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In Kerrville, TX, the NOVA team prepares for the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, showcasing the science and excitement behind this celestial event.
South Londoners reflect on the transformations in Bermondsey, Camberwell, Deptford, and Southwark, questioning whether progress comes at a cost.
Advanced communication technology in 1968 is explored through insights from experts like Arthur C. Clarke, highlighting its potential impact on society and privacy.
Labour's traditional strongholds face a pivotal shift as voters express a desire for change amid growing distrust of both major political parties.
Fathers confronting their abusive behaviors seek transformation through a supportive program, aiming to break the cycle of domestic violence for future generations.
Bulgaria faces significant economic change as the euro is set to replace the lev in 2026, sparking mixed reactions among its citizens.
Climate-induced collapse threatens global stability, prompting a focus on climate science and civil disobedience efforts led by activists and scientists.
Power dynamics in America are examined, highlighting how elite networks and financial influence shape decisions that impact democracy and representation.
Bhutanese people navigate the complexities of tradition and modernity, revealing a society rich in values, beliefs, and the impact of rapid change.
Courageous women in Iran are risking everything to challenge a restrictive regime, igniting widespread social unrest and a powerful desire for change!
Cuban musicians, from state-supported icons to underground dissidents, reflect the nation's shifting political landscape as it navigates a new capitalist era.
Building Stuff with NOVA features Transportation Engineer Jake Voorhees alongside host Dr. Nehemiah Mabry, an experienced engineer and educator from Raleigh, North Carolina.
European bluefin tuna, vital to the Mediterranean ecosystem, face imminent collapse due to overfishing practices that target them during spawning.
Donald J. Trump's rise to the presidency reshaped American politics, prompting critical questions about the nation's future direction and legacy.
In the months leading up to the 2010 Midterm elections, Americans express diverse opinions about Barack Obama, reflecting hope and disappointment across the nation.
Barack Obama’s life is explored through his early years, political ascent, and historic 2008 presidential victory, featuring insights from key figures in his journey.
Cuba faces a pivotal moment as the aging Castro leadership acknowledges the need for change, igniting hopes and concerns among the younger generation.
A food pantry in Harlem provides bags of vegetables to low-income residents, reflecting the community's ongoing challenges despite Barack Obama's presidency.
Scotland's impending independence referendum prompts a critical reassessment of its 300-year union with the UK, igniting debates on potential benefits and risks.
David Nugent facilitates a program for men seeking to change their violent behaviors towards women and children, aiming to break the cycle of abuse.
On April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will traverse the continental United States, with a livestream hosted by NOVA featuring NASA scientists in Russellville, Arkansas.
The speaker invites input from individuals under 24 years old about their concerns and hopes for the future in light of the pandemic's impact.
Four prominent figures, including President John Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., faced significant turning points in their final year before their assassinations.
Billions are spent in the name of freedom abroad while demands for genuine peace and social change remain unaddressed at home.
Franklin McCain urges individuals to act on their vision without waiting for support from others, stressing the need for personal initiative in making change.
In 1947, a production highlights the portrayal of women's achievements as a means to validate marriage as a career choice.
A lottery system for selecting bills in New Zealand's Parliament involves drawing chips from a biscuit tin.
