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7 episodes in this season

Viruses, the energy transition, new drugs

87 min

Microscopic entomology and 3D mammography

120 min

The Trapani salt pans and the Digital University

116 min

The ancient palaces of Rome and the lost glaciers of the Karakoram

122 min

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Europe and the DNA of the Romans

123 min

North America, smart working, and the perfect pizza

120 min

With Alberto Angela in Aosta

118 min

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Europe and the DNA of the Romans

Season 27 · Episode 5 · Aug 19, 2020

A 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 completely transformed by the massive presence of humans. This has made the survival of some species no longer a given. In addition to rare wolves and Iberian lynxes, the documentary features many wonderful images of a world that demands our full attention and must be protected to ensure the future of its wildlife, which unfortunately is at risk of extinction in these parts. Roman DNA: where did the ancient Romans come from? Paolo Magliocco and Gianpiero Orsingher explain, having visited the initial findings of a genetic study led by Sapienza University of Rome. The last ten years have been extraordinary for the exploration of our solar system.

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Superquark

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19952h 3m9.0

Documentary

Now playing

Europe and the DNA of the Romans

Season 27 · Episode 5 · Aug 19, 2020

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