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Ukraine’s broken fields: The grain crisis threatening the world’s food supply | On The Ground
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the vital sea port of Odessa has been unable to function properly. Without it Ukraine, known as the breadbasket of Europe, has been unable to export its grain, a problem that the UN could see push...
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Why Does Rice Sink Ships?
Loading a cargo of grain, such as rice, onto a ship can be dangerous and potentially lead to the ship capsizing. This is due to the angle of repose, which is the natural angle at which a pile of grain will sit.
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The Unexplained Phenomena of Singing Sand Dunes
Some sand dunes produce a mysterious sound when sand particles rub against each other, creating a low-pitched humming or singing noise. The exact cause of this phenomenon is still unknown, but it may be due to the unique shape and size...
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Micrography: Crafting Words on a Grain of Rice
Micro calligraphy is the art of writing tiny words and designs on small objects, often using a microscope or magnifying glass. One common medium for micro calligraphy is grains of rice, which can be engraved with intricate designs and text.
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Scoop Wants to Make Cookies
Skoop loves cooking. He's baking delicious cookies today. Eggs, flour, salt… Skoop's run out of flour, and there's no way to make the cookie dough without it. But there's no flour in the shop either. Leo and Lea collect from the field....
The Business Professor
Acquiring Property Rights Through Confusion
This Video Explains Acquiring Property Rights Through Confusion
The Business Professor
Acquiring Property Rights Through Confusion
This Video Explains Acquiring Property Rights Through Confusion
Weird History
Mythical Origin of Words
Have you ever wondered why the days of the week are named the way they are? Sunday and Monday are named after the sun and moon, which makes sense, but then we've also got Saturday, which is named after the Roman god Saturn. And then,...
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Rice and a Chopstick: A Lesson About Friction
Friction can be quite strong. Dr. Boyd shows you just how strong it can be with this demonstration.
Science ABC
What Is The Smallest Particle We Know?
We have built beautiful particle accelerators in the search for particles that are even more elementary than electrons, protons, and neutrons. The accelerators smash subatomic particles at enormous speeds, which causes them to shatter...
Food Farmer Earth
Innovations in Agriculture: A Look Inside Modern Combine Harvesters
Explore the advanced technology behind modern combine harvesters. Learn how these machines contribute to efficient and large-scale farming operations, enhancing productivity and precision in the field.
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The Emperor's Chess Board
The legend of the inventor who asked to be granted grains of rice for each square of a chess board, exponentially. And why his wish could not be fulfilled... Maths - Number A Twig Math Film. Reinforce and extend the learning required by...
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Combine harvesters
Find out how a combine harvester separates grains from chaff using sieves.
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From Grain to Flour: Milling Through the Ages
Explore the journey of wheat as it transforms into flour, a staple in our diets. From ancient windmills to modern industrial mills, learn about the evolution of flour milling. This segment details the entire process, highlighting both...
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Maths Legends: A Game of Chess
In this video we tell the tale of the ancient Indian traveller who beat a king at a game of chess and used his knowledge of exponential growth to become rich!
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The Stories Behind Food Names
It shouldn't matter what a food is called as long as it tastes good, right? Well, maybe not.
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A Midsummer Night's Dream 4.1.55 Word Nerd: Orient Pearls
Titania places a flowery wreath on Bottom's head, and Oberon remarks that the dewdrops on the flowers, resembling tears, suggest the flowers are lamenting their dishonor in adorning Bottom's donkey head. He compares these to pearls,...
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A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.1.84 Word Nerd: Purple Grain
Before the advent of modern chemistry in the 19th century, one of the most unusual natural coloring agents was a red dye made by grinding up the bodies of insects living on cacti in Central America. This dye was known as "purple in...
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The Economic Impact of Alexander the Great's Asian Campaign
This video explores the economic impact of Alexander the Great's Asian campaign and the subsequent reigns of various Macedonian rulers, highlighting periods of growth and decline in the Kingdom's economy. From the influx of Persian...
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The Delights of Korean Cuisine: Exploring Seasonal Produce and Pickled Flavors
In this video, we explore the rich and diverse cuisine of the Korean Peninsula. From the simplicity of their ingredients to the artful use of pickling, Korean cooking showcases a range of sumptuous flavors. With a focus on vegetables and...
Financial Times
Growing calls for crop diversity
FT Food Revolution - Mass agriculture has embraced uniform, monoculture crops that can produce greater yields, but can also be more susceptible to disease. Now researchers and some growers are warning that diversity must be encouraged,...
Financial Times
Could protectionism make food insecurity even worse?
FT Food Revolution - The conflict in Ukraine has exacerbated the world’s food supply crisis. Hoping to counter soaring food prices, some governments have implemented protectionist policies, restricting the export of staples such as rice...