Safari Live - Day 42 | National Geographic

By now it’s March. Winter’s over, the weather’s starting to warm up. Starting to feel vestiges, signs of heat again, and Pete and I are about to pass through a doorway. We’re about to step across a threshold into a section of the canyon that is rumored by…

What’s up, Graham? It’s guys here. So, to give you some context, just over a year ago, people were buying up as much toilet paper as they could, emptying it from shelves and causing the price to skyrocket as high as $100 a roll. Well, as you would expect…

CHRISTIAN OHNEISER: I’m pretty certain that we’re going to lose the actual ice shelf itself and parts of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet at some point in the future. It will turn into water. But it’s where that water goes and how much of it turns actually in…

Do ter de made a token attempt to increase capacity by building a mega rehab facility on a military base about four hours north of Manila. Our crew is the first ever to be allowed inside to film. It’s a big complex divided into four phases. Each phase can…

Let’s say we’re trying to understand the relationship between people’s height and their weight. So what we do is we go to 10 different people and we measure each of their heights and each of their weights. And so on. This scatter plot here, each dot repr…

A few months ago, I made a video about Schlieren imaging. Now that’s a technique used to visualize tiny differences in air, either temperature, pressure, composition, so you can see things like the heat that comes off when you light a match. Now, in that…