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Electricity Supply in Germany

Electric power grids cannot store energy, so at every moment, the exact amount of electricity being generated must match the amount being consumed. For this, the power demand of all consumers is forecasted every day. Yet, unexpected spikes or drops in consumption can still occur. Authors: ZDF/3sat/

The Science Of Super Powers!

Heroes are everywhere now! Too bad it's impossible to become one...or is it!? LifeNoggin is gonna explore how the science behind some of the Avengers could work! Click here to see more videos: https://alugha.com/LifeNoggin Life Noggin is a weekly animated educational series. Whether it's science,

Climate Change and Food Supply

Click here to see more videos: https://alugha.com/mysimpleshow What do you know about the relation between climate change and food supply? Learn all about it in our video! This video was created by Nele Mullens, a volunteer mobilized through www.onlinevolunteering.org This video was created to su

Counter-Power - Best of Freedom of Information

Is more information really the solution? Whether Jens Spahn, Philipp Amthor or Friedrich Merz - they all openly say what they are up to and make no secret of their connections to the Trump administration, billionaires and the fossil fuel lobby. What is the point of transparency in times of authorita

Power lines and radiation protection

The greater use of renewable energies from solar and wind requires the expansion of the electricity grids. Radiation protection plays an important role in this because electric and magnetic fields are generated by additional high-voltage lines. How great are possible loads from high-voltage lines? W

Challenge: Water supply from karst groundwater

Water seeps into countless crevices and holes in the karst landscapes. Which paths it takes is often not clear. Around 270 caves have been discovered and developed in northern Vietnam. But the water rarely comes to the surface. Author: ZDF/Terra X/R. Marel/I. Gesang/SpiegelTV/Jochen Schmidt Transl

Water Supply in Cologne During the Roman Empire

Public buildings and villas in Cologne had a direct drinking water connection to the Eifel aqueduct for a long time during the Roman Empire. Hundreds of public fountains flowed day and night for the poorer population. Authors: ZDF/Terra X/G. Graffe/H. Schmidt/C. Feyerabend/C. Twente/Gruppe 5/M. Wil