Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman

The greatest mystery of science is what happens when we die -- do we simply cease to exist or do we survive in some form? Now, biologists, physicists and philosophers are closing in on the answer to the ultimate question.

Groundbreaking cosmology and state of the art space telescopes now suggest the universe has a finite size and shape. If this is true, then not only is there a place where the universe ends, but there may be something beyond it.

Time is not what we think it is. New research questions the nature of time and challenges our most basic perceptions about reality.

Back and forth, side to side and up and down seem to be the only paths we can move in, but cutting-edge science now suggests there must be more.

Researchers are diving into the hidden folds of our brains and have discovered that thoughts can fly across space. We all may be part of a global consciousness, and scientists investigate the possibility of a sixth sense.

A revolution in science is underway that will transform life on Earth and ensure our survival as a species. New ways of perceiving the world might allow us to unlock the secrets of the universe.

By delving into the mystery of light, physicists are designing warp drives, hunting for wormholes and discovering ways to teleport matter. The stars await and our chance to explore the final frontier might be within reach.

Death is a humbling reality, but life seems programmed for death. Cutting-edge science embarks on a bold mission to extend human life and may soon bring immortality within our grasp.

Combining data about thousands of newly-discovered planets with our knowledge of how life evolved on Earth, exobiologists are determining how life could take on new and unexpected forms.

There could be more than one version of reality, and recent theories suggest that intelligent life in these alternate worlds could be trying to send us messages, and that they could determine the fate of the entire universe.