Tearing down the walls between science and history. Did you know that every day people carry the legacy of the Titanic and even the Big Bang in their pockets in the form of a cell phone? Or that a connection exists between Egyptian mummies and today's ham and cheese sandwich? Surprising links between the past and the present are revealed as Big History explores 13.7 billion years of history and asks questions like: was the American Revolution driven in part by a biological thirst for caffeine? Crisscrossing through time and space each Big History episode uses cutting-edge... visuals and graphics to reveal transformative relationships between science and history. Special Features: 30 minutes of bonus footage never before seen on TV [show more]
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Ten-part History Channel series narrated by Bryan Cranston exploring unexpected connections in human history. Among the questions explored in the series are whether New York became America's biggest city because of salt, how the Titanic contributed to the growth of cell phones and the connections between Egyptian mummies and the modern ham and cheese sandwich.
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