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Memories, identity, and the sense of self are shown to be constructs of the brain, rather than accurate recordings of reality.
Connections between rocket engines and hummingbird wings illustrate the intricate relationships between space, nature, and technology.
An international team of scientists, led by Dr Julian Bayliss, climbs a sheer rock wall in Mozambique to study an untouched forest's role in climate change.
Melissa Lott states that achieving affordable, reliable, zero-carbon power requires a combination of variable renewables, energy storage, and firm dispatchable power.
At the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, the US Science Pavilion showcased an innovative film experience featuring seven synchronized projectors that illustrated the evolution of science.
At least 30 banded sea crates join a hunting caravan with yellow goatfish, a behavior recently observed on remote reefs in Indonesia.
130 million years ago, the rise of flowering plants was linked to a series of catastrophic fires that reshaped Earth's ecosystems.
An 18-foot-long great white shark reaches a top speed of 27 mph during a test to compare its agility against a megalodon.
George King, a former taxi driver, claims to channel a psychic alien from Venus, sharing warnings about humanity's future during a trance session.
Cocoa Beach, a burgeoning town near NASA's Cape Canaveral, becomes the backdrop for Colonel John Glenn's historic mission to orbit the Earth.
Bold predictions from 1963 envision a future in 1988 marked by Russian moon landings, automation replacing jobs, and an abundance of leisure time.
Arthur C Clarke, renowned science-fiction writer and futurist, humorously predicts a future filled with fantastical inventions and monkey butlers in a 1964 broadcast.
Malcolm Lyall-Watson explores strategies for communicating with intelligent extraterrestrial life, emphasizing the importance of establishing friendly and clear interactions.
Venice, with its sinking wooden foundations, faces an uncertain future as journalist James Cameron explores the city's precarious situation.
Five young cavers navigate the perilous depths of Simpson's Pot, facing chilling waters and daunting features like 'The Pit' and 'The Final Chamber'.
The Hexham Heads, two mysterious Celtic stone artifacts linked to a 1976 werewolf report, have been rediscovered in the BBC Archive, revealing chilling insights.
BBC weather presenters celebrate 25 years of television forecasting, reminiscing about their experiences and featuring a nostalgic recreation of the first report.
Buzz Aldrin reflects on his NASA career and the mental health challenges he faced after becoming the second person to walk on the moon.
Computer storage has evolved from punch cards to hard drives, highlighting the challenges of managing vast amounts of data in the microprocessor era.
Paranormal investigators, including Tony Cornell and Dr Alan Gauld, explore a chest of drawers linked to poltergeist activity while grappling with skepticism and deception.
Futurologist Watts Wacker and physicist Dr Michio Kaku discuss transformative technological advancements and their implications for humanity in the 21st century.
Two pyramids located on different continents share uncanny features suggesting alien influence.
A paleoanthropologist in South Africa finds fossilized skeletal remains of ancient humans.
12 million Americans believe that shape-shifting beings live among humans, according to a 2013 Public Policy Polling survey.
Perry uses an EEG device to control video game characters like those in Elden Ring and Halo, while Ivan and Anastasia develop scent technology for immersive emergency training.
The Hubble Space Telescope, launched in 1990, has revolutionized astronomy with its stunning images and significant discoveries over 35 years.
A tiny hippo and a tree-dwelling kangaroo are among the four lesser-known adorable animals featured in this episode of BBC Earth's Science of Cute.
A certified avalanche dog like Tally can perform the work of about 30 rescuers in the same amount of time during search and rescue operations.
Innovative chefs in Sweden and Zanzibar challenge traditional pizza norms with unconventional toppings like bananas and Snickers, redefining culinary creativity.
This episode showcases mysterious sea creatures in The Proof Is Out There compilation.
Spy cameras capture five unique animal behaviors in their natural habitats, highlighting the social interactions of various species across diverse ecosystems.
Ants play a vital role in ecosystems worldwide, as showcased in this compilation of videos from BBC Earth highlighting their complex behaviors and adaptations.
Christa McAuliffe and Barbara Morgan participate in training sessions at NASA's Johnson Space Center, preparing for the Space Shuttle Challenger mission.
Each triceratops egg measured almost a foot long, with slim chances of survival in a world dominated by dinosaurs 64 million years ago.
NASA and the European Southern Observatory announced the discovery of a solar system containing seven Earth-like planets, expanding the search for extraterrestrial life.
Seven-foot-tall glowing figures have been reported by hikers near Mount Shasta, prompting an investigation into the area's unusual phenomena.
Veterans Rudy Reyes and Ronnie Adkins reveal how a U.S. Army unit deceives Nazi forces.
A black hole named Sagittarius A, located over 27,000 light years away, is imaged for the first time, revealing a ring of light surrounding darkness.
Geologists analyze Earth's layers to outline significant events in life's history, structured within the Geologic Time Scale.
Anthropologist Chris Stringer provides an insightful overview of human evolution, tracing our lineage from chimpanzees to Homo sapiens using replica skulls.
12 infant and juvenile great white sharks were caught and safely released during a research expedition off the coast of Baja California.
Birds, as some of the planet's earliest creatures, are explored for their diverse behaviors, survival strategies, and cultural significance across various societies.
Four baby squirrels are born tail first, vulnerable and dependent on their mother for milk during the early days of spring in Central Europe.
Mars has a complex natural history that parallels Earth's, revealing insights into planetary evolution and the potential for life beyond our planet.
Engineers at SpinLaunch have conducted 10 successful flight tests of a new launch system that uses a spinning arm to propel satellites into orbit.
Sandi Morris aims to clear heights exceeding five meters while using a 14-foot pole in her pursuit of Olympic gold at the Paris Games.
A robot equipped with sensors and cameras is designed to locate and monitor healthy coral reefs, providing crucial data for reef health assessment.
A scientist suddenly dies, prompting questions about hidden information after his death.
