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.
Read moreProfessor 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 […]
Read moreProfessor Block delves into the theme of “Looking up on Youth Day: Our Leaders of Tomorrow”. The Prof is joined by special guest Genevieve Savary.
Read moreProf Block looks back at some of the iconic images The Hubble Telescope has produced as part of the ‘Hubble at 25’ anniversary special.
Read moreThe 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.
Read moreProf. 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.
Read moreProf. Block and his guest, Dr Michael Mitchley, look at Human Intelligence VS Robot Intelligence, could robots ever be smarter than humans?
Read moreAs 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.
Read moreProf. Block discusses everything from earthquakes to photography, focusing specifically on Adrian Steirn’s photography.
Read moreOn this edition of Looking Up we focus on the mindset of Dickson Watts, who said: “If a speculation keeps you awake at night, sell down to the sleeping point.”
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