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Could This Thing *Really* Fly?

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The Quetzalcoatlus – one of the largest pterosaurs that ever lived – was able to fly even though it was the size of a giraffe! How on Earth did this giant manage to fly?
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All Of Human History In One Hour

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Modern humans have been around for around 200,000 years.
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There Is Something Faster Than Light

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How an argument between Einstein and Bohr changed quantum mechanics forever.
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Why Are Some People Left-Handed?

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Why are such a small proportion of people left-handed -- and why does the trait exist in the first place?
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All About The Olympic Games

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In this video, we are going to learn more about the Summer and Winter Olympic Games.
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Explore the 5 most common misconceptions about the Viking Age, and find out what living as a Viking was actually like.
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40 Years Without A New Antibiotic. Why?

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Most medical science moves at super-speed; researchers are constantly developing new medications, techniques, surgeries, you name it. Except for antibiotics: we haven’t gotten a single new type of antibiotic ready to give to patients in over 40 years.
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What Is Burns Night?

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We head to Dumfries to hear from children about why Robert Burns' legacy still matters today.
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Pointillism Painting

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Students will learn about the characteristics and history of the pointillism movement.
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Mildred The Gallery Cat

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Inspired by a real life cat who lived in Tate Modern, Mildred the Gallery Cat was created by author and illustrator, Jono Ganz.
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The Best Place For Dinosaur Fossils

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Where is the best place to look for dinosaur fossils? Let's find out!
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Dig In To Palaeontology

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Find out all about what it means to be a palaeontologist!
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Capsule Home

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Explore what it feels like to live in capsule A1305, a fully restored unit from the Nakagin Capsule Tower in Tokyo.
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We Found a Loophole to Survive the End of the Universe

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Can we survive the heat death of the universe?
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The Nuclear Bomb Computer Slide Rule

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In 1957, Samuel Glasstone and Philip J. Dolan produced THE definitive text on the effects of nuclear explosions.
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When Did Humans Start Cooking?

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New chemical analysis techniques suggest that humans may have controlled fire much earlier than previously believed.
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Dr. Kathleen Martinez Discovers the Foundation Plates | Cleopatra's Final Secret | Nat Geo

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Many have searched for the lost tomb of Cleopatra, but could this be the key to solving the mystery?
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Hollywood lied to you about Ancient Rome. Here’s the truth ｜ Mary Beard： Full Interview

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“Everyone's image of [Ancient Rome] is based on modern movies. In some ways, I think those were rather impressive, but they got some things terribly wrong.”
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Who Is Ruby Bridges?

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Learn more about Ruby Bridges and her bravery amid difficult circumstances in this educational kids video.
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The Greek myth of the Fates’ prophecy - Iseult Gillespie

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Dig into the Greek myth of Meleager, who set out to end a boar’s destruction of his city along with Greece’s best warriors.
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Exploring Canada's Eastern Seaboard: Matrilineal Legacies | National Geographic

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Paid content for ‪@ExploreCanada‬. Join National Geographic photographer Ami Vitale on a captivating road trip along Canada's eastern seaboard. On her journey, Ami searches for the matrilineal threads that bind communities and connect past with present.