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The tiger beetle can run up to 5.5 miles per hour, illustrating its adaptations for survival as shown in Macro Worlds: God's Darlings: Beetles.
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are examined through scientific research and public opinion, highlighting their impact on agriculture and health.
Hydrogen could supply up to 20 percent of global energy needs by 2050, a significant increase from nearly zero today.
Watch to learn why you can't stop eating that bag of chips and its serious consequences.
NASA's study shows galaxies evolve over 8 billion years, challenging previous beliefs.
Dolphin intelligence is interesting because understanding it may help communicate with aliens.
Tuesdays on History reveal the true nature of stars and the stories behind constellations.
The phases of the moon have been used to track time since the dawn of mankind.
David Gran highlights Peter Paul Biro's forensic art authentication methods in Montreal.
Global efforts to develop and distribute COVID-19 vaccines are examined, highlighting the roles of scientists, governments, and pharmaceutical companies.
The video features 4K UHD time-lapse footage of Earth's coastlines and countries, including England, France, Italy, and Egypt, captured from the ISS.
EsoCast showcases a Hubble image of the violent star formation in Cygnus's S106 region.
Researchers reveal 250 women fought disguised as men during the Civil War for various reasons.
The New Horizons Mission captures and presents striking images of Pluto, showcasing the dwarf planet's unexpected beauty and complexity.
The first weather satellite launched into space in 1960 aids meteorologists in detecting storms.
In the Philippines, a rare blood type known as Rh-null is sought after for its life-saving potential, raising ethical questions about blood donation and distribution.
Seven pride lands in the Aavango Delta are each as large as Manhattan, where lions defend their territory against intruders.
Bloodstain pattern analysis is vital in murder investigations today, using science to determine injury origins.
Astronauts recycle urine into drinking water in America's Secret Space Heroes series.
Biologist Raul Schwing studies Kia birds and their contagious playfulness through sound.
Uncover the surprising truths behind cloud formations and their impact on our planet's future!
Meteorologists in Kansas City protect flights from deadly storms and ensure safety.
Orangutans learn nest building in a special class at the orangutan jungle school.
A scientist places a taxidermied bird in monarch flycatcher territory to study their aggressive behavior.
Tree rings could reveal evidence of the biblical plagues in Ancient Egypt's history.
James Cook uses thousands of words to create intricate typewritten drawings in Essex, England.
A 24-minute film features a backyard wiffle ball game where players test an engineered ball designed to be impossible to hit.
The Amesbury Archer burial site near Stonehenge reveals significant Mesolithic artifacts.
A chicken lived for two years without a head, linking to Civil War and famous explorers.
A scientist's simulation reveals how the Twin Towers fell on 9/11 and its collapse speed.
Costa Rica's river anole exhibits a unique ability to produce bubbles while submerged, challenging previous assumptions about its underwater behavior.
A quarter of a million tons of nuclear waste are stored worldwide, with Finland's Onkalo facility set to begin operations in the next few years.
Melanie Kennedy, diagnosed with breast cancer, explores repurposed drugs like doxycycline and metformin alongside NHS chemotherapy to extend her life.
In the spring of 1930, Alfred Wegener and his team conduct an expedition in Greenland to gather evidence supporting the theory of continental drift and Pangea.
A bacterium called Jive may help combat the chytrid fungus threatening amphibian populations by causing the fungus to swim away from infected salamanders.
Alexander von Humboldt tests deadly electric eels in Los Llanos for scientific discovery.
A minimal amount of force is required to knock out a horse, challenging common perceptions about animal strength and vulnerability.
A 60-foot descent system, known as the sky crane, lowered the Curiosity Rover to the Martian surface during its successful landing in 2012.
Meet Arina Shokouhi, who creates the ecovado, an alternative avocado for sustainability.
NASA's new exploration vehicle enhances astronaut mobility for missions to Mars and beyond.
Cheetahs, with their unique physical adaptations like a flexible spine and specialized feet, are the fastest land animals, excelling in speed and hunting in the African savannah.
John Scopes is tried in Tennessee for teaching evolution, violating the Butler Act in July 1925.
Hydrogen cyanide is key to understanding the origin of life in outer space environments.
300,000 square kilometers of cropland worldwide need rewetting to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from damaged peatlands.
Forensic botanists use seed pods as the only evidence to solve a murder case.
Barnaby Dixon, a 26-year-old puppeteer from the UK, creates addictive puppet performances that gained him a 50,000 Euro prize on a German talent show.
The British Antarctic Survey's center withstands extreme cold and relocates in danger.
Wolfgang Dittus studies macaques in Sri Lanka, revealing their social structures and behaviors.
