S28·E3 The Sun
Synopsis
The third episode of the BBC nature documentary based on the series "A Perfect Planet" features the sun, the cosmic force behind all life on Earth. The light radiating from our star reaches every corner of the planet, with varying intensity. The Earth revolves around the sun, but its rotation axis is slightly tilted. Precisely for this reason, heat reaches the Earth's surface in varying amounts, thus generating alternating seasons and climates. Barbara Gallavotti, with Daniela Franco, explains what monoclonal antibodies are and how they work: the drugs that could be the most effective weapon against Covid-19. Alberto Angela takes viewers through the ruins of Ostia Antica and describes how its inhabitants lived.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 28 Episode 3 of Superquark air?
Season 28, Episode 3 ('The Sun') originally aired on July 28, 2021.
How long is Season 28 Episode 3 ('The Sun')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 123 minutes.
What happens in Superquark Season 28 Episode 3?
The third episode of the BBC nature documentary based on the series "A Perfect Planet" features the sun, the cosmic force behind all life on Earth. The light radiating from our star reaches every corner of the planet, with varying intensity. The Earth revolves around the sun, but its rotation axis i...
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