Episodes
“Science & Music”. Prof. Block explores some of the great scientists and astronomers who were inspired by music. He is joined by a well known guitarist as well as lecturer Terry Oliphant.
Published 08/25/15
“Science & Music”. Prof. Block explores some of the great scientists and astronomers who were inspired by music. He is joined by a well known guitarist as well as lecturer Terry Oliphant.
Published 08/25/15
As the 28th of September 2015 looms near, one will find many “doomsday scenarios” on social media, including the apparent end of the world. Prof. Block addresses this issue, as an astronomer he explains what exactly will be happening in terms of the eclipse, what it means, and debunks some of the myths surrounding "the end of the world".
Published 08/18/15
As the 28th of September 2015 looms near, one will find many “doomsday scenarios” on social media, including the apparent end of the world. Prof. Block addresses this issue, as an astronomer he explains what exactly will be happening in terms of the eclipse, what it means, and debunks some of the myths surrounding "the end of the world".
Published 08/18/15
Professor David Block is joined by his close friend and colleague Professor Heilna du Plooy from North-West University to talk about astronomy and poetry.
Published 08/11/15
Professor David Block is joined by his close friend and colleague Professor Heilna du Plooy from North-West University to talk about astronomy and poetry.
Published 08/11/15
A Death in the Family is the fifth book in this exceptional series by Michael Sears and Stanley Trollop. They join Prof. Block in studio.
Published 08/04/15
A Death in the Family is the fifth book in this exceptional series by Michael Sears and Stanley Trollop. They join Prof. Block in studio.
Published 08/04/15
“From Astronomy to Lego: The World of Creativity.” The Art of the Brick, the world`s most popular LEGO exhibit, features sculptures created entirely from LEGO bricks. Prof. Block is joined by Nick Dreyer and Jarett Lang for this discussion.
Published 07/28/15
“From Astronomy to Lego: The World of Creativity.” The Art of the Brick, the world`s most popular LEGO exhibit, features sculptures created entirely from LEGO bricks. Prof. Block is joined by Nick Dreyer and Jarett Lang for this discussion.
Published 07/28/15
The flyby of Pluto has been in the news a lot lately... but what is it really all about? Then ‘From the Canvas of Life’, Prof. Block is joined by artist Peter Fincham who shares his extraordinary insights. Peter is truly a master of light and shadow.
Published 07/21/15
The flyby of Pluto has been in the news a lot lately... but what is it really all about? Then ‘From the Canvas of Life’, Prof. Block is joined by artist Peter Fincham who shares his extraordinary insights. Peter is truly a master of light and shadow.
Published 07/21/15
Prof. Block explores “Travel Perceptions vs. Reality”. You know how one sees that idyllic hotel room in Australia, with a view of the opera house, but when you arrive, you have a foul smelling room facing the abattoir. Experts Nicola and Mirella join Prof. to discuss what one can do to avoid this and deal with it, should it occur.
Published 07/14/15
Prof. Block explores “Travel Perceptions vs. Reality”. You know how one sees that idyllic hotel room in Australia, with a view of the opera house, but when you arrive, you have a foul smelling room facing the abattoir. Experts Nicola and Mirella join Prof. to discuss what one can do to avoid this and deal with it, should it occur.
Published 07/14/15
“Theatre allows us to converse with our souls—to passionately pursue and discover ways of living with ourselves and others." Prof. Block discusses Drama and “The Mood” with Inge James.
Published 07/07/15
“Theatre allows us to converse with our souls—to passionately pursue and discover ways of living with ourselves and others." Prof. Block discusses Drama and “The Mood” with Inge James.
Published 07/07/15
Why is the sky dark at night even though there are an infinite number of stars? Prof. Block answers this question and debunks some astronomy myths.
Published 06/30/15
Professor David Block takes us from the toaster to the moon landing, and everything else in between. Professor Block explains why the American flag looked like it was blowing in the moon landing visuals as well as explains how the power in your USB, has more operating power than what it took to get Neil Armstrong onto the moon.
Published 06/23/15
Professor Block delves into the theme of “Looking up on Youth Day: Our Leaders of Tomorrow”. The Prof is joined by special guest Genevieve Savary.
Published 06/16/15
Prof Block looks back at some of the iconic images The Hubble Telescope has produced as part of the 'Hubble at 25' anniversary special.
Published 06/09/15
The Sun is the star at the center of our Solar System and is by far the most important source of energy for life on Earth. Prof. Block and his guest, Karabo talk about the Sun and all its properties.
Published 05/26/15
Prof. Block interviews 19-year-old SA inspiration Jess Myhill with regards to creativity in light and film, as well as her attending the New York Film Academy.
Published 05/19/15
Prof. Block and his guest, Dr Michael Mitchley, look at Human Intelligence VS Robot Intelligence, could robots ever be smarter than humans?
Published 05/12/15
As the world prepares to celebrate 25 years since the launch of The Hubble Telescope, Prof Block looks back at some of the iconic images it has produced.
Published 05/05/15
Prof. Block discusses everything from earthquakes to photography, focusing specifically on Adrian Steirn's photography.
Published 04/28/15
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