What If Nuclear Waste Hit the Sun?
AdultsEducationNuclear What would happen if we launched nuclear waste into the Sun? As nuclear power expands and more spent nuclear fuel is produced, the question keeps coming up of why not just put it on a rocket and blast that sucka into space?
Those Ancient Giant Fungi Weren’t Fungi After All
AdultsLifeNature 400 million years ago, Prototaxites might have towered high above all other terrestrial life. Ever since its discovery, we've been trying to figure out what this massive ancient organism could possibly have been.
The Day Of The Golden Egg
ChildrenAdventureAnimalsArtEE1EE2Fantasy In this episode, two self-proclaimed “animal knowledgers,” Musa and Jaxon, travel on the back of a bird to an island inhabited only by animals.
The magical forest realm hiding at the bottom of the ocean - Luka Seamus Wright and Salomé Buglass
AdultsLifeNature Discover the ocean’s hidden kelp forests, and explore how these light-dependent organisms evolved to survive at dark depths.
Exploring Regenerative Farming Practices at Waitrose Farms | National Geographic
AdultsFoodNature ational Geographic photographer Matthieu Paley, who cultivates his own food naturally in Portugal, travels to England to learn more about regenerative agriculture at Waitrose Farm on the Leckford Estate.
Jamie's Sicilian Cannoli
AdultsFamilyFilmFood Inspired by the Nonnas of Sicily Jamie makes a Sicilian Cannoli with Gennaro!
Why Depression Isn’t What We Think | Lisa Monteggia | TED
AdultsHealthPsychology The idea that depression comes from a chemical imbalance in the brain has shaped treatment for decades.
The Mind-Bending Physics of Origami
YouthCraftsDesignPhysicsYouth 120Youth 125Youth 130 By changing structure instead of material, origami can transform flimsy sheets into rigid, shape-shifting systems. And scientists are still discovering entirely new ways to fold.