Some of these documentaries, some of which are math, some physics and some of them, and some blended with each other, will connect you to the screen and open your horizon without realizing it.

Here are those documentaries.

The story of science

• Year: 2010
• Players: Michael Mosley, Allan Chapman, Francesco Palla
• Directors: Nigel Talk, Giles Harrison, Peter Oxley, Jeremy Turner
• IMDB Points: 8.1

We start the list with a classic. This series consists of two periods, and each period consists of 10 chapters that bet the history of different theories and scientific discoveries. The parts are independent of each other. For this reason, you can watch a random part randomly.

The presenter of this documentary series is the professor of physics, Jim Al-Khalili, and presents even difficult-to-understand bets in a very descriptive form. In addition, this documentary includes interviews with philosophers, historians and experts for scientists.

The Secret Genius of Contemporary Life

• Year: 2022
• Players: Hannah Fry, Declan Healy, Trevor Wood
• Directors: Lyndon Bruce, Declan Healy
• IMDB Points: 8.1

This documentary series bets the secret and surprising stories of the technologies we use in daily life. In the presenter, there is a mathematician Hannah Fry. Two periods of the series have been published so far, and both have 6 sections in which the stories in the fields of science, technology and engineering are told.

The successful visual effects used in the documentary and the perfect expression of Hannah Fry make it understandable even difficult points.

The Secret Life of Chaos.

• Year: 2010
• Player: Jim al-Halili
• Director: Nic Stacey
• IMDB Points: 8.2

This documentary, which describes the theory of chaos, consists of four parts and focuses on a different aspect of this theory. The first part of the documentary tells the theory of chaos, the second part of the chaos is the positive sides of the chaos, in the third part, and the fourth part of the chaos will come.

The story of maths/ story of mathematics

• Year: 2008
• Players: Marcus du Sutoy, Eleanor Robson, Leonhard Euler
• Directors: David Berry, Robin Dashwood, Karen Mcgann
• IMDB Points: 7.9

This documentary, a former manufacture of 2008, is one of the documentary series that describes the history of mathematics in a very successful form. The story of mathematics consists of four parts and each part focuses on a certain period of mathematics history.

For example, the first part deals with the development of ancient civilizations in Babylonian, Mayans and Egyptians in mathematics. In the second part, innovations in the ancient Roman and Greek periods are taken.

Science and Islam/ Science and Islam

• Year: 2009
• Player: Jim al-Halili
• Director: Tim USBORNE
• IMDB Points: 8.0

This documentary, which has been quite successful in its field, is a 4 -part manufacture of 4 parts describing the development of science in Islam. In Science and Islam, each part focuses on a certain period.

The presenter of this documentary is Jim Al-Khalili, a professor of physics at the University of London, Imperial College.

The code/ code

• Year: 2011
• Players: Marcus du Sutoy, Loren Carpenter, Kim Rossmo
• Directors: Dan Child, Stephen Cooter, Michael Lachmann
• IMDB Points: 7.3

The Code, a three -part documentary, works how numbers and forms affect the world around us. In this production, it is questioned whether the numbers are the rulers of the cosmos, and whether the wonder of life is a code.

Particle Fever/ Particle Fire

• Year: 2013
• Cast: David Kaplan, Fabiola Gianotti, Sherwood Boehlert
• Director: Mark Levinson
• IMDB Points: 7.4

This documentary, which is taken in a 7 -year period period, consists of both professional camera shots and the compilation of physicists’ own amateur records. It is manufactured as an immersive, as it is extremely scientific and complex in a perfect time.

A trip to infinity.

• Year: 2022
• Players: Alan Lightman, Delilah Gates, Stephon Alexander
• Directors: Jonathan Halperin, Drew Takahashi
• IMDB Points: 7.0

In this documentary called the Borders of Eternity, interviews with world -aged physicists, philosophers and mathematicians and the concept of eternity are discussed. When you watch this one -part documentary, you will find answers to many questions about eternity.

Every character and Nothing/ Everything and Nothing

• Year: 2011
• Cast: Jim Al-Khalili, Simon Schaffer, Carlos Frankish
• Director: Nic Stacey
• IMDB Points: 8.5

The other documentary we recommend to you consists of two parts. The first part is about various research on the structure and origin of the universe. This documentary examines the valuable details of the ongoing research from ancient Greece to the present day.

The second part, “Nothing ,, is investigating the concepts of absence and emptiness with its general prestige. In this part, the questions are asked what the gap is, how the gap is processed in quantum physics and whether the absence is possible. Moreover, this documentary is a production that understands the basic questions about the universe.

Connected: The Hidden Science of Every character

• Year: 2020
• Cast: Latif Nasser, Alex Wellerstein, Ainara Sistiago
• Directors: Nick Brigden, Arianna Lapenne, Alyse Walsh
• IMDB Points: 7.5

This documentary series consists of 6 parts and each part focuses on different issues. Just like the person who watches the time, contributes to the development of a new perspective to the world. Production both informs the audience and leads to thinking.

The documentary generally conveys scientific research and expert opinions. In addition, journalist Latif Nasser is undertaken by presenter and perfect style.

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