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Venice Beach, movie studios, Rodeo Drive, Sunset Boulevard. These are well-known attractions in Los Angeles. Is there anything left to discover in a city whose every nook and cranny has long been exploited by the tourism and film industries? Marcin Prokop proves that yes! The host meets Bryan Johnson, a millionaire who devotes his fortune to achieve one goal - immortality. A modern-day Count Dracula or a misunderstood genius? What does a day look like for an eccentric millionaire? What is the idea behind which he devoted his entire life? "I am the most researched man in history," says Bryan Johnson. Marcin checks what he had to give up and what he gained while pursuing his goal. Is there a method to this madness? The host will answer this question in the first episode new season of "The Extraordinary States of Prokop".
Gdzieś na kalifornijskiej pustyni, pośrodku niczego, w swoim domu sesje zdjęciowe największym gwiazdom na świecie organizuje Magda Wosińska. Mieszkająca od ponad trzydziestu lat w Stanach Zjednoczonych Polka jest obecnie jedną z najbardziej cenionych fotografek na świecie. Urodziła się w Katowicach i zaczynała od portretowania środowiska skateboarderów oraz motocyklistów. Teraz przed jej obiektywem pozują najbardziej znani aktorzy, muzycy i modelki, a jej zdjęcia można zobaczyć między innymi na stronach New York Times’a. Czy w tym nadal zdominowanym przez mężczyzn świecie Hollywood łatwo było jej się odnaleźć i zawalczyć o własne miejsce? Co myśli o Fabryce Snów i jakim cechom charakteru zawdzięcza swój sukces? Magda Wosińska opowie o tym Marcinowi Prokopowi w nowym odcinku “Niezwykłych Stanów Prokopa”.
If there is life on other planets, they will be the first to know about it. The American Space Agency in Pasadena is the place where rovers exploring the surface of Mars, robots and unmanned ships are created. At the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Artur Chmielewski, an engineer of Polish origin, will tell Marcin why working on the construction of a spacecraft is extremely tiring and what the procedures related to this process look like. It was from this place that the sending of the Curiosity rover to Mars in 2012 and the Perseverance rover in 2020 were supervised. Marcin will check where robots sent into space are tested and why each rover has its own "twin brother".
