BBC Botany A Blooming History Photosynthesis (with closed captioning)

Part 1 of BBC's Botany A Blooming History (with closed captioning)

[@whirledpeas3477]

Underrated video of the year award 🏆

[@crawdadlando4053]

We watched this today for training. I’m rewatching so as not to miss some of the gems in this episode.

[@supershimo11]

Training for what?

[@_h2go_]

thanks for helping with my science homework

[@oeautobody3586]

Enjoyed the history of Botanists.

[@FrankCheever]

Bravo ol' chap absolutely Grand.

[@Kitty5xroars]

Defo a gem thank you 🌸

[@avelisamsonova8596]

amazing!!

[@shimshonmelamed2888]

very impressive!!

[@stclairhubofmathscience6248]

Very!

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❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Experiments: 5:59, 12:50, 24:48, 48:03

[@whatabouttheearth]

Wait 😳 so is the guy at the end talking about creating ATP for energy by using Carbon Dioxide, Water and Light? Is he essentially talking about ATP creation as a source of energy? Or are we not talking about ATP here?
Because that would be bigger than merely operating vehicles.

[@cradles5398]

i dont want to do this science homework

[@bradypusgaming5142]

im watching this for fun

[@margaretfull-ei3so]

Me either, dude.... meeeeee either.

[@brandonsandoval7290]

34:25 could use some iron lol

[@whatabouttheearth]

Everyone knew plants had healing properties, it's not that the church actually thought that that was blasphemy, the real reason is that the church wanted to monopolize knowledge to reenforce it's own self centered power and dominion. The church is always less about deity, and more about ideological power structures gaining, maintaining, and reenforcing their own earthly power, using "god" as an excuse, essentially a euphemism for themselves and their own power.

[@irfanillahi3446]

Whopping documentary

[@theabrahams4991]

People’s only here for the homework
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