Superquark
Season 27 Episode 6 - North America, smart working, and the perfect pizza
The documentary from the series "Seven Continents, One Planet" explores how wild animals must adapt to extreme cold, while the American lynx uses its cunning to capture its favorite prey, the snow hare, which is more agile and swift. Then, the warm forests of Mississippi, where you can witness the mesmerizing spectacle of millions of fireflies glowing in the night. Traveling far and wide across North America, you discover just how vast the territories are still untouched by concrete. The episode continues with an investigation into a broad-spectrum antiviral being developed in Lausanne, narrated by Barbara Gallavotti and Francesca Marcelli. Next, Paolo Magliocco and Daniela Franco explore the challenge of the Polytechnic University of Milan's laboratory in a cement plant in northern Italy to eliminate the CO2 produced by the industry before it reaches the atmosphere. What are the possibilities and limitations of smart working today?
Episodes in Season 27
Viruses, the energy transition, new drugs
87 min
Microscopic entomology and 3D mammography
120 min
The Trapani salt pans and the Digital University
116 min
The ancient palaces of Rome and the lost glaciers of the Karakoram
122 min
Europe and the DNA of the Romans
123 min
North America, smart working, and the perfect pizza
120 min
With Alberto Angela in Aosta
118 min
