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Alberto Angela's Noos TV series

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The Italian cultural programme Noos returned to Rai 1 in July 2026, hosted by veteran archaeologist Alberto Angela. The launch episode on 12 July featured a live interview with director Christopher Nolan and actor Matt Damon about their film "The Odyssey" and announced a special event to be recorded in the Colosseum later in the year. Subsequent episodes expanded the scope, with the The 26 July broadcast focusing on physical health—highlighting deepened the multidisciplinary format, with endocrinologist Anna Maria Colao discussing obesity research—and space exploration, featuring as a chronic disease and astronaut Luca Parmitano discussing joining from Houston to talk about the Artemis III mission. Additional segments covered autonomous vehicles, examined autonomous‑vehicle technology with astrophysicist Luca Perri, the role of artificial intelligence intelligence, and other emerging technologies, reinforcing tech trends. On 2 August, Noos explored the emotion of fear. Neuroscientist Giorgio Vallortigara explained how the brain recognises danger, while alpinist Hervé Barmasse spoke about courage in high‑altitude risk. A comedic scene from the 2025 film *Buen Camino* sparked a surge in urology appointments, as reported by the Italian Urological Society. The episode also featured nutritionist Elisabetta Bernardi, food‑science expert Dario Bressanini, astrophysicist Edwige Pezzulli, sex‑health specialist Emmanuele Jannini, and historian Carlo Lucarelli reviewing the case of serial killer Ed Gein. These installments reinforce Noos’s multidisciplinary approach commitment to science and culture. a broad, science‑and‑culture‑focused dialogue.

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