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A one-mile-wide comet crashing into Earth at over 20,000 miles an hour could cause catastrophic damage, as evidenced by the extinction of the dinosaurs.
In Lima, Anthony Bourdain and chef Eric Ripert explore Peru's culinary scene, visiting chef Kokke Osion and engaging with farmers in the Andes about rare wild cocoa.
200 cubic meters of water can be held in a cistern built to collect moisture from cloud catchers in Morocco, addressing severe drought conditions.
Billions of Earthlike exoplanets are believed to exist in our galaxy, raising the possibility of life beyond our planet.
In the Grand Bahama Bank, pregnant lemon sharks and white-tip reef sharks exhibit unique behaviors, revealing critical insights into their population dynamics.
Grand Teton National Park receives over 40 feet of snow in a single season, creating a unique habitat for wildlife like otters and coyotes.
For three years, not a single drop of rain has fallen on the cracked lands of Kenya's Northern Frontier District, testing the limits of survival in Shaba.
A third of the world's population now consumes insects as an alternative protein source, reflecting changing dietary trends in supermarkets.
Rolf Möltgen dives into oceanic oases, revealing rare species and the impact of dive tourism.
Each autumn, two Komi families migrate across the Ural Mountains with 5,000 reindeer to secure food for the harsh Siberian winter.
More people have traveled to the Moon than have ventured to the deep ocean, which remains one of the last unexplored frontiers on Earth.
The golden eagle hunts prey while gliding, posing a threat to various animals in its territory.
More than 100 kilometers of the banks of the Danube are protected as part of the Djerdap National Park in Serbia.
15 million people live in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where many work in dangerous conditions to produce cheap clothing for global markets.
Near-death experiences reported by over 8 million Americans suggest that consciousness may persist beyond physical death, challenging traditional views on mortality.
Each Friday, farmer Marty Travis sends an email to nearly 200 shops detailing available produce from Spence Farm in Central Illinois.
The Tsaatan people in Northern Mongolia face threats to their reindeer herding lifestyle.
Cutting-edge research in consciousness science raises critical questions about humanity's potential evolution and the implications of technological advancements on the essence of being.
Five major extinction events have shaped Earth's history, raising concerns about the potential for a sixth mass extinction driven by human activity.
On July 21, 2011, the space shuttle Atlantis landed at Kennedy Space Center, marking the end of America's ability to send astronauts into space.
In Kholodnaya village, men transport essential supplies to the Evenks across 35 kilometers of treacherous terrain in the thawing Siberian wilderness.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, straddling Tennessee and North Carolina, is known for its diverse ecosystems and rich wildlife.
The Nordland Railway traverses 729 kilometers from Trondheim to Bodø, crossing the Arctic Circle and showcasing Norway's remote, snow-covered landscapes.
In the Indo-Pacific region, the unique marine biodiversity and the traditional lifestyles of sea nomads face significant challenges due to environmental changes.
Yunnan covers an area larger than Germany and is home to 48 million people, including 25 distinct ethnicities with unique cultural practices.
Analaz lives in the cloud forest at an altitude of 1,400 meters, where he has formed a bond with hundreds of birds he has tamed.
James May and his team chase storms across the UK to capture lightning while also creating soap at Man Lab HQ, emphasizing essential skills for modern man.
Thirty-two vessels were lost in Alaska's frigid waters over the span of one week, revealing the dangers faced by early explorers.
Last year, a man was discharged from a local hospital just nine days after open heart surgery and left to fend for himself.
The Panama Canal showcases an engineering marvel where man battled nature in Central America.
34 soldiers undergo a month-long survival training course in the Amazon rainforest, facing extreme physical and mental challenges.
A 3-year-old tigress in Madhya Pradesh has lost two sisters to poachers and faces ongoing threats in her struggle for survival.
The Zanskar Valley showcases isolated communities surviving in the Indian Himalayas.
The Congo River, a vital habitat for diverse wildlife, supports species such as the shoebill stork, metre-long pythons, and massive hippos.
A wall of mountains 300 km long rises at the border with Switzerland, home to diverse wildlife and the efforts of conservationists like Stefan Regazzoni.
A sperm whale can dive to depths of 600 meters, relying on echolocation to navigate the dark abyss and hunt for prey.
More than 80 percent of the global population lives with light pollution that disrupts natural ecosystems and threatens various species' survival.
The series 'Elephants Up Close' presents insights into Africa's gentle giants and their behaviors.
Numerous satellites and space probes have explored the solar system, revealing unique characteristics of each planet and the technology behind these missions.
In the Hengduan Mountains of Sichuan Province, the Yi people of Gulu face perilous hikes to access education and essential resources at high elevations.
A leopardess carries the remains of a young eland through the gallery forest of the Serengeti to provide for her five-month-old cub.
The Wupper River in Germany, once heavily polluted by industrialization, has undergone significant renaturation efforts, resulting in a thriving ecosystem and revitalized wildlife.
Nearly 2,000 people crowd onto the Swallow train, which is three times its official capacity, as it travels 600 kilometers across the Congo.
The bus journey from the Andes to Lima reveals Peru's dangerous roads and unique wildlife.
The Salient mine, which opened in 1981, has been dug nearly two kilometers into the mountainside, supplying valuable metallurgical coal to the steel industry.
Between 1914 and 1918, the British Army requisitioned over a million horses for military service during World War I.
NATO's Operation Brown Jack involved the largest military exercise in Denmark, demonstrating the alliance's readiness during the Cold War.
Scientific thought has evolved from Isaac Newton's laws of gravitational attraction to Einstein's General Relativity, revealing insights into the universe's expansion.
