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- Season 28 overviewJan 16-Dec 25, 200117 episodesSeason 28 episodes17. Flying Casanovas Dec 25, 2001
- The courting behavior of Australia's male bower birds; David Attenborough.
- 16. Methuselah Tree Dec 11, 2001
- In California's White Mountains, scientists examine what may be the world's oldest living tree.
- 15. Life's Greatest Miracle Nov 20, 2001
- Lennart Nilsson's photography and computer animation show a baby in a womb.
- 14. Bioterror Nov 13, 2001
- Experts discuss the use of germ warfare.
- 13. Russia's Nuclear Warriors Nov 6, 2001
- The men in control of Russia's nuclear missiles and how they're motivated.
- 12. Sex: Unknown Oct 30, 2001
- The botched circumcision of an infant interferes with his sexual identity.
- 11. Secrets of the Mind Oct 23, 2001
- Dr. V.S. Ramachandran studies the structure of emotion, perception and consciousness in the brain.
- 10. 18 Ways to Make a Baby? Oct 9, 2001
- Science offers options for infertile couples; the reproductive revolution.
- 9. Search for a Safe Cigarette Oct 2, 2001
- The debate over attempts by tobacco companies to create a less-toxic cigarette.
- 8. Survivor MD: Hearts & Minds Apr 10, 2001
- Psychiatrist Jay Bonner; cardiologist Luanda Grazette; anesthesiologist Elliott Bennett-Guerrero.
- 7. Survivor MD: Second Opinions Apr 3, 2001
- How doctors handle being patients; the pressure physicians face.
- 6. Survivor MD: Tattooed Doctor Mar 27, 2001
- ER physician Tom Tarter sports tattoos and rides a Harley-Davidson motorcycle.
- 5. Cancer Warrior Feb 27, 2001
- Dr. Judah Folkman uses clinical trials in an effort to suppress tumor growth.
- 4. Lost King of the Maya Feb 13, 2001
- Archaeologists excavate the burial sites of Mayan kings in the Honduran city of Copan.
- 3. Nazi Prison Escape Feb 6, 2001
- Allied prisoners plan escapes from Germany's Colditz Castle during World War II.
- 2. Vanished! Jan 30, 2001
- The search for an airliner missing since 1947 after pieces of it were found in 1998.
- 1. Sultan's Lost Treasure Jan 16, 2001
- Archaeologists attempt to salvage an ancient shipwreck in the South China Sea.
NOVA Life's Greatest Miracle. S28 Ep16 | 53m 56s Trace human development from embryo to newborn through stunning microimagery.
A star blows itself apart in a nearby galaxy, and astronomers scramble to study the rare appearance of a supernova. NOVA kicks off its 15th season with a fast-breaking science story as it is happening. Including scenes taken from Las Campanas Observatory in Chile and many others in the U.S., Australia and South Africa. Narrated by Bill Mason.
Oct 31, 2001 · Life's Greatest Miracle. Season 28 Episode 16 | 53m 56s |. My List. A sequel to one of the most popular NOVAs of all time, "Miracle of Life," this Emmy Award-winning program tracks human ...
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All episodes with PBS Passport. NOVA brings you stories from the frontlines of science and engineering, answering the big questions of today and tomorrow, from how our ancestors lived, to whether parallel universes exist, to how technology will transform our lives.
Life's Greatest Miracle. Season 28 Episode 16. A sequel to one of the most popular NOVAs of all time, "Miracle of Life," this Emmy Award-winning program tracks human development from embryo to newborn using the extraordinary microimagery of Swedish photographer Lennart Nilsson. Stream on your TV.
Watch NOVA from PBS online | VPM. Next Up: 10:00 AM Freakonomics Radio. Available On Air Stations. NOVA brings you stories from the frontlines of science and engineering, answering the big questions of today and tomorrow, from how our ancestors lived, to whether parallel universes exist, to how technology will transform our lives.
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