nextstopstories

🎥Committed to cinematic storytelling. @FerTeixera and Izabela Cardoso.
🌎Stories about amazing places and inspiring people
Based in Lisbon 🇵🇹. Next stop 🔜

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The origins of Lisbon’s world-famous mosaic paving tradition can unexpectedly be linked to a 16th century rhino named Ganda. https://t.co/ZQY707BSKr

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The ability to predict the future is a skill that can be learned and developed, according to researchers at The Good Judgement Project. https://t.co/xWsL5gkFS2

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The island that switches nationality twice a year - a fascinating story to work on: https://t.co/vN3suO6Foz

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Does dopamine fast actually work?

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‘Dopamine fasting’ has become a popular wellness trend among tech workers. https://t.co/BB3OJXIdIB

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Wewelsburg castle is an example of how hard it is to work against conspiracy and myths!

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During WW2, Heinrich Himmler tried to turn a medieval castle into the Nazi 'Centre of the World'. https://t.co/4OJSa7qaM4

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We’ve been learning in depth about the consequences of the 1755’ earthquake since we moved to Lisbon, 5 years ago. Glad we finally got the chance to tell this story to the world! Thanks to @VicEchegoyen and to Quake Lisbon Interactive Museum.

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The 1755 Lisbon earthquake had such a profound effect on the world that we are still feeling its impact today. https://t.co/CkaqQTydM4

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High above the Rhine Valley in Germany sits a castle that many believe inspired Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein’. https://t.co/2pPhBS3eKq

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The ‘superpower’ of sleeping less - that can unlock the secrets to sleep efficiency for all of us.

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People who can perform well on less than six hours sleep are likely to be healthier than average, new research suggests. https://t.co/757mJ776fq

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@NorlandCollege opened its doors for us to film this segment and discuss how the nannying profession has changed over 130 years!

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These salaries though... 🥹https://t.co/SpE3fpgtXe via @BBC_Reel @FerTeixeira @PaulIvanHarris

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Mind reading tech is here. So how can we ensure mental privacy? @yusterafa helps us understand the future of neurotech and the need of neurorights.

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Mind reading and mind-altering technology is no longer a thing of science fiction. Researchers hope it could soon help treat conditions such as Alzheimer’s and schizophrenia. https://t.co/dvGGGjgHmv

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The recent discovery of a 4,000-year-old silver diadem in Spain suggests women held significant political power in the Bronze Age. https://t.co/cPxJaSuvvH

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We’re excited that our series 'A Mother's Brain' is nominated for Best Video (Science & Education) at this year’s @TheWebbyAwards! Vote here: https://t.co/yaYipFenn7

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The 'sword in the stone' is usually associated with British legend, but some believe an embedded blade in Tuscany, Italy, could be the real-life inspiration behind the myth. https://t.co/RwR3JKNWai

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San Galgano is a knight turned saint said to have stabbed his sword into a rock in the 12th Century. His sword can still be seen in Tuscany, Italy - but is it real? And was it the inspiration for Excalibur and King Arthur’s saga?

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The 'sword in the stone' is usually associated with British legend, but some believe an embedded blade in Tuscany, Italy, could be the real-life inspiration behind the myth. https://t.co/RwR3JKNWai

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A beautiful way to go…. @NeptuneReef ❤️

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Neptune Memorial Reef is the world’s first underwater cemetery, providing a final resting place for 1,000 people. It's hoped that ocean burial sites like this could provide a green solution to dwindling cemetery plot space in the US. https://t.co/RUw5yR6emW

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Have we found the Holy Grail? 🤔 Well, if there was ever a Holy Grail, Valencia’s contender ticks a lot of boxes when it comes to the right age, material, volume… Take a look!

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A vessel held in Valencia Cathedral has become a top contender for the title of the ‘real’ Holy Grail. https://t.co/sfXv2Vzby0

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So nice to ‘meet’ Cagney - someone that we’ve been exchanging emails with for so long! Such an interesting story… #bbcreel

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My colleague Cagney made such a touching and personal film about his great grandmother: Ethel Kerr can be seen as one of the earliest black British style influencers of her time. Cagney tells her story (his first film too!)
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An interesting debate! Thanks for your contribution @helensedgwick @acsmajdor @jacob_hanna @fvdvosse and Dr.Matt Kemp!

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If you got to choose, would you want to give birth? https://t.co/p9A8IKBwX2

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Learning about sweat was super fun! Thanks @saraheverts!

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It might be one of the weirdest biological functions of our body, but sweating is a vital and little-understood process that has helped to keep us alive. 💦https://t.co/KRQLi96cz5