Space Expert Brian Cox on Black Holes, the Big Bang and Elon Musk | Emma Barnett Meets
Emma Barnett meets physicist and space expert Professor Brian Cox to discuss whether there is life on Mars, how black holes could one day help us explain the origins of time and why despite the size of the universe humans are still very significant. Interview recorded on Aug 30, 2022.
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