In August, BBC Brit invites you to research the planet together and look closely at crucial political, social, and technological issues. About the planet documentaryly – a fresh Wednesday band aired at 22.00 p.m. in BBC Brit will offer the chance to research topics that are not discussed regular and travel to places that are usually unavailable to us. The band will take off on 13 August at 10 p.m. in BBC Brit with the release of a two-part documentary Secret Agent-Wieloryb. Then viewers will besides be able to watch Titan's two-part disaster program: a minute after the premiere on August 27.
The fresh scope will start with a cool bath in the waters of the Arctic Ocean, where in April 2019 a tamed whale of the Arctic white species approached Norwegian fishermen's boats. He was wearing a harness utilized to mount a camera bearing the inscription "Equipment of St. Petersburg". This caused speculation that the animal could have been trained by the Russian Navy for spy tasks. The creators of the program discover the secrets of the whale. They ask where he came from, who trained him and why, and what he did in this part of the Arctic, close Russian waters. They besides discuss the ways in which marine mammals are utilized for global espionage and present the actual identity of Hvaldimir, "the large spy".
The first part of the Secret Agent-Wieloryba viewers of the BBC Brit will see on Wednesday, August 13 at 10:00 p.m. The second episode will premiere a week later, on August 20 at the BBC Brit at the same time.
Two weeks later, we proceed the tv submarine – this time in search of 1 of the most celebrated submarines of all time: Titan. This batiskaf sank into the waters of the Atlantic Ocean on 18 June 2023. The five-man crew had a clear goal – to see the wreck of the Titanic resting at a depth of 3.8 1000 metres. erstwhile the batiskaf lost communication and did not surface at the right time, the race began with time. Titan disappeared without a trace, and the search action lived the full world. respective twelve global units were active in the search: air, floating and underwater. Based on expert statements, materials recorded during erstwhile Titan descents into the vicinity of the wreckage and audio recordings from the rescue action of the programme creator minute after minute analyse the course of events, and deep-sea exploration experts ask about the causes of the crash.
The first episode of the Titan Disaster program: a minute after the minute will be available at BBC Brit on Wednesday, August 27 at 10:00 p.m., and the second episode a week later at the same time.
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