What do ancient Egyptians and modern storage media have in common? What’s the link between storage media and butterflies? How are these colourful insects and the weather connected? And what does the state of the weather have to do with telegraphy?
The intricate connection between butterflies and weather extends even to the concept of the "butterfly effect," where seemingly minor events can have far-reaching consequences. The idea of the "butterfly effect" encapsulates the sensitivity of chaotic systems. In theory, the fluttering of a butterfly's wings could set off a chain of events, influencing atmospheric conditions that, over time, might contribute to the development of a larger weather phenomenon. While butterflies themselves are not the direct cause of hurricanes, their role in the delicate dance of environmental dynamics underscores the complexity and interconnectedness of the natural world.
The knowledge format "Missing Link" highlights a wealth of facts from nature, life and technology - from amphibians to outer space, from large machines to genetic engineering. In each documentary, five objects from the most diverse areas of our universe are taken one after the other under the magnifying glass of knowledge, in order to then uncover the hidden connections between them by means of high-quality, humorous animation pieces. The connections are enigmatic and surprising; only in retrospect do they appear startlingly clear.
Documentary: Missing Link - The most incredible connections of science
Chapters:
00:00-00:27 Introduction
00:28-05:08 Egyptians
05:09-09:59 Storage Media
10:00-16:03 Butterflies
16:04-22:10 Weather
22:11-28:47 Telegraphy
#documentary #science #butterflyeffect #hurricane #weather
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