Vetenskapens värld — Season 41

201536 episodes6.7/10 (10 votes)

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About this season

Vetenskapens värld is a popular science TV documentary program broadcast on Swedish Television (SVT).

Episodes (36)

1. Episode 1

Aired 19 January 2015 • 60 min

2. Episode 2

Aired 26 January 2015 • 60 min

3. Episode 3

Aired 2 February 2015 • 60 min

4. Episode 4

Aired 9 February 2014 • 60 min

5. Episode 5

Aired 16 February 2015 • 60 min

6. Episode 6

Aired 2 March 2015 • 60 min

7. Episode 7

Aired 9 March 2015 • 60 min

8. Episode 8

Aired 16 March 2015 • 60 min

9. Episode 9

Aired 23 March 2015 • 60 min

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10. Episode 10

Aired 30 March 2015 • 60 min

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11. Episode 11

Aired 6 April 2015 • 60 min

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12. Episode 12

Aired 13 April 2015 • 60 min

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13. Episode 13

Aired 20 April 2015 • 60 min

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14. Episode 14

Aired 27 April 2015 • 60 min

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15. Mass extinction

Aired 4 May 2015 • 60 min

At least 5 times all life on earth has been on the verge of extinction. Some say that we are close to the sixth. In this episode the scientists take a closer look at the mass extinctions in our history. What did really happen 250 million years ago, when 95 percent of all sea-living species died out? Is there something we can learn, that we can use today, when the number of species on earth is dwindling and the eco systems are quickly changing?

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16. Episode 16

Aired 11 May 2015 • 60 min

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17. Episode 17

Aired 18 May 2015 • 60 min

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18. Episode 18

Aired 25 May 2015 • 60 min

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19. Mars Makalös

Aired 24 August 2015 • 60 min

Mars Peerless - the story about Erik XIV and the biggest warship in the world. It was a sensation in the marine archeology world when the fabled warship Mars Peerless (Makalös) was found at the bottom of the Baltic Sea in the summer of 2011, after nearly 450 years of fruitless searches. Mars was bigger than the Vasa ship and it was Erik´s big trump card to win dominion of the Baltic Sea. During three seasons the archeologists have thoroughly investigated the ship and in this autumn premiere of Vetenskapens värld we tell you about a brutal naval battle with a violent outcome. When Mars sank it took around 800 Swedish and German sailors with it to the bottom of the sea.