Ustinov and written by Nigel Calder.
Dialogue Timeline — 1,740 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:33 All Texas. What?
00:06:02 For our celebration of Einstein's Relativity
00:10:30 What a feat for Galileo to realize
00:15:18 from the sun as compared with their apparent position in the sky when
00:20:09 and ask those people on Skylab what do they see.
00:25:23 over several years, we were able to detect the swivel of Mercury's orbit
00:30:42 They move up and down by as much as a foot twice a day.
00:35:35 Lunar HUD 21, which you can see
00:40:23 298 million meters per second.
00:45:06 Now, if we could turn to Mars...
00:49:26 our clocks run at the appropriate rate.
00:53:52 we have to now enter into the theory of atoms.
00:58:21 Well, certainly not, because,
01:05:09 Even in imagination, this time travel by means of gravity
01:10:28 It's not only gravity that affects the rate of a clock
01:15:39 to hear instead about special relativity
01:20:38 High speed travel also makes you seem heavier.
01:25:31 the Einstein equation, E = mc2.
01:30:26 is one of the great challenges of our generation.
01:35:21 still inspire the very latest research.
01:40:26 and a certain distance in, then it's possible to show
01:44:48 Could we pull Einstein's ideas all together.
01:50:13 But I sensed that gravity might indeed close up the universe,
01:55:57 "in the creation of the world."
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,740
Dialogue density14.7 lines / min
First line00:00:33
Final line01:55:57
Production Record
DirectorMartin Freeth
LanguageEnglish
Factoids
Rating source
IMDb rating preserved from the supplied subtitle archive; it may differ from the current IMDb rating.
Local subtitle archive