Why does the Western world feed Africa with one hand while taking from it with the other?
Kay Kay is the face of modern-day China - a bright, educated and ambitious 20-year-old living in the booming southern city of Guangzhou.
She represents a new generation of middle class Chinese 'only' children, benefiting from China's economic growth as well as the single-minded dedication of her factory-worker parents.
This unique film has followed her for her whole life, filming her and her family every year since her birth in 1992.
It gives a rare, personal narrative to the decades of transformation that China has undergone. From her childhood and school days through to her university life where she struggles to get to grips with China's economic imperatives in the face of environmental issues.
Kay Kay is a charming, engaging guide to modern China, its people and the country's recent economic boom.
Swaziland protesters call for reform amidst a financial crisis and cabinet reshuffle.
Together with neutrality and federalism, direct democracy is a part of the Swiss national identity and helps unite the various languages, religions and cultures in the country. This video gives you a short introduction to this unique political system. (Produced by swissinfo.ch on behalf of the Organisation of the Swiss Abroad)
Smashing Pumpkins front man Billy Corgan stopped by for a feature interview in Studio Q. He took a break from the band's tour in support of their new album Oceania to chat about the record, his band, the legacy of generation X and how he's perceived by the public.
Author: Frans Pretorius, Department of Physics, Princeton University, specialist in numerical solution of the field equations of Einstein for gravity. The non-linearity and complexity of Einstein's equations make it challenging to solve even numerically, and some portion of his time is spent designing algorithms to efficiently solve the equations in parallel on large computer clusters, and software to manipulate and visualize the simulation results.
The video shows a binary boson star merger. Technically a boson star is a spherically symmetric static solutions of Einsteins field equation coupled to a scalar field (when they are free of singularities, otherwise they are black holes). Until today there is no observational evidence for the existence of a boson star. In fact, they are made of scalar elementary particles, and none has been discovered yet. Boson stars are hypothetical candidates for supermassive objects at the center of galaxies. In fact, for the supermassive object at the center of our own galaxy, evidence points towards a black hole, but the possibility that it is a boson or fermion star cannot be completely excluded so far.
Once you get past existence coming and going... and virtual particles... and uncertainty... and exclusion, then you are ready to enjoy the REALLY weird stuff in the quantum world.
In the premiere episode of PRODIGIES, THNKR introduces you to the incomparable Tanishq Abraham. At 8 years old, Tanishq contemplates the fate of the universe, attends college classes, and discovers super novae. Enter Tanishq's special world and join him on his quest for knowledge, while meeting the family and teachers who cultivate his genius.
PRODIGIES is a bi-weekly series showcasing the youngest and brightest as they challenge themselves to reach new heights and the stories behind them.
CNN's Fredricka Whitfield talks to a 9-year-old prodigy about his college experience and future plans.
Child PRODIGY Tanishq Abraham joins us in this Google+ Hangout to explain the exciting July 4th discovery of the Higgs Boson particle
Two antisymmetrized fermionic wave packets in 1-D harmonic potential quantum system. Packets have different momentum.
Larry King, the host of Larry King Now on Ora TV, will serve as moderator for a special 2012 Presidential debate. This debate will take place on October 23 at 9:00pm EDT at the Hilton Chicago and streamed LIVE here on Ora TV.
Larry King, “I have interviewed every US President since Nixon, and lest people forget, I helped usher Ross Perot into the national conversation during the 1992 presidential contest. I appreciate the importance of providing a platform to those with real alternative visions for our country’s future."