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Distant ancestors were afraid of lightning and thought that it was sent by the gods; today, electricity is part of people's daily lives.

Early in their history, humans realize that they can affect nature by controlling fire, making tools and taming wild animals; what they were not given by nature, they harnessed in other species.

From the mysterious megaliths in prehistory to the first hot air balloons and the construction of the Giza pyramid complex, ancestors have always observed and experimented to gain a better understanding of their world.

A journey through the key events that have allowed people to better understand the world of microbe.

A journey through the key moments that enabled humanity to discover plastics.

Long-distance communication, moving stealthily through the dark without being detected, and observation from afar have all become commonplace; at any moment, one can know exactly where one is on the planet.

The understanding of energy enables people to send rockets into space; learning what exactly is energy and where it comes from.

Running climate simulations on a global scale; learning to control rivers and protect against flooding.

The development of incredible technologies, from the infinitely small to the infinitely large; a journey through the key moments that allow humanity to discover quantum physics.

Many natural phenomena are based on the laws of physics; forecasting the weather several days in advance; asking if it is possible to predict everything.

Countless machines are used to perform hard work in one's daily life, with each of them obeying a specific program custom-written in a particular language.

Handling numbers so large that all the books in the world would not be enough to contain them; societies are profoundly reliant on an increasingly complex equation.

Distant ancestors were afraid of lightning and thought that it was sent by the gods; today, electricity is part of people's daily lives.

Early in their history, humans realize that they can affect nature by controlling fire, making tools and taming wild animals; what they were not given by nature, they harnessed in other species.

From the mysterious megaliths in prehistory to the first hot air balloons and the construction of the Giza pyramid complex, ancestors have always observed and experimented to gain a better understanding of their world.

A journey through the key events that have allowed people to better understand the world of microbe.

A journey through the key moments that enabled humanity to discover plastics.

Long-distance communication, moving stealthily through the dark without being detected, and observation from afar have all become commonplace; at any moment, one can know exactly where one is on the planet.

The understanding of energy enables people to send rockets into space; learning what exactly is energy and where it comes from.

Running climate simulations on a global scale; learning to control rivers and protect against flooding.

The development of incredible technologies, from the infinitely small to the infinitely large; a journey through the key moments that allow humanity to discover quantum physics.

Many natural phenomena are based on the laws of physics; forecasting the weather several days in advance; asking if it is possible to predict everything.

How art connects the present to the past.

Artists and the naked body.

Landscape painting and the power to capture how a place looks and feels.

Today's artists give a new lease on life to old works.

Painted portraits and the digital age.

How religious work still addresses the big questions.

The challenge of abstract art.

Painting as a seemingly silent medium that is a voice for those who do not have one.

Painting breaks free of the canvas and frame and takes other forms and formats.

The challenge of trying to find intimate moments with paintings in a public space.

The world of the art dealer and the people who buy expensive paintings.

A look at galleries as time machines.

How art connects the present to the past.

Artists and the naked body.

Landscape painting and the power to capture how a place looks and feels.

Today's artists give a new lease on life to old works.

Painted portraits and the digital age.

How religious work still addresses the big questions.

The challenge of abstract art.

Painting as a seemingly silent medium that is a voice for those who do not have one.

Painting breaks free of the canvas and frame and takes other forms and formats.

The challenge of trying to find intimate moments with paintings in a public space.

The world of the art dealer and the people who buy expensive paintings.

A look at galleries as time machines.

How art connects the present to the past.

Artists and the naked body.

Landscape painting and the power to capture how a place looks and feels.

Today's artists give a new lease on life to old works.

Painted portraits and the digital age.

How religious work still addresses the big questions.

The challenge of abstract art.

Painting as a seemingly silent medium that is a voice for those who do not have one.

Painting breaks free of the canvas and frame and takes other forms and formats.

The challenge of trying to find intimate moments with paintings in a public space.

The world of the art dealer and the people who buy expensive paintings.

A look at galleries as time machines.

How art connects the present to the past.

Artists and the naked body.

Landscape painting and the power to capture how a place looks and feels.

Today's artists give a new lease on life to old works.

Painted portraits and the digital age.

How religious work still addresses the big questions.

The challenge of abstract art.

Painting as a seemingly silent medium that is a voice for those who do not have one.

Painting breaks free of the canvas and frame and takes other forms and formats.

The challenge of trying to find intimate moments with paintings in a public space.

The world of the art dealer and the people who buy expensive paintings.

A look at galleries as time machines.

How art connects the present to the past.

Artists and the naked body.

Landscape painting and the power to capture how a place looks and feels.

Today's artists give a new lease on life to old works.

Painted portraits and the digital age.

How religious work still addresses the big questions.

The challenge of abstract art.

Painting as a seemingly silent medium that is a voice for those who do not have one.

Painting breaks free of the canvas and frame and takes other forms and formats.