Rocky Mountain PBS
Colorado Science: Researchers discover secret to Castle Rock's longevity
Denver Museum of Nature and Science researchers found that Castle Rock’s durability is due microscopic amounts of the colorful gemstone opal.
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Overview combines aerial cinematography with science storytelling to reveal both the natural phenomena and human forces shaping our planet. The series will feature stories about agriculture, engineering, the environment and natural wonders told by the scientists, rangers, farmers and artists who are responsible for innovating the world around us.
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The BIGGEST Reason To Feel Hopeful About Climate Change
Season 2 Episode 1 | 13m 2s | CC
Join Joe in this exploration of a true titan of modern engineering: the world's largest crane. With a lifting capacity of 5,000 tons, this giant ring crane at Rotterdam's Mammoet headquarters is a true powerhouse that plays a crucial role in the renewable energy revolution, building massive offshore wind turbines that help combat climate change. And yes, they may let Joe drive it.
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