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Follows an Anglo-Russian scientific expedition to the bottom of the Atlantic to investigate hydrothermal vents, or ‘black smokers’, in the mid-Atlantic ridge.
Looks at science has transformed the art of winemaking in Australia and the USA into a highly mechanised and scientifically based multi-million dollar industry. Asks whether the European wine industry will...
Uses archive footage and interviews with bomber crews to examining the attacks using the bouncing bomb invented by Sir Barnes Wallis on the Ruhr Valley in May 1943. Suggests that details of the bomb fell...
Examines the process involved in dismantling bombs. It is easy to dismantle bomb cases, but the plutonium pits cannot be simply destroyed. Shows PANTEX in Texas where bombs are dismantled and plutonium pits...
The 165th Royal Institution Christmas Lectures series, in which Dr Susan Greenfield examines the workings of the brain. 1: How what we do, think, feel and experience is related to electrical signals...
An analysis of the triumphs and disasters of civil engineering in relation to bridge building. Those involved in their construction have to struggle to balance the requirements of safety with the desire to...
Filmed over six months, shows how the the people and the City of London reacted to the IRA bomb that exploded on 24 April 1993 and discusses the precautions to prevent further terrorist activity in the City.
Looks at the work of World War 2 codebreakers, who worked behind the scenes and eventually managed to capture the enemy’s most secret signals. This programme covers the war in the Pacific and the winning...
An insight into China during the years of revolution and reconstruction. Examines the work of the ‘quiet Americans’ Joan Hinton and Sid Engst, over a period of 40 years in China.
The 164th Royal Institution Christmas Lectures series, in which Professor Frank Close provides a beginner’s guide to particle physics.
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