A film on the discovery channel that had dr michio kaku?

Question

There was a film quite a while ago about a spaceship of the future. It included antimatter, negative energy, nuetron stars, rotating living quarters to counterract the loss of gravity and a solar sail on the back of it.... I dont know what this was called, and only really want to know about this particular film and it was one of dr michio kaku's films...

Any suggestions??

Answer 1

there are lots of these if you google his name/discovery bud-



http://science.discovery.com/tv/sci-fi-science/michio-kaku-bio.html

Answer 2

It was probably an episode of Sci Fi Science, which covered many topics



but here is a list of all his shows

We Are the Guinea Pigs (1980)

Borders (1989)

Synthetic Pleasures (1995)

Einstein Revealed (1996)

Future Fantastic (1996)

Stephen Hawking's Universe (1997)

Bioperfection: Building a New Human Race (1998)

Exodus Earth (1999)

Me & Isaac Newton (1999)

Space: The Final Junkyard (1999)

Big Questions (2001)

Parallel Universes (2001)

Horizon: "Time travel" (2003)

Robo sapiens (2003)

Brilliant Minds: Secret Of The Cosmos (2003)

Nova: "The Elegant Universe" (2003)

Hawking (2004)

The Screen Savers (2004)

Unscrewed with Martin Sargent (2004)

Alien Planet (2005)

ABC News "UFOs: Seeing Is Believing" (2005)

HARDtalk Extra (2005)

Last Days on Earth (2005)

Obsessed & Scientific (2005)

Horizon: "Einstein's Unfinished Symphony" (2005)

Prophets of Science Fiction (2006)

Time (2006)

2057 (2007)

The Universe (2007)

Futurecar (2007)

Attack of the Show! (2007)

Visions of the Future (2008)

Horizon: "The President's Guide to Science" (2008)

Stephen Hawking: Master of the Universe (2008)

Horizon: "Who's Afraid of a Big Black Hole" (2009–2010)

Sci Fi Science: Physics of the Impossible (2009–2010)

Horizon: "What Happened Before the Big Bang?" (2010)

GameTrailers TV With Geoff Keighley: "The Science of Games" (2010)

How the Universe Works (2010)

Through the Wormhole (2011)

Answer 3

I would not want to get into an argument with Dr Kaku on the subjects of cosmology or astronomy or physics. He knows far more than I do in any of those particular disciplines. However, my perception is that he has taken an opportunity to build a bridge of communication into a soap box for monetary gain. He may be trying to emulate Dr Bronowski and Dr Sagan, but he is cashing in on the fears of his audience, as indeed Dr Sagan did in the last few years of his life (ref. Parade magazine articles on Nuclear Winter, his international political views buried within the pages of his books, etc). This method, in my opinion, does little to promote science, and instead tends to encourage the internet conspiracy whack jobs and the political extremists. I personally view his recent popularized accounts with a jaundiced and skeptical eye.