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Apollo 13 astronauts catch sight of home – 13 Minutes to the Moon podcast, Season 2, Episode 6
The crew are off course, 200,000 miles from home and without a guidance computer. Their.
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Rulebreakers: Greenland’s first ever prison – BBC World Service
Greenland has long been free of traditional, closed prisons. Inmates stayed in ‘open institutions’, while.
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Manila ‘trolleys’: Is this the world’s most dangerous commute? – BBC World Service
One way to travel in the Philippine capital, Manila, is by being pushed along railway.
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Coronavirus: Why Africa’s tech entrepreneurs are booming in lockdown – BBC World Service
Coronavirus has brought new opportunities to Africa’s tech sector, despite the devastating blow it has.
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The musician who sees colour and feels textures when she hears music – BBC World Service
Valeria, 23, discovered she could see colours and feel textures when listening to music as.
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Covid-19: Could mutations to the coronavirus make it more dangerous? – BBC World Service
Mutations to a virus are common in the course of a pandemic. And scientists have.
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Can you teach kids how to be successful in business? – BBC World Service, People Fixing The World
Children in Uganda are running their own businesses thanks to special classes in school, and.
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Space: What is dark matter? – BBC World Service, CrowdScience podcast
Dark matter and dark energy make up around 95% of the universe and the remaining.
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Apollo 13: Life support – 13 Minutes to the Moon podcast, Season 2, Episode 5
“We were being poisoned by our own exhalation.” Subscribe – https://www.youtube.com/bbcworldservice Carbon dioxide threatens to.
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WW2: The nun who saved 83 children – BBC World Service
As a Jewish girl growing up in France during the Holocaust in World War Two,.