Series. These are made possible by more than 200 sponsors and more than 1000 local aa special thanks to the arizona daily star, university of arizona in tucson medical center. The festival three present expenses. Todays conversation is presented by western notion ab and sponsor of the National Experience pavilion at the tucson festival of books. To keep uptodate with the festival live events and sign up for the festival newsletter visit tucson festival books. Org. Joining me today is bryan walsh kebab ryan is. He signed the awardwinning egocentric blog and has reported for more than 20 countries on science and environmental stories like stars, Global Warming at extension. He is the founder and editor of technology and science 10 his book is end times. Bryan, welcome, thank you for being with us. This book is about existential risks, risks which could illuminate all of humanity or enough of humanity survivors would not be able to rebuild society to what it is now. Hence end times. Lets
A book with these events are made possible by more than 200 sponsors and more than 1,000 volunteers. Special thanks to the arizona daily star, the university of arizona and the tucson medical center. Todays conversation is presented by western National Parks association, a nonprofit partner of the park Service Since 1938 and sponsor of the National Series tucson festival of books. Sign up for the festival newsletter visit tusconfestivalbooks. Org. Visiting todays bryan walsh, graduate of Princeton University and correspondent editor at the times. He founded the awardwinning [inaudible] and reporter for more than 20 countries on science and environmental stories like Global Warming and extinction. Hes also the founder and editor of technology and science 510. His book is aimed at time n. Tif guide to the end of the world. Welcome. Thank you so much for being with us. Guest than guest thank you for having me. Host the book is about existential risks which are risks that could eliminate a
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A unesco World Heritage site all across the globe there are more than 1000 designated sites and every year the list grows a little longer reason enough for us to showcase some of the most beautiful heritage sites here in germany. Germany is home to 46 unesco World Heritage sites few countries have more. To earn that distinction unesco stipulates that the sites have to be authentic and unique and of outstanding universal value. The german World Heritage sites are available lot about the countrys history european history and in fact the history of all humankind. Weve chosen some of them to show what makes germanys World Heritage so unique and significant. Awesome cathedral in north rhinewestphalia became germanys 1st World Heritage site in 1978 in Medieval Times child main king of the franks and emperor of western europe made off in the capital of his empire. He wanted to create a new rome and built his magnificent palatine chapel the oldest part of the cathedral in the late 8 century 18