The film I made is a fascinating journey through billions of years of the history of the universe. We start with the Big Bang and go through mysterious phenomena such as black holes, dark matter and black energy, up to today's expansion of the universe. What's also interesting is the possibility of life beyond Earth. The universe is full of puzzles and unexplained phenomena that stimulate our imagination and inspire further research.
Albert Einstein, one of the greatest minds in history, also had his path full of challenges. As a teenager, he was expelled from school, which may have discouraged him , but his curiosity and passion for learning were stronger. Einstein himself emphasized: ... "It's actually a miracle that curiosity doesn't die in formal education." These words have a special meaning for me, because my interest in science and the universe also did not stem from formal education, but from constant curiosity and the need to search for answers on my own.
My experience with education was similar in feeling. I often felt that the answers I received from teachers and institutions were enigmatic and not entirely in line with reality. Therefore, I began to compare and analyze various theories and materials on my own. Thanks to this, I was able to systematize my knowledge, including about the universe. To this day, I use both books and digital materials, and I have prepared technical equipment and simulators myself. My modest films are the result of this passion. Another reason for creating my materials again are personal matters, which I will not mention here.