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An asteroid approximately 1 kilometer wide collided with Earth nearly 800,000 years ago, leaving fragments scattered across 30% of the planet's surface.
Philosophers have pondered the nature of reality since ancient Greece, questioning whether existence is merely an illusion or a simulation.
Seven individuals share their experiences of being struck by lightning, revealing the varied physical and psychological effects of this unpredictable event.
Fyfe Robertson critiques the perceived decline in quality of life despite technological advancements, highlighting issues like urban decay, homelessness, and societal pressures.
A series of interviews features authors and philosophers discussing the law of attraction, claiming that thoughts can attract desired outcomes.
Three filmmakers present unique narratives exploring their interpretations of the Fourth Dimension, transforming characters' perceptions of reality and self.
Joe Tilson, a prominent British artist, explores the tension between human emotional needs and technological advancements in a mechanical world.
George Thompson reflects on the teachings of history's great thinkers while standing in the Scottish wilderness, seeking to understand self-awareness.
Gene Ray's unconventional theory, presented on a quirky website in the late 1990s, spirals into chaos as it gains unexpected viral attention.
Poole's Land, an anarchist commune in Canada, attracts young people seeking alternative lifestyles and community in a remote rainforest setting.
In 2020, the Biden Administration pressured major tech companies to ban content related to conspiracy theories, including this film, from social media platforms.
The top one-tenth of a percent in the United States holds a disproportionate amount of wealth, contributing to unprecedented levels of inequality.
Nezahualcoyotl, a renowned Mesoamerican ruler, is celebrated for his prowess as a warrior, poet, and philosopher, leaving a lasting legacy in Mexico.
Exploring concepts of cosmic longevity, quantum fluctuations, and the implications of an eternal universe, Colin Stuart examines what lies beyond the end.
A jury of 12 listens as a lawyer argues that a defendant's actions can be traced back to the origins of the universe.
Five million words of writing by Augustine of Hippo survive to the modern age, raising questions about the nature of time and its progression.
Miyamoto Musashi, renowned as Japan's greatest swordsman, was also a profound philosopher and artist whose life and works extend far beyond his legendary duel.
A car races toward a flock of pigeons, which perceive the world at over 100 frames per second, allowing them to react in what seems like slow motion.
Astrophysicist Geraint Lewis and physicist Chris Ferrie examine the universe's origins and structure, addressing concepts like the Big Acceleration and Hubble Tension.
Children's accounts of past lives challenge conventional beliefs about reincarnation, presenting real stories that highlight their vivid memories and experiences.
Tantric sex community on a Thai island claims to offer sexual enlightenment, but beneath the healing practices lies a troubling undercurrent of sexual abuse.
Jordan Peterson's controversial views on free speech and hate speech ignite intense debate, offering exclusive insights into the polarizing reactions surrounding him.
Shugendo, an ancient Japanese practice, emphasizes finding peace through nature by engaging in ascetic rituals like meditation under waterfalls and forest wandering.
The Book of Thoth, an ancient Egyptian text of spells, raises questions about its historical significance and the truths behind its legendary status.
President George W. Bush urged Americans to go shopping after 9/11, reflecting the deep-seated consumerism that drives human behavior.
Michael 'Wolf' Pasakarnis, an artist who was killed by lightning at 29, left behind messages and artwork that suggest he predicted his own death.
AI consciousness researcher Cameron Berg explores the implications of potentially creating a new kind of mind, raising profound questions about humanity's technological advancements.
Quantum mechanics, nested simulations, and the nature of reality are explored through insights from physicist Paul Sutter and various scientific organizations.
An advanced civilization, after billions of years of effort, concludes that their universe is just one of infinitely many in a vast multiverse.
Tom Holland discusses the historical impact of Christianity on Western morality, exploring its influence on contemporary values and the relationship between religion and science.
Carnism, a term coined by psychologist Melanie Joy, describes the societal norms that dictate which animals are considered food and which are not.
Human perception is examined through the lens of atomic structures and distant galaxies, highlighting advancements like the Hubble Telescope and atomic imaging.
Jim Al-Khalili explores the profound relationship between "everything" and "nothing," revealing how our understanding of the universe has evolved through science and mathematics.
Dr. Louis Turi, an astrologer, recounts his four extraterrestrial encounters and discusses his predictions of significant global events.
A nine-year-old boy named Jalue, recognized as the reincarnation of a Buddhist lama, shares his experiences with Morgan Freeman in Minnesota.
Bentinho Massaro, a spiritual guru with a large social media following, faces criticism for his controversial teachings and high-priced retreats in the Netherlands.
A 52-year-old man reflects on his family's memories while considering the possibility of using AI to preserve aspects of life after death.
Award-winning journalist Lee Strobel investigates scientific evidence for the existence of God, prompted by his wife's conversion to Christianity.
Zeke Spector confronts his fear of death by using ketamine to simulate near death experiences, exploring what these moments reveal about life.
Near-death experiences provide intriguing insights into the enduring mystery of what happens after death, as explored in Season 1, Episode 6 of The UnXplained.
Parapsychology explores phenomena like telepathy and the ability to sense when someone is watching, challenging conventional understandings of coincidence.
Croesus of Lydia, once the wealthiest king in the world, ultimately lost his fortune to Cyrus the Great, learning a vital lesson from the sage Solon.
In 1929, J. Krishnamurti broke away from the Theosophical Society, which had supported his rise as a spiritual leader.
Hinduism has its origins in the Indus Valley about 1500 years before the birth of Christ, influenced by the cultural synthesis of nomadic Aryans and indigenous peoples.
Professor Jim Al-Khalili explores the profound concepts of everything and nothing, revealing how the quantum world shaped the vast universe we inhabit today.
Ghosts and the afterlife are examined through a scientific lens, questioning humanity's belief in spirits and the possibility of their return to Earth.
A meeting of leading scientists and scholars challenges the traditional views of evolution and creationism in the ongoing debate about life's origins.
Occult practices are examined alongside the contributions of historical figures like Isaac Newton, Galileo, Carl Jung, and Albert Einstein in relation to modern scientific discoveries.
