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Michael J. Fox appears in documentary ‘Still’ about living with Parkinson’s disease (BBC i player)
This big-budget series from David Attenborough and the BBC Studios Natural History Unit takes a closer look at the flora and fauna of Britain and Ireland. The sex lives of the fighting sage-grouse and the grey-black slug are two of his highlights. (BBC i player)
In 2016, 10-year-old Maya Kowalski was hospitalized after complaining of severe pain. The tragedy that followed revealed the flaws in American hospitals. Please take care of Maya (Netflix)
each episode of earth From the worst mass extinction in history to the emergence of humanity, it delves deep into Earth’s history and is packed with cutting-edge scientific research. A still image from Earth of Prototaxitides, an 8-metre-tall fungus that towered over plants 430 million years ago. (BBC i player)
Michael J. Fox is best known as the star of back to the future He was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson’s disease at just 29 years old. His documentary about living with this disease is moving, but not strange. Still: Michael J. Fox movies (Apple TV+)
This addictive and interesting series from mathematician Hannah Fry returns in 2023 to teach you all about the innovations that power our everyday lives, from passports to vacuum cleaners. Hannah Fry’s “An Addictive and Interesting ‘Secret Genius of Modern Life'”BBC Studio / Marco Cervi
The world of emergency medicine can be difficult to navigate, but this unflinching documentary about New York’s frontline medical workers is a must-see. emergency new york city (Netflix)
Another work by David Attenborough, this beautiful animated series explores the weirder, wilder side of dinosaurs and their dinosaur contemporaries. With a focus on recreating the atmosphere of classic nature documentaries, you’ll feel like you’re actually living in a prehistoric world. Prehistoric Planet II (Apple TV+)
48 million people in the United States get food poisoning each year. This documentary highlights the industries that are fueling the spread of the virus, revealing shocking facts. Poisoned: The dirty truth about food (Netflix)
Ella Glendining, who was born with no hips and short femurs, had never met anyone with her rare condition. The community she finds highlights the discrimination she faces elsewhere in her life. Ella Glendining in the documentary “Is There Anybody Out There?” (BFI player)
When it comes to mainstream nature documentaries, few are bold enough to explicitly connect the natural beauty of our planet with the threat of climate change it faces. our planet II It’s a refreshing departure. our planet II (Netflix)
Only one episode, color of the universe, a seven-part series about NASA’s black astronauts, has been released and is already a highlight of the new streaming service NASA+. Episode 1 tells the story of Charlie Bolden, the first black administrator at NASA. color of the universe (NASA+ and YouTube)
This eclectic four-part series explores drone warfare, the James Webb Space Telescope, homo naledi And ancient necropolises are perfect for mystery fans looking for variety. unknown (Netflix)
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Source: www.newscientist.com