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Part 2/3. At the head of Normandy, the descendants of Rollo built a powerful and organized duchy in Europe; but in 1035, the crown was inherited by an 8-year-old bastard child, William the Conqueror.

A look at industrial, sexual and political revolutions and how, despite pure motives, some still end up on the wrong side of history.

Exploring why, from Liz Taylor to Attila the Hun, pain doesn't stop people from looking for love; how love is a driver of history, costing royalty their heads, generals their victories, and many people their sanity.

Cleopatra Selene, daughter of Cleopatra the Great and Mark Antony, saw her dynasty collapse amid her parents' defeat and suicide; taken to Rome as a prisoner, all looked lost for Selene, but she rose from the embers to marry the African king Juba II.

Cleopatra II, namesake of the great Cleopatra VII, had a reign of incest, murder, rape and mutilation; she wielded great power and would do anything to keep it, and she saw her dynasty torn apart by hatred but also saved it from destruction.

Part 1/3. Thanks to Rollo the Walker, Normandy became one of the most powerful principalities of the kingdom of France; he is one of the most terrible Viking warriors in history and his adventure began 1200 years ago, at the mouth of the Seine.

Part 2/3. At the head of Normandy, the descendants of Rollo built a powerful and organized duchy in Europe; but in 1035, the crown was inherited by an 8-year-old bastard child, William the Conqueror.

A look at industrial, sexual and political revolutions and how, despite pure motives, some still end up on the wrong side of history.

The dinosaurs and their a long reign.

An intimate portrait of this large predatory bird and tracks the birth and coming of age of two Golden Eagle chicks in the High Tatra Mountains.

A journey through time as the glaciers of the Alps are melting down due to climate change, releasing invaluable treasures.

Rutting deer and flirting love birds might be what people think of with animal courtship, but even bugs need to breed, and they face all the same challenges of winning a mate and raising their young.

Bugs are the base of the food chain, food for just about everything else, but to start the process, they too must eat.

It took a long time for vertebrates to take over the land, but once they did, there was no turning back.

The dinosaurs and their a long reign.

An intimate portrait of this large predatory bird and tracks the birth and coming of age of two Golden Eagle chicks in the High Tatra Mountains.

A journey through time as the glaciers of the Alps are melting down due to climate change, releasing invaluable treasures.

Rutting deer and flirting love birds might be what people think of with animal courtship, but even bugs need to breed, and they face all the same challenges of winning a mate and raising their young.

Bugs are the base of the food chain, food for just about everything else, but to start the process, they too must eat.

It took a long time for vertebrates to take over the land, but once they did, there was no turning back.

The dinosaurs and their a long reign.

An intimate portrait of this large predatory bird and tracks the birth and coming of age of two Golden Eagle chicks in the High Tatra Mountains.

A journey through time as the glaciers of the Alps are melting down due to climate change, releasing invaluable treasures.

Rutting deer and flirting love birds might be what people think of with animal courtship, but even bugs need to breed, and they face all the same challenges of winning a mate and raising their young.

Bugs are the base of the food chain, food for just about everything else, but to start the process, they too must eat.

It took a long time for vertebrates to take over the land, but once they did, there was no turning back.

The dinosaurs and their a long reign.

An intimate portrait of this large predatory bird and tracks the birth and coming of age of two Golden Eagle chicks in the High Tatra Mountains.

A journey through time as the glaciers of the Alps are melting down due to climate change, releasing invaluable treasures.

Rutting deer and flirting love birds might be what people think of with animal courtship, but even bugs need to breed, and they face all the same challenges of winning a mate and raising their young.

Bugs are the base of the food chain, food for just about everything else, but to start the process, they too must eat.

It took a long time for vertebrates to take over the land, but once they did, there was no turning back.

The dinosaurs and their a long reign.

An intimate portrait of this large predatory bird and tracks the birth and coming of age of two Golden Eagle chicks in the High Tatra Mountains.

A new breed of aviators is innovating new ways to fly from clean and green electric aircraft to autonomous sky taxis.

Engineers race to generate vast power from thin air: the wind; one of the world's biggest wind farms is being built in harsh conditions along the coast of England; a Norwegian team works on the world's first floating wind farm.

How are geologists, engineers and scientists collaborating on future designs for sustainable living? Singapore's Earth Observatory scientists are transforming services above and below using subterranean design solutions.

Explore the future challenges facing scientists, engineers and architects in Singapore. How will they tackle resource issues and scale eco-friendly materials for carbon-neutral construction?

Scientists, architects and engineers are experimenting with innovative designs for future Regenerative Cities. Working with nature will bring harmony to cities, so all life can thrive and survive.

To meet the changing needs of the future, we need to build smart, resilient cities designed to mitigate climate vulnerabilities like floods, food security threats and coastal hazards from extreme weather.

Geneticist Spencer Wells reveals how changes in humans' genetic code have fueled major changes in appearance and capabilities.

ScrippsTech travels to the cutting edge, to meet the men and women confronting the world's most vexing problems, with high-tech and compelling solutions, medical breakthroughs and innovative discoveries.

A new breed of aviators is innovating new ways to fly from clean and green electric aircraft to autonomous sky taxis.

Engineers race to generate vast power from thin air: the wind; one of the world's biggest wind farms is being built in harsh conditions along the coast of England; a Norwegian team works on the world's first floating wind farm.

How are geologists, engineers and scientists collaborating on future designs for sustainable living? Singapore's Earth Observatory scientists are transforming services above and below using subterranean design solutions.

Explore the future challenges facing scientists, engineers and architects in Singapore. How will they tackle resource issues and scale eco-friendly materials for carbon-neutral construction?

Scientists, architects and engineers are experimenting with innovative designs for future Regenerative Cities. Working with nature will bring harmony to cities, so all life can thrive and survive.

To meet the changing needs of the future, we need to build smart, resilient cities designed to mitigate climate vulnerabilities like floods, food security threats and coastal hazards from extreme weather.

Geneticist Spencer Wells reveals how changes in humans' genetic code have fueled major changes in appearance and capabilities.

ScrippsTech travels to the cutting edge, to meet the men and women confronting the world's most vexing problems, with high-tech and compelling solutions, medical breakthroughs and innovative discoveries.

A new breed of aviators is innovating new ways to fly from clean and green electric aircraft to autonomous sky taxis.

Engineers race to generate vast power from thin air: the wind; one of the world's biggest wind farms is being built in harsh conditions along the coast of England; a Norwegian team works on the world's first floating wind farm.

How are geologists, engineers and scientists collaborating on future designs for sustainable living? Singapore's Earth Observatory scientists are transforming services above and below using subterranean design solutions.

Explore the future challenges facing scientists, engineers and architects in Singapore. How will they tackle resource issues and scale eco-friendly materials for carbon-neutral construction?

Scientists, architects and engineers are experimenting with innovative designs for future Regenerative Cities. Working with nature will bring harmony to cities, so all life can thrive and survive.

To meet the changing needs of the future, we need to build smart, resilient cities designed to mitigate climate vulnerabilities like floods, food security threats and coastal hazards from extreme weather.

Geneticist Spencer Wells reveals how changes in humans' genetic code have fueled major changes in appearance and capabilities.

ScrippsTech travels to the cutting edge, to meet the men and women confronting the world's most vexing problems, with high-tech and compelling solutions, medical breakthroughs and innovative discoveries.

A new breed of aviators is innovating new ways to fly from clean and green electric aircraft to autonomous sky taxis.

Engineers race to generate vast power from thin air: the wind; one of the world's biggest wind farms is being built in harsh conditions along the coast of England; a Norwegian team works on the world's first floating wind farm.

How are geologists, engineers and scientists collaborating on future designs for sustainable living? Singapore's Earth Observatory scientists are transforming services above and below using subterranean design solutions.

Explore the future challenges facing scientists, engineers and architects in Singapore. How will they tackle resource issues and scale eco-friendly materials for carbon-neutral construction?

Scientists, architects and engineers are experimenting with innovative designs for future Regenerative Cities. Working with nature will bring harmony to cities, so all life can thrive and survive.

To meet the changing needs of the future, we need to build smart, resilient cities designed to mitigate climate vulnerabilities like floods, food security threats and coastal hazards from extreme weather.

Geneticist Spencer Wells reveals how changes in humans' genetic code have fueled major changes in appearance and capabilities.

ScrippsTech travels to the cutting edge, to meet the men and women confronting the world's most vexing problems, with high-tech and compelling solutions, medical breakthroughs and innovative discoveries.

A new breed of aviators is innovating new ways to fly from clean and green electric aircraft to autonomous sky taxis.

Linking prehistoric forests to the Industrial Revolution and the rise of modern warfare.

Royals discover that breaking with tradition can get them in deep water, while other royals embrace change and manage to cling on to their crowns; during the 60s and 70s, royal culture meets celebrity culture, giving the Crown a popularity boost.

World War II may be over, but it still casts a long shadow over royal families, particularly those with links to fascism; in Britain, King George VI works to keep his brother's closeness to the Nazis away from the British people.

How a journey that began thousands of years ago with the Inca and the potato connects to a mad scientist in a castle and German beer; the brink of a future with clean, limitless energy.

A story, told through the lives of China's billionaires, of a country transformed into a global powerhouse.

From 200 million years ago, when Europe moved toward North Africa, to the age of Columbus.