Could controlling the weather move from science fiction to reality? This A Curious World episode explores humanity’s growing ability to influence natural systems, examining emerging weather-manipulation technologies and the urgent need to manage extreme climate events in a warming world.

Earth has been in constant motion for hundreds of millions of years. This A Curious World episode journeys back to the age of Pangea to explore how plate tectonics, continental drift, and geological forces continue to reshape our planet’s surface beneath our feet.

The origins of life on Earth remain one of science’s greatest mysteries. This A Curious World episode investigates the early conditions of our planet, the rise of microorganisms, and emerging scientific theories that aim to explain how the first life forms came into existence billions of years ago.

Dreams can bend time, space, and reality, creating vivid worlds within the sleeping mind. This Breakthrough episode explores the science behind why we dream, examining neurological processes, psychological theories, and the possible functions dreams serve in memory, emotion, and creativity.

This documentary journeys beneath the surface of the sea to uncover the diverse ecosystems of the ocean, from sunlit waters to the dark depths. Scientists reveal how marine life adapts to extreme conditions and what mysteries still lie hidden in Earth’s oceans.

This documentary explores the origins and composition of the universe, from the Big Bang to the formation of stars and galaxies. Scientists examine dark matter, cosmic cycles, and the forces shaping the expansion of the universe.

This short-form documentary explores humanity’s quest to measure time. From ancient lunar calendars to Egyptian solar observations, scientists reveal how early techniques shaped modern timekeeping and our understanding of the passage of time.

This documentary explores the monumental effort behind building the James Webb Space Telescope. Scientists and engineers reveal the technical challenges, risks, and innovations required to construct the most powerful telescope ever made, designed to study the early universe, galaxy formation, and the potential for life beyond Earth.

This documentary explores the complex relationship between creativity and mental health. Scientists and psychologists examine whether traits associated with artistic genius are linked to psychological disorders, revealing how the creative mind can be both powerful and fragile.

This documentary explores the ambitious effort to build the Hyperloop, a next-generation transportation system designed to move passengers at near-airline speeds inside low-pressure tubes. Engineers and innovators reveal the technical, safety, and infrastructure challenges that must be overcome to make Hyperloop travel a reality.

This documentary explores the fundamental nature of black holes, from their formation to their mysterious interiors. Scientists discuss cutting-edge research, quantum theories, and cosmic phenomena to uncover what black holes are truly made of and what happens beyond the event horizon.

This documentary examines the rise of electric vehicles and their potential to redefine transportation efficiency. Featuring insights from industry leaders like Robin Chase, it explores the infrastructure, technology, and mindset shifts required to build a more sustainable and efficient future for mobility.

This documentary explores the scientific pursuit of extending human life through genetics. Researchers examine how DNA influences aging, the biological mechanisms behind longevity, and whether breakthroughs in genetic science could help humans live longer, healthier lives.

This documentary explores the environmental effects of climate change and how scientists and communities are responding to this global crisis.