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How likely is it that we will one day discover a planet with an ecosystem like Earth's? What if the Earth's diverse and complex life forms are unique? This documentary takes us on a guided tour that reveals the wonders of our planet.
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Arminia Bielefeld are back in the Bundesliga for the eight time! Only 1. FC Nuremberg have more promotions to the top flight than this 'elevator club'. But that's not the only special thing happening in East-Westphalia. Bielefeld is famous in Germany as the city that doesn't actually exist. What could that mean? Kick off! Reporter Max Merrill lets us know.
A Conflict Zone special with Tim Sebastian
Faster, smarter, healthier: More and more people are turning to apps and wearables to quantify their performance. The technology even promises to improve your mental wellbeing with so-called "mood trackers".
In Good Shape takes a closer look at pregnancy. What is most important for the health of mother and child? What are the advantages and disadvantages of a cesarean section? And what are the best tips for successful breastfeeding?
For decades, Gerhard Prange kept quiet about his secret: he is unable to read or write. He grew up in difficult economic circumstances, was overlooked in school and managed to get by in life doing odd jobs.
We leave our traces everywhere. These traces contain proteins that can survive for millions of years. Proteomics, the study of the proteome, the proteins produced by living organisms, could potentially expand our knowledge of the past.
Is there room for feminism in the Muslim world? The role of women in Islam is a frequent subject of controversy. Few other religions are so tainted with bias. But does Islam have any justification for its discrimination against women?
Faster, smarter, healthier: More and more people are turning to apps and wearables to quantify their performance. The technology even promises to improve your mental wellbeing with so-called "mood trackers".
In this edition on Eco Africa we look at how coronavirus shutdowns have helped nature regenerate itself, learn how to make flip-flops from algae and see how Ethiopian churches are protecting forests around their parishes.
Thanks to climate change, they can now grow grapes in Norway. When it comes to wine, global warming seems beneficial. Yet experts are warning that vintners in southern Europe are at risk.
Arminia Bielefeld are back in the Bundesliga for the eight time! Only 1. FC Nuremberg have more promotions to the top flight than this 'elevator club'. But that's not the only special thing happening in East-Westphalia. Bielefeld is famous in Germany as the city that doesn't actually exist. What could that mean? Kick off! Reporter Max Merrill lets us know.
Frankfurt ist in Bewegung. Was alles in, auf und um die vielen Hochhäuser der Stadt passiert, das erkundet Moderatorin Nicole Frölich.
We leave our traces everywhere. These traces contain proteins that can survive for millions of years. Proteomics, the study of the proteome, the proteins produced by living organisms, could potentially expand our knowledge of the past.
Thanks to climate change, they can now grow grapes in Norway. When it comes to wine, global warming seems beneficial. Yet experts are warning that vintners in southern Europe are at risk.
Arminia Bielefeld are back in the Bundesliga for the eight time! Only 1. FC Nuremberg have more promotions to the top flight than this 'elevator club'. But that's not the only special thing happening in East-Westphalia. Bielefeld is famous in Germany as the city that doesn't actually exist. What could that mean? Kick off! Reporter Max Merrill lets us know.
Is there room for feminism in the Muslim world? The role of women in Islam is a frequent subject of controversy. Few other religions are so tainted with bias. But does Islam have any justification for its discrimination against women?