National Geographic: Journey to the Edge of the Universe

00:00:03 This is our world

00:04:19 may be longer than us

00:07:47 on, like a moth to a flame

00:10:46 up close, it's unrecognizable

00:14:35 the raw ingredients of life

00:17:42 full of choking carbon dioxide

00:21:08 that could have harbored life

00:25:15 what a monster

00:29:04 And yet it looks strangely familiar

00:32:40 our home emerged

00:36:32 Already beginning to feel small, lonely

00:39:53 our solar system isn't a neat model we thought it was

00:43:26 It's hard to know which way to go

00:48:10 even civilizations like our own could be down there, right now

00:52:32 its past and its future

00:57:05 A giant horse's head rearing up in space

01:01:01 wonders once beyond imagination

01:04:43 This asteroid, it's a lump of solid rock

01:08:33 Dazzled by the milky way's beauty

01:12:18 Surely one of these, more than one, must be capable of supporting life

01:16:52 clusters of stars

01:20:20 It's a pattern woven through the vast fabric of space

01:25:00 Eight billion light-years from home

01:29:48 We go on, forwards through time