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Cosmos: Possible Worlds

Starts 9 March

Following the award-winning Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey is a brand new season of Cosmos: Possible Worlds. It presents a triumphant voyage through humanity's past and present and maps a hopeful vision of our future.

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Follow Video Cosmos: Possible Worlds | Trailer Ann Druyan and world-renowned Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson takes us on a cosmic adventure from the ancient heretic who opened our way to the stars to billions of years in the future. Cosmos: Possible Worlds Starts Monday 8.30pm AEDT, 9 March on National Geographic.

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