intelligent life, surviving the end of the universe, the physics of alien life, and more."30:15 In the third episode, "In Search of Giants," it will deal with "making contact with intelligent life, intergalactic civilizations, and surviving the end of the universe." In Internet culture The film has caused several parody or similar videos/films to be posted on YouTube. One of the tracks in the soundtrack, "Ether," is used in Kevin James's satirical comedy short film CouchX. and was later used in Logo Archive Collection Company's Timelapse of the Early MGM Logos about the early logos of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. A sci-fi video game, Out There: Oceans of Time, has its title from one of the soundtrack's track "Oceans of Time." Soundtrack The title of the soundtrack album, The Arrow of Time, is taken from a narration in the film by Brian Cox: The arrow of time creates a bright window in the universe's adolescence, during which life is possible. But its a window that doesn't stay open for long. As a fraction of the lifespan of the universe, as measured from its beginning to the evaporation of the last black hole, life, as we know it, is only possible for one thousandth of a billion billion billionth billion billion billionth billion billion billionth of a percent. This track list still does not include the hidden track posted on Boswell's Patreon. See also Graphical timeline from Big Bang to Heat Death Future of Earth Global catastrophic risk Human extinction Big Crunch List of unsolved problems in astronomy Minimalism Film assets 2012 (film) Geostorm Into the Universe with Stephen Hawking A Brief History of Time (film) Journey to the Edge of the Universe How the Universe Works Noah (2014 film) Deep Impact (film) Wonders of the Universe Voyage of Time Notes References Further reading External links Timelapse of the Future on YouTube Timelapse of the Future statement and complete asset list on Melodysheep's official website The Arrow of Time on Melodysheep's Bandcamp The Arrow of Time publishing catalog at MusicBrainz Amber Mountain Studios official subpage at Melodysheep's official website 2019 short documentary films 2019 animated films Films about science Films about the future Documentary films about outer space 2019 YouTube videos Films released on YouTube Webby Award winners 2010s animated short films 2019 films American short documentary films American animated documentary films Open content films Open content short films Documentary films about science Internet