The Infographics Show: Science & Nature

Name: The Infographics Show: Science & Nature
Released: 2025-09-26T00:00:00.000Z
Cast: Josh Risser

TV Show · Animation

In this segment of "The Infographics Show," explore the wonders of science and nature - from deep oceans to distant galaxies! Discover how natural forces shape planet Earth and the universe beyond.

2025 · 22m

Starring Josh Risser

EPISODE 1

The End of the Universe / Life Expectancy in Year 2050

In an exploration of immortality, a man recounts his 387-year journey through humanity's highs and lows, emphasizing the importance of human connection. Next, learn about the fascinating rise in life expectancy. Watch out for lifestyle risks!
EPISODE 2

What's the Real Reason the Megalodon Went Extinct?

The megalodon, once a terrifying ocean predator, was revitalized in pop culture by Steve Alten's book and the film "The Meg." While theories about its extinction vary, it's clear this giant shark is long gone, leaving us to explore its legacy!
EPISODE 3

Extreme Planets in the Galaxy / Finding Invisible Galaxies

Let's explore the cosmos! From scorching KELT-9b to icy Hoth, each world is a wild surprise! Next, discover how astronomers have uncovered invisible galaxies. These "primordial beasts" could be the missing link to galactic formation.
EPISODE 4

Ancient Technologies Scientists Can't Explain

Uncover the mind-blowing ancient technologies that still baffle scientists! From the 10,000-year-old calendar of Warren Field to the mysterious Antikythera mechanism, these inventions challenge our understanding of history and human ingenuity.
EPISODE 5

The Last 60 Minutes Before Asteroid Impacts Earth

In a gripping countdown to an asteroid impact, the struggle for survival intensifies as humanity faces extinction-level events, fire-scorched landscapes and dwindling resources. Hope lies in hidden survival shelters, but the future remains uncertain!
EPISODE 6

What If Antarctica Completely Melted?

If Antarctica melts, sea levels could rise by 64 meters, flooding coastal cities worldwide and displacing billions. The massive global upheaval underscores the urgent climate crisis and would reshape our climate and habitats forever.