Superquark S27E07 · With Alberto Angela in Aosta

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In the final episode of the Superquark season, the stunning images from the BBC documentary Discovering Africa. The episode continues with the story of an entire region that owes its name to the founding of a Roman city: Aosta. Alberto Angela travels the land at the foot of Europe's peaks, exploring a little-known heritage. Next, a report on viruses: invisible enemies that know how to infiltrate our cells, as the Covid-19 epidemic has taught us. But if we "reprogram" them in the lab, they can become extraordinary allies against genetic diseases, as Barbara Bernardini explains. Marco Visalberghi recounts how, after thirty years of observations, an international team of astrophysicists has published a new, astonishing confirmation of Einstein's theory of relativity. They freshen the air, purify it, stop the rain: trees in the city.

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1. 1 1. Viruses, the energy transition, new drugs2020-07-15 · 1h 27mWhy is it so difficult to do without fossil fuels, and how can we accelerate the energy transition to cleaner sources? We've figured it out: viruses can spread with a simple sneeze
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3. 3 3. The Trapani salt pans and the Digital University2020-07-29 · 1h 56mThe world's population could drop to 8.8 billion in just over 40 years, and 23 countries, including Italy, will see their populations shrink by more than 50%. Piero Angela explains
4. 4 4. The ancient palaces of Rome and the lost glaciers of the Karakoram2020-08-12 · 2h 2mIn the heart of Rome, a stone's throw from the Quirinale, stands one of the capital's most beautiful and art-rich buildings: Palazzo Barberini, home to part of the National Galleri
5. 5 5. Europe and the DNA of the Romans2020-08-19 · 2h 3mA tour of Europe with the BBC nature documentary, from the series Seven Continents, One Planet. As we know, ours is a very crowded land, and over the years its habitat has been com
6. 6 6. North America, smart working, and the perfect pizza2020-08-26 · 2h 0mThe documentary from the series "Seven Continents, One Planet" explores how wild animals must adapt to extreme cold, while the American lynx uses its cunning to capture its favorit
7. 7 7. With Alberto Angela in Aosta2020-09-01 · 1h 58mIn the final episode of the Superquark season, the stunning images from the BBC documentary Discovering Africa. The episode continues with the story of an entire region that owes i