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Defoliation levels caused by pine processionary caterpillars can reach as high as 100%, leading to the death of adult pine trees within a month.
Over 500 individual great white sharks have been identified in the northwest Atlantic population, challenging previous estimates of their numbers.
Mythbusters tests the safety of hands-free calls while driving in this episode.
Naturalness problems suggest that some properties of the universe appear oddly specific, raising questions about the fundamental constants that govern it.
For seven decades, chemists searched for element 43, which was eventually created in 1937 by Italian physicist Emilio Segrè using a particle accelerator.
Dr. Chuck from Nanyang Technological University uses a ground station to achieve GPS accuracy within a few centimeters for augmented reality street gaming.
Archaea, a newly recognized domain of life, reveals surprising connections to humans and a group known as Asgard, challenging previous biological classifications.
A scientific race to develop a malaria vaccine has intensified over 50 years, with the RTS,S candidate nearing commercialization and insights from Bill Gates.
Two vans are caught defying gravity in China in this episode of The Proof Is Out There.
The search for extraterrestrial life examines planets similar to Earth and the implications of recent discoveries on humanity's understanding of the universe.
On any given day, 20% of the workforce in industrialized countries works the night shift, facing increased risks of sleep deprivation and workplace accidents.
Orion splashes down in the Pacific Ocean after traveling more than 595,000 nautical miles, marking the end of a 10-day lunar mission.
Intelligent machines are reshaping our future, sparking debate among experts about the potential risks and benefits of artificial intelligence.
LEDs enable year round plant growth, changing seasons at the touch of a button in cities.
15,000 asteroids larger than 100 meters remain to be found, prompting plans for intervention missions to protect Earth from potential impacts.
A large Anglo-Saxon burial site in Wendover, Buckinghamshire, reveals 138 graves filled with high-quality grave goods, shedding light on Dark Age society.
Atomic clocks reveal the complexities of time and reality, showcasing how modern life is influenced by the principles of quantum physics and relativity.
Shark Gordon attempts to tag a fully-grown whale shark, a feat that has never been successfully accomplished before.
Bees and beans, rather than bats, play a crucial role in the evolutionary history of butterflies, as explored by Complexly for PBS Digital Studios.
Master brewers utilize a variety of ingredients and complex processes, including malting, mashing, and fermenting, to create diverse beer styles.
The video highlights Endeavour's final flight and Mark Kelly's retirement from NASA.
Dwayne Ollinger's team excavates 10 tons of soil at a site in Utah, searching for artifacts that may reveal connections to ancient human activity.
Animals across various species engage in teamwork and symbiotic relationships, showcasing the collaborative nature of the animal kingdom.
Animals like platypuses, chimpanzees, dolphins, and bees work together in their ecosystems, showcasing teamwork for hunting and social interactions.
BBC Earth highlights five significant moments in the lives of ants, showcasing their unique behaviors and vital roles in the ecosystem.
Australia's diverse wildlife is showcased through iconic species such as kangaroos and crocodiles, highlighting the continent's unique natural heritage.
Arctic foxes, snow leopards, and polar bears exemplify the unique adaptations and survival strategies of wildlife in extreme winter environments.
The BBC Earth Archive showcases notable moments featuring spiders with unique hunting techniques and the ability to spin webs up to 25 meters long.
Wolves chase hares, hawks pursue bats, and lions confront a bull in a series of intense predator-prey interactions showcased by BBC Earth.
Bethany Ehlmann, a planetary geologist and Emerging Explorer, directs NASA's Curiosity rover to study Mars' ancient rocks and environment.
A gamma-ray burst from a galaxy 3.8 billion light-years away lasted four and a half hours, challenging previous understandings of black hole formation.
In 1595, navigators Pieter Keyser and Frederik de Houtman charted over 130 stars in the southern sky, leading to twelve new constellations for Europe.
Bats exhibit unique behaviors and adaptations, showcasing their ecological importance through playful interactions, hunting techniques, and complex communication.
In the center of the Milky Way, approximately 25,000 light years from Earth, a giant black hole interacts dynamically with surrounding stars.
A mini-black hole, measuring six trillionths of a meter in diameter, could potentially power a spacecraft for interstellar travel.
A mini black hole, measuring 6 trillionths of a meter in diameter, could serve as a fuel source for future interstellar spacecraft.
Astronomers use Fermi and Swift to explore black holes and the high-energy universe.
Czechoslovakia grapples with the dual-edged nature of modern technology, facing both its promises and the unprecedented horrors it can unleash.
Atlantis's mission showcases the ascent into space and the intricate descent of solid rocket boosters, highlighting advancements in space travel technology.
Five new evasion tactics are tested against a bloodhound in a series of challenges designed to assess their effectiveness in capture scenarios.
Heat generated in the Sun's core races toward Earth as electrified plasma towers.
1,600 feet is the distance Farmtruck and AZN aim to cover in a single burnout to break the world record in this high-stakes automotive challenge.
Carbon nanotubes are being explored for their potential to combat heart disease by targeting and eliminating plaque responsible for heart attacks.
CRISPR gene editing therapy is applied in a groundbreaking experiment on living humans, demonstrating significant potential to reverse blindness.
In August 2000, Sussex police spot a mysterious light in the skies above Brighton.
A coin made of arsenical bronze, dating from as early as 1500, is discovered on Lot 5, prompting new inquiries into Oak Island's history.
Biologist Liz Bonnin examines unusual animal relationships around the world, highlighting interactions such as dogs nurturing tigers and buffaloes bonding with humans.
American astronaut Buzz Aldrin advocates for a human mission to Mars by 2035, reflecting on his experiences from the Apollo 11 mission.
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