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Wide Angle: Is There An Edge To The Universe?

Season 2 of the Science Channel's "Through The Wormhole with Morgan Freeman" continues Wednesday, June 15 at 10 p.m. E/P.

In the second episode of "Through The Wormhole," Morgan Freeman asks: Does our Universe have an edge? If so, what's beyond it? In this special Wide Angle, Discovery News details some of the cutting edge science to come out of this exciting cosmological field of study, complementing Freeman's groundbreaking Science Channel event.

VIDEOS: Is There An Edge To The Universe?

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Through The Wormhole -- Season Schedule

The new season of "Through The Wormhole with Morgan Freeman" is scheduled on Wednesdays at 10 p.m. E/P only on Science Channel. Check the schedule for repeats and episodes from the previous season of "Through The Wormhole."

REVIEW: Is There An Edge To The Universe?

Discovery News Space Producer Ian O'Neill reviews the Through The Wormhole episode "Is There An Edge To The Universe?"

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