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Phil Tippett's career in animation is examined, highlighting his transition from traditional techniques to digital methods and the impact on storytelling in film.
Watch Tucci in Italy on Sundays at 8/7c on National Geographic for a culinary adventure.
Megalithic structures in Peru raise questions about their origins, exploring whether they were constructed by the Inca civilization or extraterrestrial beings.
At least 40 people viewed a Facebook Live video of a 15-year-old girl being sexually assaulted, but none called the police.
President Lincoln realizes the North needs railroads after the South's Bull Run victory.
Watch new episodes on History about the mystery of Greek Fire and its historical significance.
Isaac Newton's feud with Robert Hooke begins after he sends work to the Royal Society.
The video discusses the risks and rewards of investing in today's crypto Wild West.
The host examines digital privacy and its evolution from Boston Warren to modern Los Angeles.
A digital detective faces hacking threats while exploring historical and modern hacking events.
Charles voices Mario, Nintendo's most beloved character, bringing joy for decades.
Apollo 8's mission involved a critical maneuver to enter lunar orbit, highlighting the significant risks faced by astronauts Frank Borman, James Lovell, and William Anders.
The pilum is a vital weapon in Rome's imperial ambitions, effective against fast attackers.
Hadrian's Wall, built in AD 122, stretched 73 miles and was fortified with a fort every seven miles, housing at least 500 soldiers each.
The Samsung Galaxy Note functions as both a game console and a home entertainment system, highlighting its capabilities for gaming and media consumption.
Mortal Kombat uses bell peppers to create gruesome sound effects in its games.
The internet, a revolutionary tool for humanity, raises questions about its ownership, infrastructure, and the mechanisms that ensure its continuous operation.
The Gateway Arch symbolizes unemployment efforts during the Great Depression in St. Louis.
Four weeks after entering her chrysalis phase, a female Cairns birdwing butterfly emerges and pumps fluid into her new wings to prepare for flight.
On the opening day of the Colosseum, the gladiatorial fight between Priscus and Verus ended in a draw, surprising the audience of thousands.
Travelers have visited the Grand Canyon's Osiris Tower and Temple of Ra, named after ancient Egyptian deities, for centuries.
Birds grew feathers 150 million years ago for insulation, not flight, as shown by Attenborough.
3,000 years ago, a network of copper mines in Timna, southern Israel, produced significant amounts of metal during King Solomon's reign.
Players can transform into anything from a tree to a galaxy in a video game created by artist David O'Reilly, featuring narration by philosopher Alan Watts.
In November 2022, China will hold its 20th Communist Party Congress, where President Xi Jinping is expected to seek another term as leader.
The Timna Valley mines reveal that not all workers were enslaved, despite rich diets found.
Mouza Al Hamrani and Ila Colombo redefine art and technology in Dubai's creative scene.
Grizzly bear cubs in Russia's Wild Seas learn to fish for slippery salmon in summer ponds.
Hoopoes are mentioned in the Koran as saviors of Moses and confidants of King Solomon, reflecting their significance in Moorish culture.
A quarter of a million POWs were held in a secret prison camp in Thailand, where many were forced to build a railroad under brutal conditions.
Female fire salamanders use a fountain in Heidelberg to give birth while evading male toads.
Hungry wolves trick bears to steal carrion in a clever survival tactic.
Scientist Ross Piper captures rare butterflies in Burma to highlight habitat preservation needs.
The Berber horse is prized above all for Roman chariot racers in this informative series.
On D-Day, 290 Duplex Drive tanks were transported across the channel, but 27 of the first 29 launched at Omaha Beach sank due to rough seas.
A gamer with Leber's congenital amaurosis shares how sound and dedication shape his experience with video games like Mortal Kombat 10.
10 million straw-coloured fruit bats gather in a half square mile in Zambia, consuming over a billion waterberries during their migration.
One in five animals at the National Zoo receives formal training to ensure their health and minimize stress during examinations.
The Hogwarts Express, featured in the Harry Potter films, offers a breathtaking train ride through the stunning landscapes of the Scottish Highlands near Ben Nevis.
GPT-3, developed by OpenAI, is an advanced artificial intelligence model capable of generating human-like text and writing code, showcasing significant advancements in natural language processing.
The pregnant guppy is the only plane that transported NASA rockets for the Apollo missions.
Wiley Post relies on Russell Colley to create a pressure suit for high-altitude flight.
Sally Snowman manages Boston Light, America's oldest lighthouse, as its 70th keeper.
Young tiger Kumal is captivated by a female tiger signaling her interest through urine.
TikTok defines Gen Z and has firmly embedded itself in the covid-era zeitgeist with over a billion users.
The video showcases unique talents involving the human tongue, including a tongue balloon trick that impresses viewers on social media platforms like Facebook.
Innovative smartphone accessories like KiiTAG2, Nexpaq, and Ollo Clip enhance mobile experiences with unique functionalities and designs.
Neural networks are applied in various fields, including image enhancement, lip reading, and scene generation, showcasing their transformative impact on technology.
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