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Hollie McNish calls for outdoor education to enhance children's learning and engagement.
Indonesia's surge in COVID-19 cases, driven by the delta variant, highlights the ongoing challenges of managing the virus's constant mutation and its impact on health care systems.
South Africa faces a serious second wave due to a more contagious coronavirus variant.
Airborne particles from speaking and laughing pose risks, especially in airplanes.
Cardiff diamond foundry grows gem diamonds using advanced chemical vapor deposition techniques.
A 10-year-old girl has been missing for more than 34 hours in Vienna's Donostat district, prompting police to widen their search efforts.
The local community reacts with grief and anger after the murder of James Bulger by two boys.
A flight from Pakistan to Heathrow accidentally carries uranium, raising security concerns.
China condemns the U.S. for downing a suspected surveillance balloon on Saturday.
The video details COVID-19 symptoms, including difficulty breathing and long COVID effects.
Europe's largest 3D-printed building uses advanced technology for efficient construction.
Iceland conducts COVID-19 testing to understand the virus's spread and mutations.
The video highlights re-infection cases in Hong Kong, impacting immunity understanding and vaccine development.
Researchers grow human brain tissues to understand unique brain development and neuron production.
Barack Obama prepares emotionally for his speech at the Democratic National Convention in 2008.
Scientists capture the very first image of a black hole at the center of Galaxy M87.
John Mankins discusses the potential of space solar power to provide energy for Earth.
The James Webb Space Telescope, launched over a year ago, provides images with 100 times the sensitivity of the Hubble Space Telescope, enhancing cosmic understanding.
This episode reveals how DNA evidence could finally bring BTK to justice after 30 years.
Antarctic boots can withstand temperatures as low as -40° C, making them essential for anyone venturing into the extreme cold of Antarctica.
More than a third of people now get their news through smartphones, prompting a need to break out of news bubbles and diversify sources.
David Beckham and Zinedine Zidane highlight the importance of penalty kicks in football.
Hubble Space Telescope marks 25 years of revealing the Universe's secrets with stunning images.
Slammow battles Terrortops in a thrilling match, sparking fan discussions about the main roster.
Farmtruck races against Matt's super fast El Camino, with the left lane winning by a narrow margin in a high-stakes street racing showdown.
Newcastle University scientists have successfully created 3D printed human corneas using a bio-ink solution made from stem cells, alginate, and collagen.
In the swamps of the United States, explorer Josh Gates and the Expedition X team utilize a heat sensing drone to investigate reports of a mysterious creature.
Grindavik in Southwest Iceland is evacuated as volcanic eruption fears rise after 800 earthquakes.
Ben Fazel discusses super immunity and its potential against COVID-19 variants.
Waves from the Severn Bore can reach heights of two meters, creating a thrilling spectacle for surfers and spectators in Gloucester.
India's Chandrayaan-3 mission aims to land a Rover on the moon's South Pole.
India's rocket carrying the Mars Orbiter launches from Satish Dhawan Space Centre.
India's Chandrayaan 2 loses contact with Vikram lander during its lunar mission in July.
India's Vikram Lander aims to be the first to land on the Moon's South Pole.
India lands near the Moon's South Pole, marking a first in lunar exploration and resource potential.
India's Chandrayaan-3 Rover captures the first pictures from the Moon's South Pole.
India's Chandrayaan 3 spacecraft successfully lands on the moon's South Pole, marking a historic achievement for the Indian Space Research Organisation and the nation.
A rocket with a lift capacity of 640 tons launched successfully, sending vibrations through the mission control center as it ascended into the sky.
Joe Tidy explains India's budget-friendly mission to Mars, costing less than 'Gravity.'
India's Chand Ryan aims for a historic moon landing with Vikram on Monday.
India successfully lands a spacecraft on the moon's south pole and conducts a hop experiment.
An Indian amateur astronomer locates the Vikram lander crash site nearly three months after its loss.
Temperatures at the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah regularly drop to minus 110 degrees Fahrenheit as young aerospace engineers simulate life on Mars.
The Darwin Centre at the Natural History Museum in London features a 65-meter cocoon structure, allowing public engagement with scientists and 20 million specimens.
Emmanuel races Waylon in Street Outlaws: Mega Cash Days for a $600,000 prize.
New Season Fri., Aug. 15 at 9/8c on HISTORY reveals time travel's intriguing implications.
Kim Stanley Robinson reflects on his childhood fascination with space, his experiences with astronomy, and the significance of understanding Earth's place in the universe.
Hessdalen Valley in Norway is a notable site for UFO sightings, prompting Phil and Heather to investigate the unusual phenomena reported in the region.
