Diamonds are carbon atoms that have been subjected to great pressure and high temperature for large periods of time, resulting in an exit Beautiful colored crystals to the surface of the earth. These crystals later became a symbol of romance and love relationships between women and men

Not just a sneaker In the mid-twentieth century was the struggle of sneakers between Adidas and Puma. Adidas has spread in Europe and America as one of the best producers of sportswear. At that point, Nike began to appear and...Ended with superiority

The episode reviews the theories of building the pyramids in detail; It lists the structural difficulties in the construction process, such as the size of the giant pyramid, how the stones were transported and formed, and the problems of the soil on which it was built.

The Premier League now has 3 players out of 10 of color. Despite this, there are only 10 black coaches in the modern history of the English Premier League since 1992 until now. Has racial discrimination against black players decreased?

How were the beginnings of Bill Gates? And how was the first period of his life characterized by a number of fierce struggles for control of the world of computer technology and the Internet? And what is the moment when he transformed from the image of the obsessed billionaire?

In the aftermath of World War II, the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union began. For military and political purposes, the International Space Station was launched.

Why are your nostrils a copy of your uncle's? An episode dealing with the biography and times of Gregor Mendel, the monk who founded genetics, and revealed one of the most important mysteries of biology: Why do we look like our parents? How are traits passed from one generation to the next? How can this process continue in this way without interruption over thousands of years. The episode relies on two parallel lines, a narration of the events of the life of Mendel, the reclusive monk who conducts his experiments in a monastery far from urbanization, with all his preoccupation, impartiality and perseverance, to finally come up with an impressive set of rules that preceded his era, which are considered the basis of biology as we know it now. The second line is the scientific experiments he conducted on the pea plant. And how, by identifying a group of pea traits, he was able to trace the way in which these traits are passed down through generations.

Night has gone, an episode in which the moon cried. This is an episode about the light bulb, the most famous invention associated with the Thomas Edison tale. But it is the invention that enabled man to dispel the darkness of the night, and darkness is the ancient and original fear of human beings in their depths. The episode traces how the light bulb radically changed our lives, how it affected our relationship with the night and imagination, and how humans, who have long loved the moon and wrote poems in it, were able to illuminate the earth and sky with lights that challenge, transcend and even hide the moonlight.

Why is Benzema difficult to be a star? From a funny case and material for comics and irony on social media to the legend of the last season 2022 in the world of football. This is the story of Karim Benzema.The episode is briefly the story of Benzema's life since he was a youngster in Lyon, then the promising start in Real Madrid, then the laughter stage, then Karim Benzema is the best player in the 2022 season. Why was Benzema not the first star in Real Madrid throughout his career in the Spanish Royal Club? Why did it last all these years? How did the boom happen last season? Is it a breakthrough or does Karim possess the capabilities that we saw, but they were obscured for a decade during which Benzema lived under the shadow of Cristiano Ronaldo.

How do we recover from the oldest wound in life? The child grows up believing that parents are the ideal in everything, thus man forms his concepts about life, relationships, and himself during childhood. Unfortunately, the influence of parents can be devastating when this trust is met with emotionally immature parents, who are not comfortable with expressing feelings or responding to a child's needs. The episode discusses the concept of emotional maturity, how these parents create feelings of loneliness and pain, and the consequent suppression of a child's emotional needs or the search for unhealthy ways to meet them. And the impact of this education on them after puberty in their choices and their entitlement in relationships. The episode then deals with ways to break free from this childhood confusion, in an effort to restore the true nature of human beings and create new, positive relationships.

The feeling and movement. The human nervous system starts with the brain, which controls everything, then the spinal cord and nerves, then the muscles that move, and any problem at any point in this track, no matter how simple, is capable of causing a problem or failure in movement. The episode briefly explains neuroscience and the simple ideas in it, and deals with multiple sclerosis, the most common neurological disease that is currently increasing in prevalence among young adults.

Sight is it a point of view? The sense that sparked controversy. Eyes are the human gateway to the world around him. It is the balcony through which the brain sees all the surrounding lights and converts them into colors and shapes that describe the world. When you close your eyes the balcony closes. What if it continues closed forever? .. That is blindness. And that's what the episode is trying to see; Black color that surrounds closed eyes.

In the past, people used to eat because food is a source of energy that the body needs to survive. With the passage of time, humans discovered cooking, so the time needed for digestion became much less. If we compare between humans and monkeys, we will find that humans need 9 hours of food per day to provide the energy needed for their body, but the cooking process has greatly accelerated the time that the body needs to digest. It gave man enough time to build a civilization. At the present time, man has known how to save large quantities of food, and has succeeded in developing techniques for storing in better conditions for days or weeks. His relationship with eating changed completely, and eating turned into a source of pleasure and enjoyment in the first place. The selectivity of people appeared in the restaurants, Juicy burger and hot fries, but the bread is average, a frustrating experience, which I give 2 out of 10. It's a loop about the insatiable.

The Alhambra Palace is the last seat of rule for the Arabs in Andalusia. It is a fortress containing palaces for rulers, government offices, residential and military places, and others. After the victory of the Spaniards, they ignored the palace and did not treat them as an important monument or building. On the contrary, they saw it as a chaotic and incomprehensible building. After a period of nearly two centuries, the interest of the Spaniards began in that building, and today it is the most attractive building for visitors in Spain. In the episode, we compare the design of the Alhambra Palace with the European style of design from a specific angle, which is the ability of the building to be photographed. In general, architectural design in the West is very closely related to the camera and photography in general. In the episode, we explain why the famous building was neglected, why and how it is back in the spotlight again.

A Bean, split in half. Symmetry is the possibility of making a change to a particular system, as a result of which nothing has changed in that system. We can observe symmetry in everything in nature, from the human body that can be reversed without changing the human form, to the laws of nature that do not change no matter how the circumstances change. Nevertheless, man's feelings about symmetry are confused, sometimes he associates it with beauty, sometimes he associates it with death.

Why do we buy a product that tells us not to buy it? The episode deals with cigarettes and the history of smoking from a not advertising or promotional angle, but rather reflects on the historical justifications that accompanied a deadly habit such as smoking and made it attractive in different cultures, starting from the New World, the origin of the tobacco plant, to the European, Asian and Eastern cultures that embraced tobacco and became part of the habits of their residents.

The car that stole from you the street. In the early twentieth century, the car became the most rising means of transportation in the world, after the American engineer Henry Ford was able to revolutionize the world of large-scale production; The secret of his company's success is its ability to produce a huge number of high-quality cars in record time.

Ismail Yassin is one of the most famous Arab comedians in their history. The actor benefited from studying Italian comedies in the forties, and his popularity rose to an exceptional degree in the fifties, and then began to decline until it touched the bottom. The journey of ups and downs raises questions about the relationship of the idea of ​​the audience with artistic production and how the public mood changes due to social transformations or simply because of boredom and the desire for change. It may seem like an episode about Ismail Yassin, but it is actually an episode about laughter. How can a situation make you laugh at one moment and then falter in the next?