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		03/02/2023 6:00 pm	Underwater Wonders of the National Parks
	The battleship USS Arizona Memorial in Hawaii's Pearl Harbor is a scientific treasure due to the marine environment that formed around it.
Localized series title: Underwater Wonders of the National Parks Localized description: The battleship USS Arizona Memorial in Hawaii's Pearl Harbor is a scientific treasure due to the marine environment that formed around it.
		03/02/2023 6:24 pm	Underwater Wonders of the National Parks
	Reliving the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941, and the sinking of the battleship USS Arizona.

		03/02/2023 6:45 pm	Underwater Wonders of the National Parks
	Exploring the underwater wonders of Yellowstone National Park, from geothermal smokers to marine life.

		03/02/2023 7:00 pm	CURIOSITYSTREAM3667
	Looking down on all of the world from above, the onlooker might see the incredible diversity of landscapes, the opportunities for wildlife, and gain a broader understanding of all life.

		03/02/2023 8:00 pm	Hidden Australia
	Australia is known for its sun-kissed beaches, however the 2,500 miles between the coasts are made up of a patchwork of contrasting landscapes, such as tropical rainforests, snow-capped mountains, dry woodlands, tropical reefs, and hostile desert.

		03/02/2023 9:00 pm	Das Moor
	The film shows the biodiversity of the often rarely recognised habitat - and it is a quiet appeal to save and preserve the last moors intact.

		03/02/2023 10:00 pm	Germany's Wild Wolves
	A look at the world of wild wolves of Germany and their way of living. A focus on their rites and their hierarchy system which resembles humans.

		03/02/2023 11:00 pm	Climate Impact Asia
	Rice, it's a staple food for many in Asia. It provides 1/3 of the energy in the average Asian diet and is the income source for more than 500 million people. So, what is the future of our staple foods like rice?

		03/02/2023 11:13 pm	Climate Impact Asia
	Natural hazards remain a constant challenge for over 400 million people who live in low lying communities built along major mega delta regions in coastal zones. Events like typhoons and tsunamis threaten their very survival.

		03/02/2023 11:30 pm	Climate Impact Asia
	By 2100 over 1 billion people on Earth will live in low-lying coastal zones. 70% of these will live in Southeast Asia, one of the most vulnerable regions in the world to climate change.

		03/02/2023 11:43 pm	Climate Impact Asia
	Many people now know that climate change is real, that they see the data or they see the observations for themselves. What's needed now is a sense of urgency. We have within the next decade exceedingly important decisions to make.

		03/03/2023 12:00 am	Underwater Wonders of the National Parks
	The battleship USS Arizona Memorial in Hawaii's Pearl Harbor is a scientific treasure due to the marine environment that formed around it.

		03/03/2023 12:24 am	Underwater Wonders of the National Parks
	Reliving the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941, and the sinking of the battleship USS Arizona.

		03/03/2023 12:45 am	Underwater Wonders of the National Parks
	Exploring the underwater wonders of Yellowstone National Park, from geothermal smokers to marine life.

		03/03/2023 1:00 am	CURIOSITYSTREAM3667
	Looking down on all of the world from above, the onlooker might see the incredible diversity of landscapes, the opportunities for wildlife, and gain a broader understanding of all life.

		03/03/2023 2:00 am	Hidden Australia
	Australia is known for its sun-kissed beaches, however the 2,500 miles between the coasts are made up of a patchwork of contrasting landscapes, such as tropical rainforests, snow-capped mountains, dry woodlands, tropical reefs, and hostile desert.

		03/03/2023 3:00 am	Das Moor
	The film shows the biodiversity of the often rarely recognised habitat - and it is a quiet appeal to save and preserve the last moors intact.

		03/03/2023 4:00 am	Germany's Wild Wolves
	A look at the world of wild wolves of Germany and their way of living. A focus on their rites and their hierarchy system which resembles humans.

		03/03/2023 5:00 am	Climate Impact Asia
	Rice, it's a staple food for many in Asia. It provides 1/3 of the energy in the average Asian diet and is the income source for more than 500 million people. So, what is the future of our staple foods like rice?

		03/03/2023 5:13 am	Climate Impact Asia
	Natural hazards remain a constant challenge for over 400 million people who live in low lying communities built along major mega delta regions in coastal zones. Events like typhoons and tsunamis threaten their very survival.

		03/03/2023 5:30 am	Climate Impact Asia
	By 2100 over 1 billion people on Earth will live in low-lying coastal zones. 70% of these will live in Southeast Asia, one of the most vulnerable regions in the world to climate change.

		03/03/2023 5:43 am	Climate Impact Asia
	Many people now know that climate change is real, that they see the data or they see the observations for themselves. What's needed now is a sense of urgency. We have within the next decade exceedingly important decisions to make.

		03/03/2023 6:00 am	Bright Now
	Increasingly high-tech tools are being used to evaluate youth baseball players. The question is can they outperform professional scouts?

		03/03/2023 6:12 am	Bright Now
	A mysterious World War II wreck is discovered off the coast of Italy by archaeologists. Could this be the wreck of the long lost U-455, the last missing German U-boat?

		03/03/2023 6:30 am	Bright Now
	Looking at what it takes to become a professional tennis player. Both on and off the court preparations help build the strength of a character and focused mind to take on the challenges of a sport that demands precision and superior athleticism.

		03/03/2023 6:42 am	Bright Now
	The final ship to bring slaves to the United States has been hidden in the swamps of Mobile, Alabama for generations.

		03/03/2023 7:00 am	Duels
	In December of 1993, Nelson Mandela and Frederik De Klerk shook each other's hand as they both received the Nobel Peace Prize for ending the apartheid regime in South Africa.

		03/03/2023 8:00 am	Face to Face
	A duel between giants which has lasted for more than a century, at a cost of billions of dollars, hundred-years-war with unparalleled socio-economic stakes, spies, underhand manoeuvres, truces and renewed attacks. It is also a war of raging thirsts between two ultra-rich multinationals determined to dominate the world's drinks' business.

		03/03/2023 9:00 am	Dynasties: The Families That Changed the World
	Imperial dynasties that have left their marks on generations include the House of Saud, the House of Windsor and the Imperial House of Japan.

		03/03/2023 10:00 am	HI$TORY
	The movies have taught people that the west was won by rugged individuals with a gun on one hip and a gal on the other. But those Americans who settled the west, those icons of freedom and independence, lived at the mercy of the railroad tycoons.

		03/03/2023 10:15 am	HI$TORY
	Peter Sagal follows a trail of money to reveal how the Cold War was really won. Not by dangerous weapons of war, but blue jeans, silk stockings and fast food.

		03/03/2023 10:33 am	HI$TORY
	A look at how the infamous Watergate political scandal is linked to Nixon, Kennedy and Howard Hughes's craving for personal wealth.

		03/03/2023 11:00 am	Bright Now
	Scientists and citizens armed with cutting-edge technology battle swarms of locusts devouring everything in their path from Africa to India.

		03/03/2023 11:20 am	Bright Now
	Adaptations in the oceans most colorful invertebrates. Nudibranchs, or sea slugs, have a remarkable range of adaptations to survive in the ocean. From weaponizing stinging cells, harvesting the power of the sun, spraying sulfuric acid, and turning their bodies into drift nets.

		03/03/2023 11:30 am	Bright Now
	Kelp forests harbor a greater variety and higher diversity of plants and animals than almost any other ocean community. Many organisms use the thick blades as a safe shelter for their young from predators or even rough storms. But, what can be done when this ecosystem is out of balance?

		03/03/2023 11:41 am	Bright Now
	Firefighters have relied on the same basic tools for decades. But former NASA engineer Mike Ralston hopes to change that with MSTAR - a new breed of an emergency vehicle that brings a powerful suite of high-tech tools from Silicon Valley to the front lines of firefighting.

		03/03/2023 12:00 pm	Bright Now
	Increasingly high-tech tools are being used to evaluate youth baseball players. The question is can they outperform professional scouts?

		03/03/2023 12:12 pm	Bright Now
	A mysterious World War II wreck is discovered off the coast of Italy by archaeologists. Could this be the wreck of the long lost U-455, the last missing German U-boat?

		03/03/2023 12:30 pm	Bright Now
	Looking at what it takes to become a professional tennis player. Both on and off the court preparations help build the strength of a character and focused mind to take on the challenges of a sport that demands precision and superior athleticism.

		03/03/2023 12:42 pm	Bright Now
	The final ship to bring slaves to the United States has been hidden in the swamps of Mobile, Alabama for generations.

		03/03/2023 1:00 pm	Duels
	In December of 1993, Nelson Mandela and Frederik De Klerk shook each other's hand as they both received the Nobel Peace Prize for ending the apartheid regime in South Africa.

		03/03/2023 2:00 pm	Face to Face
	A duel between giants which has lasted for more than a century, at a cost of billions of dollars, hundred-years-war with unparalleled socio-economic stakes, spies, underhand manoeuvres, truces and renewed attacks. It is also a war of raging thirsts between two ultra-rich multinationals determined to dominate the world's drinks' business.

		03/03/2023 3:00 pm	Dynasties: The Families That Changed the World
	Imperial dynasties that have left their marks on generations include the House of Saud, the House of Windsor and the Imperial House of Japan.

		03/03/2023 4:00 pm	HI$TORY
	The movies have taught people that the west was won by rugged individuals with a gun on one hip and a gal on the other. But those Americans who settled the west, those icons of freedom and independence, lived at the mercy of the railroad tycoons.

		03/03/2023 4:15 pm	HI$TORY
	Peter Sagal follows a trail of money to reveal how the Cold War was really won. Not by dangerous weapons of war, but blue jeans, silk stockings and fast food.

		03/03/2023 4:33 pm	HI$TORY
	A look at how the infamous Watergate political scandal is linked to Nixon, Kennedy and Howard Hughes's craving for personal wealth.

		03/03/2023 5:00 pm	Bright Now
	Scientists and citizens armed with cutting-edge technology battle swarms of locusts devouring everything in their path from Africa to India.

		03/03/2023 5:20 pm	Bright Now
	Adaptations in the oceans most colorful invertebrates. Nudibranchs, or sea slugs, have a remarkable range of adaptations to survive in the ocean. From weaponizing stinging cells, harvesting the power of the sun, spraying sulfuric acid, and turning their bodies into drift nets.

		03/03/2023 5:30 pm	Bright Now
	Kelp forests harbor a greater variety and higher diversity of plants and animals than almost any other ocean community. Many organisms use the thick blades as a safe shelter for their young from predators or even rough storms. But, what can be done when this ecosystem is out of balance?

		03/03/2023 5:41 pm	Bright Now
	Firefighters have relied on the same basic tools for decades. But former NASA engineer Mike Ralston hopes to change that with MSTAR - a new breed of an emergency vehicle that brings a powerful suite of high-tech tools from Silicon Valley to the front lines of firefighting.

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