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A type 1A supernova shines 5 billion times more brightly than the sun, illustrating the vast scale of cosmic events in the universe.
Different dolphin species in New Zealand showcase unique survival strategies and social structures.
Rangers Céline Obadia and Hervé Bergère protect Port-Cros National Park from environmental threats.
One of the most advanced helmets in the world undergoes rigorous testing at BAE Systems' Rochester facility to ensure pilot safety and performance.
Oman had only three schools and two hospitals for its entire population before 1970, reflecting its transformation into a modern society under Sultan Qaboos.
Mark Synnott, a Explorer, attempts to retrace the ill-fated 1845 expedition of Sir John Franklin through the perilous Northwest Passage.
In 1961, President John F. Kennedy challenged America to land a man on the moon and return him safely to Earth within the decade.
Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado and the Château d'Amboise in France are highlighted as significant cultural sites among the 100 wonders of the world.
Life around Masaya Volcano in Nicaragua re-emerges from volcanic ashes and harsh conditions.
More than 2,000 millimeters of precipitation annually qualifies a region as a rainforest, with cold rainforests often receiving twice that amount.
Nearly 40 million tons of fish are harvested every year, but many populations face overfishing and threats to their survival.
100 million years ago, the area of the Elbe Sandstone was part of a shallow sea, home to ancient crocodiles and sharks.
The Atacama Desert is home to the world's largest radio telescope, ALMA, and Mega Transports.
Fewer than 300,000 chimpanzees remain in the wild, down from several million a century ago, as scientists investigate their potential for culture.
Three baby animals, including a foal and a puppy, are followed for a year as they face their first challenges in life alongside their human owners.
Animals possess extraordinary abilities, such as limb regeneration and hibernation, which scientists are studying for potential medical breakthroughs in human health.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope aims to enhance understanding of cosmic phenomena and improve strategies for planetary defense against asteroid threats.
A single Ohio class submarine carries 24 ballistic missiles, each capable of striking with little or no warning under extreme stealth.
Judge Sueli Pini has brought the state to the people for 1,333 days, sailing six times a year to deliver justice and services to remote Amazon communities.
An eruption from Yellowstone released an estimated 1,000 cubic kilometers of ash and rock, far surpassing the output of Mount St Helens and Mount Pinatubo.
80 smoke jumpers based in Boise, Idaho, respond to wildfires across 220 million acres in the western United States during the summer fire season.
Humans have searched for habitable exoplanets since 1995, facing significant challenges.
The Great Barrier Reef, 2,300 km long and visible from space, is the largest structure on Earth built by tiny coral polyps over half a million years.
NASA's Phoenix Lander successfully touched down on Mars on May 25, 2008, to search for signs of water and the potential for life on the planet.
Polyergus ants attack other ant colonies to steal their young and make them slaves, demonstrating complex social strategies in the animal kingdom.
Eight tons of gourmet snails are harvested by two agricultural scientists who returned to their village in Greece after losing city jobs during the economic crisis.
1,000 years ago, Chinese researchers created black powder, which has since evolved into explosives used in construction, mining, and military applications.
The Namib desert is home to unique wildlife and the Himba tribe, showcasing survival in harsh conditions.
Almost 50 young Iberian ibex are seen in a nursery on a mountain summit during their spring breeding season.
Massive onshore and offshore wind turbines are engineered through precise assembly of rotor blades and tower segments, utilizing advanced robotics and safety protocols.
In the Mediterranean region, geologist Dr Iain Stewart examines the seismic activity in Greece, Turkey, and Jordan, revealing its impact on human history and geology.
One clan member states that the entire coconut palm is useful, providing food, building materials, and tools for their daily lives.
Lynx in Bavaria have thick fur that protects them from the cold, allowing them to thrive in winter's harsh conditions.
Major players like Bugatti and Koenigsegg race to build the fastest car in the world.
Transporting a massive bulldozer to gold mines in Russia's Kolymar mountain range involves specialized vehicles and careful planning to overcome harsh winter challenges.
A remote island in the South Pacific may hold clues to the Maya civilization's astronomical knowledge, as archaeologist Jim Turner investigates a massive rock formation aligned with celestial events.
Georg Forster embarks on a three-year voyage in 1772, accompanying Captain James Cook on a significant expedition to the South Seas.
A football field of land disappears every hour in Louisiana due to erosion and rising sea levels, threatening homes and communities in the Bayou.
Venice, La Serenissima, attracts people while showcasing its vibrant traditions and challenges.
A combine harvester can be up to 45 feet wide and weigh 18 tons, fundamentally changing agricultural practices and food production worldwide.
Aircraft fires pose significant risks at 30,000 feet, as showcased through real footage and insights into firefighting techniques and aviation safety measures.
Cephalopods exhibit remarkable intelligence and adaptability in remote ocean environments, showcasing their unique behaviors through stunning underwater cinematography by Bertrand Loyer.
This episode features the Kings Lynn Generator and biomass challenges at Shoreham Port.
People celebrate traditions like cherry blossom festivals in Japan and Highland Games in Scotland.
The Bismarck, Germany's mighty battleship, fails during its mission against American convoys.
Keolu Fox is the first Native Hawaiian to earn a Ph.D. in genome science, focusing on how genetic data can empower Indigenous communities in Hawaii.
A crew of seven travels 550 kilometers across the Pacific to bury an art exhibition on Cocos Island, known for its legendary pirate treasures.
Poaching and wildlife trafficking are driven by international cartels and fueled by demand for animal products in Asia, threatening the survival of endangered species.
