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Experts still searching for the truth about MH370 reexamine the official documents.
Over three feet of land near Rabaul harbour rose before the volcano erupted in 1994, forcing residents and wildlife to adapt to the ash-filled environment.
Around 1,500 bison roam the primeval forest of Białowieża, a region that has seen their near extinction just a century ago.
In October 2014, an Antares rocket built by Orbital Sciences was set to ferry supplies to the International Space Station.
1,600 inhabitants call Stenungsön home, where local fishermen run an organic operation and serve freshly caught seafood to visitors.
3,700 known exoplanets have been identified, yet no signals indicating extraterrestrial life have been detected in nearly 60 years of searching.
1,000 bars of chocolate can be produced daily by a small chocolatier in Hershey, Pennsylvania, reflecting the labor-intensive process behind chocolate making.
Anthony Bourdain's approach to food and travel transformed television by encouraging viewers to engage with diverse cultures through their culinary traditions.
The space shuttle program completed 133 missions and transported nearly 150 astronauts, significantly advancing human space flight and scientific research.
Croatia's rivers support diverse wildlife and maintain ecological stability across Europe, featuring cascading waterfalls and warm limestone springs in the Karlovac region.
Supercars exemplify cutting-edge automotive engineering, utilizing advanced materials and innovative designs to achieve remarkable performance and efficiency.
In the Western Baltic Sea, divers from Baltic Sea Divers conduct a mission to safely remove unexploded WWII munitions, including a 300-kilo aerial bomb.
The Milky Way's beauty serves as a backdrop for exploring cosmic wonders and the potential for life across the universe's vast expanse.
In the summer of 1909, a Paiute Indian named Willie Boy became the center of a significant historical event in the deserts of California.
Construction teams worked on 65 sites simultaneously to build Africa's first high-speed rail system, connecting Johannesburg and Pretoria.
More than a million Earths could fit inside the sun, which will eventually become too hot and bright, making life on Earth impossible.
Wales' dramatic coastline features cockle collectors racing against tides, church congregations on island sermons, and serves as a Mars testing ground for ESA.
Delaware's corporate tax haven status, New Jersey's suburbs, Manhattan's bicycle couriers, and Long Island's oyster industry highlight the East Coast's diverse connections.
China plans to outspend the world in artificial intelligence, aiming to be the global leader in the field by 2030 with a billion dollars in investments.
Advancements in artificial intelligence and biotechnology raise questions about the potential for human immortality and the implications of merging with AI.
Episode 4 features the export of wind turbine towers and heavy transport logistics in Scotland.
Lamma Island offers a tranquil escape from Hong Kong's densely populated urban life.
More than 800 tombs have been discovered in Petra, a city founded by the Edomites in the eighth century BC and later prospered under the Nabataeans.
257 is the top speed recorded by contestants in a sandboarding competition held on Oregon's dunes, blending elements of snowboarding and surfing.
Three sun bear cubs, Bun Bun, Bernie, and Wawa, are rehabilitated in Indonesia's rainforests before being released into their natural habitat.
A surfer learns about the garment industry and meets Charmander in a Fairtrade factory visit.
20 million people live in Beijing, with many like 32-year-old Gavin struggling to find a partner in a society where being single is frowned upon.
Seven wonders of the modern world, including the Coliseum in Rome and the Temple of Ta Prohm in Cambodia, are explored for their architectural and cultural significance.
Eleven workers died in the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster, which leaked millions of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico and devastated local ecosystems.
A village of 256 people relies on agriculture and fishing for sustenance, with limited access to electricity and healthcare along the Amazon River.
Australia's Great Ocean Road, a 250-kilometer coastal route, was constructed in 1919 to provide jobs for returning World War I veterans and showcases stunning landscapes.
Berlin's Dong Xuan Center, the city's largest Asian market, offers Vietnamese expats a place to buy familiar ingredients and enjoy traditional dishes.
13% of the Earth's surface is protected, yet challenges remain for wildlife in Banff National Park as human activity increases.
Director Guillaume Lenel discusses asteroid mining as a solution for rare metals from disposable electronics.
Uwe Anders captures Arctic wildlife on Wrangel Island, showcasing his unique experiences.
A 60-foot leviathan, a prehistoric toothed whale, faces off against the great white shark in a dramatic battle for dominance in ancient oceans.
A young lioness in Samburu National Park adopts an antelope, raising questions about altruism and survival in the animal kingdom.
The Eiffel Tower, standing 324 meters tall, has welcomed nearly 280 million visitors since its opening in 1889.
A 3-meter wingspan allows the Andean condor to soar effortlessly above Patagonia, where world-champion hang-glider Judy Leden attempts to fly alongside it.
The Moon is 239,000 miles from Earth and is being considered as the first potential home for humanity beyond our planet.
Sixteen wooden churches on Chiloé Island are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites, reflecting the region's unique architectural heritage.
In Fiordland National Park and the sub-Antarctic Auckland Islands, various penguin species exhibit unique nesting behaviors and survival strategies in their habitats.
Origami's mathematical principles are being applied by scientists and engineers, including roboticist Shuguang Li, to innovate technologies like shape-shifting robots and artificial organs.
Discover Bolivia's wildlife and history on an epic train journey from Quijarro to Santa Cruz.
Millions of young spiders produce gossamer flight threads to travel hundreds of kilometers in search of new habitats before winter arrives.
In the Sonoran Desert, summer monsoons from the nearby Sea of Cortez support a rich biodiversity, including iconic saguaros and diverse marine life like blue whales.
Madagascar's bourbon vanilla trade, valued at up to 700 euros per kilogram, has ignited fierce competition and crime, impacting local farmers and the global market.
The total value of the pollination service provided by bees is estimated at $200 billion, nearly eight percent of the total agricultural output on Earth.
