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Retracing the steps of the unsung hero of natural scienceComedian Bill Bailey journeys through the Bornean jungle to follow the path of Alfred Russel Wallace, searching for the elusive orangutan while exploring the legacy of a brilliant…
Retracing the wild expeditions that shaped our understanding of evolution in the jungle.Comedian Bill Bailey follows the footsteps of naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace through Borneo and the Spice Islands. This journey highlights the untamed beauty of the jungle, show…
Retrieving the future: How NASA plans to recover Orion from the oceanAfter deep space missions, how do you get a spacecraft back from the sea? This video explores the results of NASA's second Underway Recovery Test, showcasing the logistics require…
Retro gamers still hunt old tube televisions because light guns refuse to work without themFlat screens replaced bulky picture tubes years ago, yet some players still haul the old sets home. Light guns in classic games work only with cathode ray tubes, because they depe…
Retrofuturism is nostalgia for a future that never actually arrivedFlying cars, robot butlers and holidays among the stars were once confidently predicted. Retrofuturism takes those old forecasts and treats them as a style, blending vintage looks…
Retroviruses write themselves into our DNA, and some never leftMost genetic information flows from DNA to RNA. Retroviruses run the process backwards, turning their RNA into DNA and stitching it into the genome of the cells they infect. Ancie…
Returned Boxer Rebellion reparations paid for the founding of Tsinghua UniversityAfter foreign armies crushed the Boxer uprising, China owed the United States a US$30 million indemnity, which Secretary of State John Hay considered excessive. In 1909 Congress c…
Returning from a year in orbit: Scott Kelly’s journey back to EarthAfter 340 days of weightlessness, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly has returned to Houston. This video captures his homecoming and the vital mission he completed in space.
Returning from orbit: The post-landing journey of the Expedition 30 crewAfter spending nearly six months aboard the International Space Station, the Expedition 30 crew touched down on the Kazakh steppe. This video documents their traditional welcome c…
Returning legends and strategic shifts define this high-stakes season of SurvivorWhen the 34th season of Survivor premiered, it brought back 20 former castaways to test their skills. Known as Game Changers, the season marked the series' 500th episode and intro…
Returning sacred heritage: The Tohono O’odham Nation reclaims items from a New York museum.Cultural specialist Samuel Fayuant details the repatriation of over 120 artifacts from the American Museum of Natural History to the Tohono O’odham Nation. This video highlights t…
Returning science from orbit: SpaceX Dragon departs the International Space StationWatch the unpiloted SpaceX Dragon spacecraft undock from the Harmony module. Carrying over 3,700 pounds of hardware and experiments, it is the only cargo vehicle capable of return…
Returning to Earth after 186 days in orbitFollowing his return from the International Space Station, ESA astronaut Tim Peake addresses the media to discuss the conclusion of his Principia mission and the physical realitie…
Returning to Earth can feel heavy, loud, and strangely stillAfter months in microgravity, the transition back to Earth is far from seamless. While some astronauts recover within days, others struggle with balance, nausea, and physical exha…
Returning to Earth: Expedition 42 crew completes their 167-day mission in spaceAfter nearly six months aboard the International Space Station, three astronauts returned to Earth. This video captures the post-landing ceremonies and initial interviews followin…- Returning to Earth: The homecoming of the Expedition 35 crewWatch the moment the Soyuz spacecraft landed in the Kazakh steppe, marking the end of a 146-day journey through space for three astronauts and cosmonauts.
Returning to the Land of Ooo: The Origins of Finn and Jake's BondAdventure Time: Side Quests transports viewers back to the early days of the beloved franchise. By focusing on the childhood of Finn the Human and his developing brotherhood with …
Reutlingen: A German city shaped by fire, industry, and the world's narrowest streetNestled near the Swabian Jura, Reutlingen is a historic German city defined by its resilience. From its origins as a medieval settlement to its role as an industrial hub, the city…
Revanchism was born of France's bitterness over Alsace-LorraineAfter losing Alsace and Lorraine to Prussia, French nationalists of the 1870s nursed a craving for revenge, or revanche, so intense it got its own word. That grudge shaped allianc…
Revelation never calls the first horseman PestilencePopular culture often names the Four Horsemen as Pestilence, War, Famine and Death. The Book of Revelation, though, gives a name only to the fourth rider. The white rider's identi…
Revenge and Redemption in the High-Stakes World of The Elegant EmpireWhen justice is buried under the weight of overwhelming power, how far would you go to reclaim your life? The Elegant Empire, a South Korean television drama, follows two protagon…
Reverse engineering is the art of deducing how a system works from the outsideReverse engineering is the process of deconstructing a device, software, or system to understand its inner workings when documentation is missing. Whether for security analysis, r…
Reverse engineering molecules: how chemists decode the path to complex structuresBuilding complex organic molecules is like solving a puzzle. This video explores retrosynthesis, a method for reverse engineering chemical pathways, and demonstrates liquid-liquid…
Reverse genetics flips the script on biology by starting with genes, not traits.Traditional genetics begins with an observable trait and hunts for the responsible gene. Reverse genetics does the opposite: it starts with a specific genetic sequence and enginee…
Reverse transcriptase defies the central dogma by turning viral RNA into host DNAFor decades, biology followed a strict one-way street: DNA becomes RNA, which becomes protein. This central dogma was challenged by the discovery of reverse transcriptase, an enzy…
Review describes new drug delivery systems designed to target diseased cells preciselyA review of recent advances in drug delivery examined new technologies, including nanomaterials and miniaturized devices, designed to carry therapeutic agents directly to diseased…
Review examines using brain signals to help computers recognize human emotionsResearchers who reviewed studies published between 2015 and 2021 found that electroencephalogram (EEG) signals can help computers identify human emotions. While facial expressions…
Review explores how arranging multiple helices can shape light-based propertiesResearchers reviewing the field of multiple helicenes have found that these molecules, which consist of several helical units arranged symmetrically, offer unique opportunities fo…
Review highlights behavioral therapy and specific medications for autism symptomsA review of research on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) found that intensive behavioral interventions can improve language and social communication in children aged five or younger…
Review highlights culturally tailored strategies needed to fight mental health stigma in LMICsA review of global mental health research found that stigma remains a major barrier to care in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), which carry 80% of the world's mental heal…
Review links disrupted creatine kinase activity to several diseasesA review of creatine and creatinine metabolism surveyed research on how the body makes and breaks down creatine, and how the creatine kinase system works in muscle, brain, heart a…
Review links endoplasmic reticulum stress to several liver cell death pathwaysA review of existing research describes how the endoplasmic reticulum, an organelle that helps cells build proteins, responds to harmful stimuli by triggering a stress response. T…
Review maps how free radicals both sustain and damage human cellsA review of research on free radicals describes how these highly reactive molecules, each missing an electron, come from everyday processes like breathing and immune activity as w…
Review of glioma epidemiology identifies radiation as a risk factor and genetic linksA 'state of the science' review of glioma research found that exposure to ionizing radiation is associated with increased risk of these brain tumors, while a history of allergies …- Review points to nanoparticles and nasal delivery as possible routes past Alzheimer's drug barriersResearchers reviewing the state of Alzheimer's disease treatment found that current drugs only ease symptoms, since getting medicines past the blood-brain barrier remains a major …
Reviewing the landscape of renewable energy technologies and their global challengesA review of renewable energy technologies found that while fossil fuel use for electricity began to decline in 2019, the transition relies on improving the efficiency of sources l…
Reviewing the technologies and economic prospects of green hydrogen productionA review of water electrolysis technologies found that producing green hydrogen is a vital strategy for global decarbonization goals by 2050. The researchers summarized various el…
Revisit a hearty, fragrant vegan red lentil curry from university daysThis video guides you through a flexible, flavourful red lentil curry recipe inspired by the presenter's time in Northern Ontario. It is a simple, customizable dish that balances …
Revisiting a 1970s comfort classic: the hot dog wiener soupExplore a nostalgic deep dive into a retro guilty pleasure. This video demonstrates how to transform canned mushroom soup and wieners into a hearty, warming meal using a vintage r…
Revisiting a classic rum cocktail from the 1930sStep back into the Prohibition era to learn how to prepare the 1930 Dunlop Rum Cocktail. This video demonstrates a simple, classic recipe using Angostura Bitters.
Revisiting a classic verge garden transformation from the Gardening Australia archivesStep back to 2012 for an early look at a verge gardening project led by Costa Georgiadis. This episode from Season 23 offers a practical glimpse into how horticultural experts tra…
Revisiting childhood dreams through the lens of high-speed cinematographyDiscover how professional filming techniques can transform a simple toy race into a cinematic event. This video explores a custom Hot Wheels stunt race featuring iconic vehicles a…
Revisiting the 1930s Tail Spin: A Prohibition Era Whiskey Cocktail ExplorationStep back into the 1930s with a vintage whiskey cocktail known as the Tail Spin. This exploration examines the nuances of blending Scotch and Irish whiskies while navigating the h…
Revisiting the 1944 invasion of Normandy through three classic episodesExplore the historical context of D-Day with this compilation of three classic episodes. This video presents researched insights into the 1944 Normandy invasion, using carefully s…- Revisiting the 2014 Sydney Tomato Festival with horticultural expert Costa GeorgiadisJoin Costa Georgiadis for a nostalgic look back at the 2014 Sydney Tomato Festival. This archival episode from Gardening Australia offers a glimpse into a celebration of one of th…
Revisiting the ancient wonders of the Persian landscapeJoin tour leader Kiersten Neumann for a virtual expedition through southwestern Iran. This presentation revisits a two-week journey from 2016, exploring the architectural and hist…
Revisiting the award-winning Red Lion cocktail from 1937Step back into the era of the Café Royal Cocktail Book. This video demonstrates how to prepare the Red Lion, a gin-based drink that earned first prize in a 1933 cocktail competiti…
Revisiting the classic graphics of Elite 3While the gaming community focuses on the recent Premium Beta 2 release of Elite 4, this video explores how to modernize the visual experience of the predecessor, Elite 3.
Revisiting the debut of a beloved Australian gardening icon from 2012This video features the inaugural episode of Costa Georgiadis as host of Gardening Australia. Originally aired in 2012 as part of season 23, this full-length episode offers a nost…
Revisiting the essential guide to planting your winter vegetable garden from 2014This archival segment from Gardening Australia explores the practical steps for establishing a winter vegetable patch. It offers a look back at horticultural techniques used durin…
Revisiting the experiment that revealed the atomic nucleusWatch Henry Shackleton's final presentation for MIT's Experimental Physics I, where he demonstrates the mechanics of Rutherford scattering detection using gold foil.
Revisiting the Prohibition era with a 1930 Canvasback Whisky CocktailStep into the era of prohibition to learn how to prepare a classic 1930 Canvasback Whisky Cocktail, a recipe that brings history to your glass.
Revitalize your garden borders with expert advice on late-season color and textureIf your garden has lost its vibrancy, RHS Horticultural Advisor Nick Turrell offers practical guidance on refreshing tired borders. Discover his top plant selections for introduci…
Revitalizing community spaces through the art of cedar carpentryWatch as landscape contractor Jenn Nawada and carpenter Nathan Gilbert mentor a troop of Girl Scouts to restore decade-old raised garden beds. This project demonstrates how profes…
Reviving a 800-year-old culinary legacy through indigenous craftsmanshipDiscover how a traditional Mixtec chocolate-making technique is being preserved in Oaxaca. This talk explores the intersection of cultural heritage and economic opportunity as a n…
Reviving the character of historic pine porch columnsWitness the intricate restoration process of solid pine columns at the Charleston House. This video follows the expert craftsmanship required to return these historic architectura…
Revolutionary icon or ruthless warlord: the dual legacy of Che GuevaraChe Guevara remains one of the most recognizable faces in modern history. This video examines the polarizing debate over his true identity, weighing his status as a champion of th…- Revolver Ocelot is the ultimate triple-agent of the Metal Gear video game franchiseAcross five decades of narrative, Revolver Ocelot serves as the Metal Gear series' most persistent antagonist. From a Soviet Spetsnaz interrogator to a master of self-hypnosis and…
- Rewiring the Brain to Master the Flamenco Picado TechniqueThe hardest part of mastering the flamenco picado isn't your physical strength; it is a neurological trap. Your brain naturally wants to reuse the finger already leaning on a stri…
- Rewiring the brain's reward system to break the cycle of addictionChronic substance use creates a persistent biological imbalance, making willpower alone often insufficient for recovery. Scientists are now exploring gene therapy to bypass behavi…