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International Family Day: 15 May
Celebrate with your family by exploring the world together.
International Family Day: 15 May
Families teach us more than anyone, and they’re a great source of fun. Fly a homemade kite, make a volcano erupt, taste how sweet science can be: Da Vinci Learning’s Family Time makes learning exciting for all ages with experiments, crafts and recipes for curious minds.
Secret Gardens
Monday, May 14th 2012, at 21:00
Secret Gardens
Gardens reflect the philosophy of their owners, their will to design and their longing for beauty. But nature has its own laws; it creates space for surprises and wonder even in the most orderly of gardens.
Stardate – Comet Impact
Tuesday, May 8th 2012, at 21:00
Stardate – Comet Impact
The Deep impact probe was launched together with its’ mother ship on 12 January 2005. The mission is one of the most audacious acts of sharp shooting ever attempted to precisely hit a speeding object, 130 million kilometres from Earth.
Quiz time!
5 new quizzes to discover more about the world around you
Quiz time!
What art form’s name comes from the Japanese words for sing, dance and skill? What causes the Northern Lights? From nature to technology, the human body to outer space, test your knowledge of the world around you and those who inhabit it.
Europe's Wild East
The National Park High Tatra in Slovakia
Europe's Wild East
Get to know the wilderness much wilder than that of the Wild West by discovering the peculiarities of indigenous animal and plant species of Europe's East. EVERY SUNDAY @ 20:00.
Did you know?
1 in 9 people lives on an island.
Did you know?
1 in 9 people lives on an island. There are approximately 9000 inhabited islands on Earth, and, with a total population of 700 million, islands are more than vacation paradises for more than 10% of Earth’s population.
Once Upon a Time ... Americas
Don’t miss the newest season!
Once Upon a Time ... Americas
Some claim America had been discovered by Columbus five centuries ago. Others still it was discovered by Vikings five centuries before him. All of this is true. Yet the first Americans were different altogether.
Parent's corner
Useful links and information- Songbirds' learning hub in brain offers insight into motor control
- Pollution teams with thunderclouds to warm atmosphere
- Coffee drinkers have lower risk of death, study suggests
- Newfound exoplanet may turn to dust: Planet’s dust cloud may explain strange patterns of light from its star
- How exercise affects the brain: Age and genetics play a role
- 'Rare' genetic variants are surprisingly common, life scientists report
- Intricate, often invisible land-sea ecological chains of life threatened with extinction around the world
- New silicon memory chip may offer super-fast memory
- Multipotent stromal stem cells from normally discarded human placental tissue demonstrate high therapeutic potential
- Chemists merge experimentation with theory in understanding of water molecule
- Ancient history of circumarctic peoples illuminated
- Slew of rare DNA changes following population explosion may hold clues to common diseases
- Giant galaxy-packed filament revealed
- Forest diversity from Canada to the sub-tropics influenced by family proximity
- In chemical reactions, water adds speed without heat
Quote of the day
"I long to set foot where no man has trod before."
Charles Darwin
