In this clip, Charlie uses the behavior of the hoop's shadow to pinpoint the longitude and latitude where the photos had been taken. In order to make calculations involving the position of the sun in the sky, Charlie used a technique called spherical astronomy.

This clip takes us into the universe through a series of steps, with each step being 10x larger than the previous. It illustrates the vastness of the universe and that increasing the field of view by a power of 10 makes a dramatic change in what we see.

Jet sings a song about the solar system in which we live. He names all of the planets and briefly explains the unique attributes of each one.

Penrose describes his black hole theory, which sparks an idea in Stephen's mind. Stephen reverses Penrose's theory and develops one of his own. Stephen suggests that the universe was born from a black hole exploding. The black hole has such strong space-time singularity that nothing can escape from it, even light. The black hole is triggered by the collapse of a star.

Scrat accidentally enters a flying saucer and propels himself into outer space. He travels through the solar system (also by accident), and during his journey finds a solar system, planets, asteroids, and other celestial objects.