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Can you live forever?
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Curiosity Videos: Can you live forever?
What would it be like to be immortal? It's the year 2967 and Adam Savage is 1,000 years old. He reflects on his long life revealing how science in the 21st century transformed his body, creating a supercharged cyber-human, allowing him to live forever.
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In 1900, the average American was lucky to see 50. Kids born in the U.S. today can expect to live about 25 years longer. What innovations have made longer life spans possible?
Leftie or rightie? Tall or short? Will we be more or less likely to contract a type of cancer? Those are just a few of the simple and serious things our genes can tell us. What other mysteries can they unlock?
What would it be like to be immortal? It's the year 2967 and Adam Savage is 1,000 years old. He reflects on his long life revealing how science in the 21st century transformed his body, creating a supercharged cyber-human, allowing him to live forever.
As it turns out, there may be much more to our everyday choices than we realize. How could the decision to eat a bag of potato chips affect your great-grandkid's health down the road? Meet the epigenome: DNA's boss.
Is your mind still reeling from everything you saw and heard on this week's episode? Not ready to leave the topic just yet? You don't have to -- read tweets and posts about this episode from other Curiosity fans.
We are constantly exposed to radiation. Even if you are scrupulous about avoiding X-rays, cell phones, microwave ovens and power lines, you're still going to be irradiated by cosmic rays and even by the Earth itself.
Have you ever wondered what human cells are responsible for? If you have, look no further. Nature's Nanobots: Human Cells Pictures will answer all of your questions!
Hookworm. Leprosy. Mumps. Plague. Rabies. Tetanus. These are just a few of the multitude of infectious diseases that can attack humans. How do you fight them off? Take the quiz to see what you know about your invaluable immune system.
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Only 1 percent of Ancient Egypt has been discovered - 99 percent remains hidden. Now for the first time, we can reveal it. Using unique satellite archaeology to blow away the sands, this landmark film reveals Egypt's ancient land as it was 4,000 years ago.
