The 14 best documentaries of science and tech 2025 so far, from David Attorkbearough to Hannah Fried

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Bryan Johnson is an unusual partner with anyone’s standards. A millionaire capitalist healers and anti-aging evangelists, he wants to push his life and “healthspan” to many drugs near 100 drugs and following a strict fitness regimen. The real miracle of Don’t die How it is managed to prevent any sympathy from Johnson from the audience. His life was based on a deep scientific method, but his mind was more interesting than his tech BB bro contemporary.

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Have a series of Sea with David Attenborough That’s as terrible about anything I look at all year: a mechanical toothbrush trawler is the seabed, binding by sitting as a large net. Attenborough’s most political project to a disaster film, warned in the results of development in developing fishing fishing. If this is some of the final work in the 99 year old, as he focuses on the documentary, it will do his or her long-only career justice.

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Who is the equivalent of the US by David Attenborough, a person whose voice is synonymous with the best British programming? Your best bet can be the silver-screen credentials at two times Oscar-winner Tom Hanks. He told this 10-part natural history series of all about the odd American biodiversity, which lends it is a glossy, cinematic sheen. The little understanding of the climate crisis here, but what is lacking real-whorlment related, it is (almost) for the beautiful September.

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Twenty years ago, Bruce Parry spent months living among native communities as part of anthropology series tribes. Now, the program returns, but in a very different world. With fainting and moving more threats today than in the early 2000s, Parry should still make confidence in groups who hosted outside managers. There are many interesting scenes of tribes – From Piranha meetings and Yagé political meetings (Ayahuasca) ritual – you want us to spend more time observing on time. The short access provided to us by narrative parry like a gift.

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We have long entered the innocence of children for entertainment – Child actors in the 1920s and 30s are forced to work more time, gives friends to death. The 21st century variant of this terrible practice is “Kidfluencing”, if families build financially implicit online children’s antics. Poor influence Follow child Pageant star and dancerer Piper Rockelle, saying his “mama” was exploited after running out of media age.

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While first Facebook days have bad thanks to the finter fincher film The Social NetworkTwitter’s beginning is less recognized. Twitter: Bird break Tracking company history all the way back to a simple platform for posting status updates. The film is most interesting if the struggles of internecine power is covered between Jack Dorsey and his fellow builders; It also looks at technical issues that strikes social media platform since its start. And do you know that Twitter (Ox, as well known) may start with the name Ketchup or Stalker friend? But the latter chapters are also a good reminder that many twitter problems do not start with the quick presence of Elon Musk – the cracks there from the beginning.

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Last year, Naturalist Chris Pepsenham was presented Within our autistic mindA two-sided documentary that sees autistic people who make films to try how their thoughts on their loved ones. The follow-up period focuses on ADHD and dyslexia, two other incomprehensible situations. While the series mainly focus on social challenges that may come with ADHD and dyslexia, there is good science to return the goods to neurological conditions. There is also a welcome focus of adhd and dyslexia positives, such as enlightened facts that many people with dyslexia have high recognition-recognition abilities.

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From those who make My teacher sacopus COME Marcholin: The journey of KuluThe story of a young pangolin saved from the trade of illegal wildlife. The underweight and traumatized when he was saved, Kulu should be rehabilitated with his handler Gareth before he was released in the wild. Gareth describes herself as a helicopter parent – sure he spends a lot of time to bring Kulu from Warthog burrows before the night comes. It’s all bad cute, and while it’s fair to say that Marcholin: The journey of Kulu A very momentary sentimental, it is also difficult not to feel a serious affection for this wonderful, sensitive creature and his brothers. As most of the world’s mammals, the pangolins need many goodwill from people when they live.

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Season three of Hannah Fore’s guidance in the daily technologies we trust is always known as always. At this time round, he checks rollercoasters, motorways and (inevitable) air fryers. These are more detailed items, and nitty-gritty is created in this supplied-for-granted tech results with some impressive discoveries. How does the inventor of Diginas have seen the doorbels in our things in our things? Why frisky chicken keys to creation of fridges? And what, is exactly, a starfish in the air fryer? If you are tempted to take your items to see how they work, let this attractive little series save you from breaching their warranties.

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We need to know individual octopus in quirky roles: psychological, escapopists and cannot be teachers. Then, it is amazing to have these two-sided series about our Tentlakante and their unique abilities. Our beautifully animated guidelines on the life cycle of these creatures is Doris, a giant octopus of the Pacific who has threatened his dangerous childhood and continued to give birth, die soon. Despite the unhappy ending, Octopus! A documentary with a heart full of curiosity and humor.

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Science fiction is our greatest way to imagine the future – and that future is always rot. The main purpose of this four-sided documentary is to chart how sci-fi dreams atomic bomb, how we all account for everything on the planet. However, later, wonders A conscious, stiffness consideration of the last 80 years of sci-fi in all its forms, not only the most apocalyptic or traditional. This is a welcome salve for all injured in the level of level level that is often given to the genre.

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In 2023, the world was tapped in four days of searching for the lost outangate titan covered, lost a trip to see the titanic breakdown. We finally figure out that five people aboard, including the Oceangate Co-founder Stockton Rush, killed almost immediately after a deadly implosion. This documentary length of length reveals how the ego and neglect that causes sad deaths. A more series of healing in an early dive attempt, listening to a acoustic monitoring system cracking under the sea hazards in a dangerous wide. The company later left this important protection.

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In 1983, Sally Side was a golden woman in NASA: The first woman in the US to go to space, he was one of the most famous people in the world, showing the Sesame Street. But he and his fellow women astronauts are subject to institutional sexism and invasive media attens. This documentary height is framed around the personal life of life fighting to keep private, including his 27-year-old homophobic history in history history. There are many interesting details about ranking career too, like the hand of the hand at hand honors him the edge of Judgi, Judy Resnik, to put an enthusiastic disaster.

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Back in 1999, Walked with dinosaurS a TV sensation, which leads to viewers to our prehistoric planet through some visual-time visual effects. Those visually dated a little since the first show show, so the time is ripe for a reboot. At each period of 2025 series, researchers play detective, with no stopping people who remain and then expose a lot of information from the bones and around. These imaginary stories are attractive and move by turn, even when we look at a child triceratops in a dragonfly in the forest or an Albertosaurus pack Southe to their victim. Bring it all with a pinch of salt, of course: there is a lot about the dinosaurs we do not do and understand.