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The Costs Of Space Travel | February 23, 2021

Title: The Costs Of Space Travel | February 23, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Certain Boeing planes with a certain Pratt and Whitney engine have been grounded following an unnerving incident over Colorado. After explaining that story, we're bringing you a snapshot of coronavirus headlines from three countries. And as NASA looks to open the ISS to more commercial visits, we're exploring some of the costs of space travel.

Title: AI Shopping Carts?
Runtime: 1:54
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Caper's "smart" shopping cart lets customers scan, bag, and pay all on their cart as the company looks to bring the conveniences of online shopping, offline.

A Chicken Goes Sledding | February 22, 2021

Title: A Chicken Goes Sledding | February 22, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: It's absolutely true that a sledding chicken is featured on today's show; it rates a perfect 10/10. Before we get to that, though, we're reporting on the water shortage in Texas and the first pictures from a newly landed Mars rover. An explanation of how important work continues at the Louvre (even while it's closed) is another story covered this Monday!

Title: A Real Batman-Style Gadget?
Runtime: 0:47
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: A non-lethal police technology to restrain people, the #BolaWrap could be one solution.

Title: Landing On Mars | February 19, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: After more than six months of space travel, a new NASA mission arrives at Mars, but getting the landing right is the hard part. As a blast of Arctic air finally moves away from the U.S., we're explaining ice jams, ice pancakes and ice volcanoes. And speaking of volcanoes, Italy's Mt. Etna puts on a fireworks show for Sicily.

Title: Food Bowls You Can Eat?
Runtime: 3:13
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Food packaging is filling up landfills and polluting our oceans, where materials like plastic and polystyrene can take centuries to decompose.

But one company might have a tasty solution to cut down our use of plastic dishware.

South African startup Munch Bowls has created a biodegradable bowl made from wheat, which you can eat as part of your meal. The bowls are vegan, can hold hot soup for up to five hours and have a shelf life of 15 months, according to the company.

Mysterious Crater Appears | February 18, 2021

Title: Mysterious Crater Appears | February 18, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: The U.S. state of Texas is still seeing widespread power outages, as a one-two punch of winter storms rakes across the central and eastern U.S. Mysterious craters appear in Siberia, and scientists discuss how they formed in the barren landscape. And we dive into the deep blue sea to explain how an ocean advocacy group obtains its 3-D, virtual reality footage.

A Look Inside The U.S. Naval Academy's Sea Trials

Title: A Look Inside The U.S. Naval Academy's Sea Trials
Runtime: 4:37
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: CNN's Coy Wire gets an inside look at the rigorous training plebes go through at the end of their freshman year including a mentally and physically exhausting day designed to test their limits. The U.S. Naval Academy's "Sea Trials" provide a chance to mold and shape the future leaders and defenders of our nation.

A New Model On Plate Tectonics | February 17, 2021

Title: A New Model On Plate Tectonics | February 17, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: As a winter storm scrapes across the U.S., some widespread power outages leave millions of Americans in the cold. A new computer model on plate tectonics aims to help geologists better understand the Earth. Artificial intelligence brings assistance and controversy to some online classrooms. And an artist creates what's likely the biggest doodle on record.

Title: Walking On A Glacier
Runtime: 4:22
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Looking for an outdoor adventure? Join CNN's Holly Firfer & hike a glacier in Alaska!

A Virtual Field Trip To Iceland | February 16, 2021

Title: A Virtual Field Trip To Iceland | February 16, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: An American impeachment trial comes to an end, as an American winter storm rakes across the country. Covid numbers drop in the U.S., as the search for the origins of the disease continues. We take a virtual field trip to Iceland. And we introduce you to a border collie that just became a millionaire several times over.

Title: Rescue Robot Camp
Runtime: 2:13
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: When a natural disaster strikes, it’s engineer Robin Murphy to the rescue. Or rather, it’s Robin and her army of robots. As the director of Texas A&M’s Center for Robot-Assisted Search and Rescue, she’s one of the leading pioneers in using robots to help communities during search and rescue operations. Every year, over one million lives are claimed by natural disasters. Countless others are displaced, and communities take decades to fully recover. With her robots, Robin is helping these communities get back on their feet.

The Science Of Wind Chill | February 12, 2021

Title: The Science Of Wind Chill | February 12, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: An ongoing standoff between the Indian government and the nation's farmers is the first event we're explaining today on CNN 10. Afterward, we're telling you why more cold weather is ahead for America, and we're detailing what exactly wind chill is. Finally, join us for a ride on a homemade bobsled track in Latvia!
CNN 10 will be off the air for the Presidents Day holiday and will look forward to seeing you again on Tuesday, February 16th.

Title: What's For Dinner? Insects.
Runtime: 3:14
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Many insects are nutritious and packed with protein. They could help feed the world and reduce the effects of food production on climate change.

Title: A Test To Fly? | February 11, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: The U.S. government considers mandatory Covid testing for all domestic flight passengers, as some industry leaders object. A conservationist works to protect the unique natural features of the Sierra Gorda ecological region. And when a lawyer shows up to a virtual courtroom meeting, cat's got his tongue.

Title: When The Berlin Wall Came Down
Runtime: 4:07
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: 30 years ago, after decades of dividing a city and a nation, the Berlin Wall came down. Here's why it's still significant.

What Happens To All Those Returns? | February 10, 2021

Title: What Happens To All Those Returns? | February 10, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: A change in economic policy is coming to the communist nation of Cuba, and we're explaining its significance today on CNN 10. The rise of online shopping has brought a rise in package returns, and we're exploring how retailers are dealing with them. And a New Yorker continues his tradition of amazing his community with elaborate snow sculptures.

Title: Forgotten Neon Signs
Runtime: 2:21
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: After the death of Stalin in 1953, a Soviet state-sponsored cultural project used the glamour of neon signs to create a sense of socio-economic revival.

An Impeachment Trial Begins | February 9, 2021

Title: An Impeachment Trial Begins | February 9, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: A former president's impeachment trial is set to get under way in the U.S. Senate on Tuesday. What are the major viewpoints on it, and how long is it expected to last? After that report, we update you on what's known about the new variants of coronavirus. And we take you to a small African country to understand why and how a conservationist is protecting grey crowned cranes.

Title: The Most Dangerous Animal On Earth
Runtime: 1:17
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Mosquitoes kill more people than any other animal on earth. Here's five things you didn't know about mosquitoes

NFL Season Comes To An End | February 8, 2021

Title: NFL Season Comes To An End | February 8, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: The Lunar New Year dawns this Friday, but streets and train stations are said to be eerily quiet in the world's most populated country. In the U.S., the NFL has wrapped up its season in Florida, and one doctor asks how the league kept Covid-19 largely on the sidelines. And at a high school in Ohio, a custodian sinks a half-court shot, and the video makes him a star.

Title: Exploring The Beijing Airport
Runtime: 2:17
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: CNN's David Culver tours the new starfish-shaped Daxing airport, boasting customer service robots and a terminal the size of 97 soccer fields

The Science Of Snowflakes | February 5, 2021

Title: The Science Of Snowflakes | February 5, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Foreign policy headlines today's show, as President Biden outlines his administration's international agenda. A Nor'easter brings coastal flooding and massive amounts of snow to parts of the U.S. East Coast. The science of snowflakes and the advent of teqball are also featured this Friday on CNN 10.

Title: Can Concrete Eat CO2 Emissions?
Runtime: 4:21
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Concrete's main ingredient is responsible for 7% of global man-made greenhouse gas emissions. CarbonCure has figured out how to trap CO2 in concrete and make it stronger in the process. Now, LinkedIn is building with it.

Below Freezing In All 50 States | February 4, 2021

Title: Below Freezing In All 50 States | February 4, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Meteorologists say the polar vortex can't technically "come and get you," but it's sure going to feel like it in North America this weekend. After a report on that, we're covering some of the nuanced approaches to education in the time of coronavirus. And we're taking you on a virtual field trip to Banff National Park.

Title: Kites Used To Gather Energy
Runtime: 1:56
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: One company’s self-flying energy kite may be the answer to increasing wind power around the world.

California-based Makani – which is owned by Google’s parent company, Alphabet – is using power from the strongest winds found out in the middle of the ocean, typically in spots where it’s a challenge to install traditional wind turbines. Makani hopes to create electricity to power communities across the world.

Title: No Matter What | February 3, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Japanese government officials say the 2020 Tokyo Olympics will be held no matter what, but a U.S. state is throwing its hat in the ring as a possible host. Meanwhile, two astronauts take a walk outside the ISS, and efforts are underway in China to save the golden snub-nosed monkey. Finally, a pair of climbers in Slovenia tackle an incredibly tall tower.

Title: What Is The Nobel Prize?
Runtime: 1:02
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: The Nobel Prize grants entry into one of the most prestigious clubs in the world. Here's what you need to know about one of the most sought after accolades.

The Biggest Fish In The Sea | February 2, 2021

Title: The Biggest Fish In The Sea | February 2, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: A nation in the midst of a coup is our first destination this Tuesday. We're explaining the latest events in Myanmar (Burma) and how they factor into a series of historic troubles for the country. From there, we're taking a swim with the biggest fish in the sea. And we're showing you what pandas do when their habitat is covered in snow.

Title: Life Aboard An Ocean Windmill
Runtime: 3:55
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: The world’s largest offshore wind farm is taking shape off the east coast of Britain, a landmark project that demonstrates one way to combat climate change at scale.

Previewing The Hyperloop | February 1, 2021

Title: Previewing The Hyperloop | February 1, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Monday's show begins with an explanation of a new mask mandate by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. Afterward, we're giving you a preview of Hyperloop technology, though it hasn't gotten off the ground yet. Reports on winter weather and Groundhog Day conclude our coverage.

Touching Down On Mars | January 29, 2021

Title: Touching Down On Mars | January 29, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: The U.S. gross domestic product shrank from 2019 to 2020 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. Today's show has details on the change and the silver lining. Meanwhile, a new rover is just weeks away from touching down on Mars. And surf's up at Hawaii's Banzai Pipeline; we're taking you there for a ride on the waves.

How To Build The World's Biggest Offshore Wind Farm

Title: How To Build The World's Biggest Offshore Wind Farm
Runtime: 3:55
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Britain's east coast will soon house the world's largest offshore wind farm in a major step forward for renewable energy generation.

The Debate Over Minimum Wage | January 28, 2021

Title: The Debate Over Minimum Wage | January 28, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Welcome to a new edition of CNN 10! Today's show explores the debate over minimum wage in America, the duties of the U.S. vice president, and the efforts to repopulate the "king of fish" in Maine. And if you've ever wondered how many tricks two dogs can do in a minute, Guinness World Records has your answer.

Title: Adopting Sea Otters
Runtime: 2:19
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Monterey Bay Aquarium has a one-of-a-kind program where adult sea otters adopt rescued sea otter pups and raise them to be released back into the wild.

A New Theory About Dogs? | January 27, 2021

Title: A New Theory About Dogs? | January 27, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Officials assess the damage from severe weather in Alabama. Reporters update some international responses to the coronavirus pandemic. A new study brings new theories on dog migration and domestication. And we examine the legacy of U.S. "first pets."

What's It Like To Land A Flight Simulator?

Title: What's It Like To Land A Flight Simulator?
Runtime: 3:22
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: CNN's Richard Quest attempts the daunting task of landing at Atlanta International Airport in a flight simulator.

The Changing World Of Travel | January 26, 2021

Title: The Changing World Of Travel | January 26, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Today's first topic on CNN 10: the schedule of the U.S. Senate with regard to an upcoming impeachment trial. That's followed by reports on the changing travel industry and a new discovery in Egypt. The sleep habits of bees and an illuminated ice palace conclude our coverage this Tuesday.

Title: Growing Demand For Tin?
Runtime: 3:19
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Cornwall's last mine closed 20 years ago. Now growing demand for tin from ethical sources could spark a revival in one of Britain's most deprived regions. CNN's Nina dos Santos has more.

Title: One Year After Wuhan | January 25, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: One year after Wuhan, China was locked down during its coronavirus outbreak, a CNN reporter returns to the city he once rushed to leave. Six months before the scheduled start of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, questions are being raised about whether the Games will go on. And months after wildfires raged through parts of Colorado, a count of elk herds yields some good news.

Title: What Is Adventure Tourism?
Runtime: 3:24
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Out in the desert, a very different Egyptian adventure awaits intrepid travelers.

The Moon Gets A New Law | January 22, 2021

Title: The Moon Gets A New Law | January 22, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: We have a lot of ground to cover this Friday. From the busy schedule of the U.S. Senate to a new law concerning space, we're reporting on news from the Earth to the moon. Lake-effect snow, a virtual visit to Kenya, and a man's mission to return long-lost class rings are our other topics.

Title: What Is Wet Bulb Globe Temperature?
Runtime: 2:35
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Breaking down this type of measurement....

Title: Recapping The Day | January 21, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Today's special Inauguration Day coverage brings some sights and sounds of America's transition to its 46th president. And we quiz you on the 20th Amendment!

Title: How Is Tokyo Like Venice?
Runtime: 2:33
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: Traveling the waterways of Tokyo, Japan.

Title: Inauguration Day | January 20, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: A look at U.S. presidential inaugurations -- past and present -- is our first topic this Inauguration Day on CNN 10. Then, we're diving deep into a report about manta rays: Why are they threatened, and why do some conservations say they're easy to love? A rocket launched from an airplane and a new hotline that's a scream are today's other subjects.

Title: World's Busiest Crosswalk
Runtime: 2:35
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: You're looking at Shibuya Crossing - often referred to as the world's busiest crosswalk. CNN's Chris James reports...

A Glimpse At Security | January 19, 2021

Title: A Glimpse At Security | January 19, 2021
Runtime: 10:01
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: One day away from the 2021 U.S. presidential inauguration, CNN 10 is giving you a glimpse of the security that's being prepared for the event. Afterward, we're explaining what herd immunity is and providing more details about the new coronavirus vaccines. And an avalanche survivor records the experience and discusses a best-case scenario.

Life And Legacy Of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Title: Life And Legacy Of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Runtime: 5:50
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: CNN 10 is collaborating with the AT&T Youth Voices Collective to help amplify youth voices. In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we’d like to welcome the students of the Harvard Diversity Project to share portions of some of Dr. King’s most famous and influential speeches. The Harvard Diversity Project, based in Dr. King’s own hometown of Atlanta, is a pipeline program that recruits, trains, and matriculates highly motivated Black youth into a summer debate residency at Harvard.
(AT&T YVC Partners: 826 National, Six Feet of Separation & Vox ATL)

Title: What Are Rare Earth Elements?
Runtime: 1:41
Date posted: 6 years ago
Description: As new technology emerges, the global demand for rare earth elements is rising. CNN's Clare Sebastian explains what they are.

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