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The 1933 British Mount Everest expedition set an altitude record for climbing without supplemental oxygen, a feat unbroken until 1978.
Akram Khan explores the evolving relationship between humans and AI, examining their impact on connections and transforming his reflections into a captivating dance piece.
Timbuktu, once a legendary destination in the Sahara, was surrounded by tales of wealth and grandeur, with streets rumored to be paved in gold.
Edmund Irvine Jr. explores the adrenaline-fueled challenges of extreme professions, highlighting the inherent dangers that come with thrilling careers.
Marrakech's vibrant Jamaa El Fna square showcases a lively mix of Gnawa dancers and snake charmers, offering an authentic experience beyond typical tourist traps.
Skylab, NASA's first space station, provided critical insights into human life in space through the experiences of astronauts living and working onboard.
The emergence of a trillion dollar space economy is reshaping industries and addressing global challenges, driven by technological advancements and human ambition.
Michael Glawogger's vision presents a thematic exploration of the world, emphasizing intuition and open-minded observation without specific goals or prejudices.
Human resilience and connection are explored against the breathtaking backdrop of the Himalayas, revealing universal truths about courage and vulnerability.
In the Far East of Mongolia and Japan, a narrative unfolds that intertwines history, love, and the complexities of national decline, narrated by a deceased Finn.
Rare outtakes from the 1933 Everest expedition, filmed by Percy Wyn-Harris and Hugh Ruttledge, provide a unique glimpse into early mountaineering history.
David and Harry navigate Reno, meeting diverse homeless travelers and hitchhikers as they continue their trek from Tijuana to the North Pole.
In Patagonia's Torres del Paine National Park, a team of scientists documents over 80 wildlife species, including Chile's largest predator, the puma.
David Choe and Harry Kim embark on a hitchhiking adventure across China, navigating the challenges of language and finances with creativity and resilience.
In southern Chile, the search for Darwin's Frog reveals over 80 lesser-known species, highlighting the country's rich and unexplored wildlife.
David Choe hitchhikes from Louisiana to Florida, utilizing trains, cars, and boats to navigate his way across the United States.
In remote regions of Chile, scientists observe animal behaviors that reveal the complexities of competition among over 80 recorded species, including the puma and blue whale.
David Choe navigates the diverse landscapes of America, hitchhiking on trains, cars, and boats while sharing his unique experiences along the way.
In regions across Chile, over 80 native species, including the puma and blue whale, face threats of endangerment and extinction due to environmental changes.
Venus once had a similar climate to Earth but is now a hostile environment.
Chile's diverse wildlife, including cougars, vampire bats, and blue whales, showcases over 80 recorded species, many of which are largely unknown to science.
David Choe embarks on an adventurous hitchhiking expedition across America, utilizing trains, cars, and boats to navigate the diverse landscape.
In Chile, over 500 bird species exhibit unique colors, behaviors, and adaptations, highlighting the country's rich and diverse wildlife.
In the waters off Chile, a team of scientists searches for the blue whale while documenting over 80 species of wildlife, some previously unknown to science.
Hallucinogenic tree frogs from the Amazon are sought after by VICE, culminating in a profound experience after capturing one of these unique creatures.
David and Harry navigate California's semi-rural landscape, hitching rides and encountering unexpected challenges on their trek to the North Pole.
David Choe navigates the diverse landscapes of America by hitchhiking on trains, cars, and boats, showcasing the spirit of adventure and human connection.
David Choe and Harry Kim embark on a hitchhiking adventure across China, navigating the challenges of language barriers and a lack of funds.
David Choe and Harry Kim embark on a hitchhiking adventure across China, navigating the challenges of language and finances without any money.
David and Harry set off from Tijuana, planning a route up the West Coast and through Canada, ultimately aiming for the North Pole.
In the waters off the coast of Chile, diverse ecosystems and over 80 species of marine life, including the blue whale, are explored for their ecological significance.
Abandoned industrial complexes and devastated communities around the world reveal tragic tales of ambition and loss, highlighting the remnants of dreams shattered by unseen forces.
David Choe navigates the diverse landscapes of America by hitchhiking on trains, cars, and boats, showcasing the unique experiences along the Mississippi River.
At a lowly rated campground in Virginia, a hidden truth challenges conventional views of camping culture and highlights bizarre global experiences.
Explorers including Robert Ballard, Jane Goodall, and Paula Kahumbu participated in a Google+ Hangout to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the Society.
Five young cavers navigate the perilous depths of Simpson's Pot, facing chilling waters and daunting features like 'The Pit' and 'The Final Chamber'.
Chay Blyth shares insights on solo sailing around the world against prevailing winds, addressing young audience questions about his experiences and challenges.
A mysterious rumble at Blind Frog Ranch prompts a crew to scramble for safety while speculating about potential seismic activity.
Bertie Gregory returns to Vancouver Island to raise awareness for the conservation of coastal wolves after one he photographed was killed.
In the Torres Del Paine region of Patagonia, a puma allows her three kittens to explore the wild for the first time beyond their den.
11 cubic kilometers of water flood the Okavango delta each year, a vital ecosystem for southern Africa, as Cory Richards navigates his recovery from PTSD.
In 1913, Australian explorer Douglas Mawson faced extreme conditions during a 95-mile trek across Antarctica after a disastrous expedition.
Creative conservationist Asher Jay uses her art to advocate for the protection of wildlife, addressing issues like blood ivory and endangered big cats.
American painter Grace Weaver explores the female body through her art, merging personal and collective experiences to create dynamic, emotive compositions.
Artist and activist Asher Jay employs creative concepts and striking designs to highlight the severe impacts of wildlife trafficking on global ecosystems.
Nobel Laureate Roger Myerson and Emerging Explorer Jill Pruetz examine how humans and chimpanzees enhance their societies through communication and conflict resolution.
