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Řada 46

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A weekly documentary series, each episode providing an in-depth look at a different subject of scientific research. Subjects examined by this show have included the cutting edge of theoretical physics, a return to the Chernobyl nuclear reactor, the long-term effects of Amazon deforestation, and the development of life-saving medical techniques.

Kde se dívat na NOVA • Řada 46

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  • Mise k Plutu a dál
    D1
    Mise k Plutu a dálRoku 2006 byla vyslána meziplanetární sonda New Horizons na více než deset let trvající pouť ke vzdálenému okraji naší Sluneční soustavy. Jejím cílem bylo prozkoumat Pluto. Nakonec byla sonda nasměrována ještě dál. Až k nově objevenému záhadnému objektu... Když v roce 2015 vesmírná sonda proletěla kolem Pluta, byli jsme my pozemšťané okouzleni dechberoucími záběry, které následně poslala zpátky domů. Jedinečné fotografie nám odhalily dosud nevídanou mimozemskou krajinu – svět ledových hor střídaných planinami zamrzlého dusíku a metanu. Po více než dvou letech strávených neúnavným procházením a pečlivým studováním získaných dat NASA dospěla k novým pozoruhodným poznatkům o naší oblíbené trpasličí planetě. Ale u Pluta se sonda New Horizons and zdaleka nezastavila. Na Nový rok 2019 proletěla okolo objektu známého jako Ultima Thule, který je považován za prvotní stavební blok sluneční soustavy...
  • Einstein's Quantum Riddle
    D2
    Einstein's Quantum RiddleEinstein called it “spooky action at a distance,” but today quantum entanglement is poised to revolutionize technology from computers to cryptography. Physicists have gradually become convinced that the phenomenon—two subatomic particles that mirror changes in each other instantaneously over any distance—is real.
  • Kïlauea: Hawai'i on Fire
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    Kïlauea: Hawai'i on FireJourney to Hawaii's Kilauea volcano, which sent rivers of lava through communities and into the sea when it erupted in 2018. A group of scientists and locals investigate the spike in volcano activity that turned paradise into an inferno.
  • Decoding the Great Pyramid
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    Decoding the Great PyramidNew archeological evidence sheds light on the stunning engineering of the Great Pyramid of Giza.
  • Rise of the Rockets
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    Rise of the RocketsWith new technologies, NASA and private companies are promising a new renaissance in space travel.
  • The Next Pompeii
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    The Next PompeiiIn the shadow of Vesuvius and Pompeii, a lesser-known volcano puts the city of Naples at risk.
  • Saving the Dead Sea
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    Saving the Dead SeaScientists, engineers and political leaders devise a plan to save the Dead Sea, whose levels have declined by more than 65 feet since 1976.
  • Inside the Megafire
    D8
    Inside the MegafireScientists try to determine the cause for the increasing megafire threat by exploring the physics of fire, how firestorms move and travel and by analyzing aerial drone and satellite data to catch fires before they start.
  • First Horse Warriors
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    First Horse WarriorsHorse riding played a key role in human expansion and civilization. But when and how did people first master these animals? Scientists use archaeology and genetics to uncover clues about the first horse riders and how they shaped the world.
  • Lost Viking Army
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    Lost Viking ArmyBioarchaeologists investigate a ninth-century mass grave in a rural English village. Will the remains unlock the mystery of the "Great Heathen Army," a legendary Viking fighting force that once invaded England?
  • Back to the Moon
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    Back to the MoonOn the 50th anniversary of the historic Apollo 11 Moon landing, NOVA looks ahead to the hoped-for dawn of a new age in lunar exploration. This time, governments and private industry are working together to reach our nearest celestial neighbour. But why go back? The Moon can serve as a platform for basic astronomical research; as an abundant source of rare metals and hydrogen fuel; and ultimately as a stepping stone for human missions to Mars and beyond. Join the next generation of engineers that aim to take us to the Moon, and discover how our legacy of lunar exploration won't be confined to the history books for long.
  • The Planets: Inner Worlds
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    The Planets: Inner WorldsThe rocky planets Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars all have similar origins, but only one supports life.
  • The Planets: Mars
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    The Planets: MarsThe dry, red planet Mars was once a blue water world studded with active volcanoes and may have even had the ingredients to support life.
  • The Planets: Jupiter
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    The Planets: JupiterJupiter's gravitational force made it a wrecking ball as it barreled through the early solar system, but it also helped shape life on Earth as it brought comets laden with water and possibly the asteroid that put an end to the dinosaurs.
  • The Planets: Saturn
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    The Planets: SaturnNasa's Cassini reveals the mysteries of Saturn's rings and new hope for life on one of its moons.
  • The Planets: Ice Worlds
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    The Planets: Ice WorldsUranus and Neptune's unexpected rings, supersonic winds and dozens of moons; an up-close view of Pluto before exploring the Kuiper belt.
  • Why Bridges Collapse
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    Why Bridges CollapseJoin experts as they compare what happened in several deadly bridge collapses across America.
  • Look Who's Driving
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    Look Who's DrivingSelf-driving cars may one day be big business, but will they ever be safer than human drivers?
  • Rise of the Mammals
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    Rise of the MammalsSixty-six million years ago, an asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs in a fiery global catastrophe. An amazing trove of fossils reveals how mammals took over, ultimately evolving into the huge array of species—including humans—that rule the Earth today.
  • Dead Sea Scroll Detectives
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    Dead Sea Scroll DetectivesSince the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered in 1947, these fragile parchment relics have intrigued scholars, religious leaders, and profiteers alike. The 2,000-year-old scrolls include the oldest-known versions of the Hebrew Bible and hold vital clues about the birth of Christianity. While certain scrolls have survived intact, others have been ravaged by time—burnt, decayed, or torn to pieces—and remain an enigma. Now, scientists are using new technologies to read the unreadable, solve mysteries that have endured for millennia, and even discover million-dollar fakes.
  • Decoding Da Vinci
    D21
    Decoding Da VinciHow Leonardo da Vinci used science to create his legendary artwork. Included: why Mona Lisa's smile is so captivating—and what it took to create it.
  • The Violence Paradox
    D22
    The Violence ParadoxIs violence actually declining? If so, why? And can we build a more peaceful future?
  • Animal Espionage
    D23
    Animal EspionageCamera technology is revolutionizing the study of animals—without them even noticing.

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