Superquark
Season 26 Episode 6 - Childhood obesity, volcanoes, autism
In Reggio Emilia, epidemiologists and pediatricians are working side by side to address the problem of childhood obesity. Barbara Gallavotti and Giulia De Francovich went to find out how. Led by Alberto Angela, they will visit the place where everything that happens on the International Space Station is managed: the Mission Control Center at the Johnson Space Center in Houston. Volcanoes have a voice. Special microphones decode sounds inaudible to the human ear that herald imminent eruptions. Marco Visalberghi and Barbara Bernardini explain what's happening on Mount Etna. What is autism? Barbara Gallavotti and Rossella Livigni will take stock of a highly diverse and little-understood condition that affects thousands of families in Italy. The new satellites are small, inexpensive, and launched in their hundreds: who is rewriting the rules of space traffic, and how?
Episodes in Season 26
Archaeological Museum of Naples, the Bueno Fonteno caves, the stamped steak
125 min
Orthopedic prostheses, digital startups, and the sun, under special surveillance
89 min
Tokyo Olympics, Turin's Egyptian Museum, and the police's technological arsenal
122 min
The wild dogs
125 min
Johnson Space Center, the Rimini purifier
124 min
Childhood obesity, volcanoes, autism
123 min
Toirano caves, liquid biopsy, Nemo's garden
122 min
Resistant bacteria, the Entracque dam, expeditions and lunar bases
124 min
Smell, forest hi tech, digital payments
122 min
