the global corona crisis you can find more information online g.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. everyone and welcome to another exciting edition of your coming to you from the german capital berlin and i'm your host making summer is just around the corner so i've come to one of the city's beach bars because of the corona virus pandemic most of our options for a getaway are quite limited but i'm sure if you will could they would take off to

another planet like mars for example well the next best thing is possible in northern spain that's where the astro land interplanetary agency has set up a structure deep inside of a cave which imitates life on the red planet now visitors can pay a fee suit up in a special gear and embark on a fictitious mission to mars euro max a reporter axel prima vaizey did just that and he entered into a whole new dimension. i mean. down on the ground and a concierge could really feel like being out in space a few. fortunately i've got comando sat in on the warm soft spot in my size. i'm sweating and

sweating and the surf is really slippery so every every step is dangerous. for. deep down somewhere in the cave that i don't see so this is not as i expected it to be. i set off to collect samples exactly as astronauts on mars would be doing tomorrow analyze them in the let. me i'm trying to take some sample c o o o i can see tell you anything but it's the 1st time in my life that i think that i'm doing something meaningful for science. monitor her daughter and there was. no one. there much space station is located one and a half kilometers into this spanish cave this is my home for tonight.

i really need to go to the yes there is a toilet. but privacy for you personally staying here what was your most interesting or the most challenging experience so now as the days get basim by you really understand that you are melissy so late that from real life with often kind of core nick shown with a normal guy i know of you know internet of this kind of thing is the only connection we have is with our earth with mission control so it's really limited in that regard you cannot talk with and your friends you cannot go with anybody else at the end and as well that we should say that a new treaty and the kind of diets we have here is something as well affecting you mentally. speaking of food. this is basically the kitchen in our hobby to us i can choose well i take it you and.

then i prepared some hot water and that's all let me. just wait for 10 minutes and then off the field. it's feet soup. it's been a hard day's work. i'm done for today. now it's time to sleep when i have my stuff but it's a journey i wasn't with a few hours and i would be down here so. i think if i think.

i want. subterranean mission is monitored around the clock from this country center located an hour's drive from the cave. and. this is where our 1st checked in. and here i am ask. what's this whole project all about so here in the north of spain in the us or than in the printer you can see we are developing upbraiding need to develop new technologies that will lead us to mars in the future and for these we have unique environment inside the law or do you have here where we can develop a very fiery all these different technologies going through in biology engineering psychological procedures that will help us to reach there with planet. the

remote case can only be reached by food. my spacesuit is waiting for me at the end i'm wearing time so protection underneath . and hurt myself. really. day to begin. teddy and i have had a good night's sleep so this is the bathroom with the water being a very rare resource on mars it's more. wiping then washing. to work today analyzing the most samples i scraped from the caves. so

i don't know why are the samples from the cave interesting cause this look like civil disorder one of the most primary forms of life that we could find either here on earth or on mars i offer the world to give your note that currently you have this quote where they both life that we have never found before on earth so all know what they's hear and that's true and we have this a specific type of form that we're trying to make some research on. the one for mission control and we're ready to leave the safe abita returning to earth over and out. accel yes you are right here are some nice candidate and now you really are like a natural other and yes i am and i should thank you very much. so i really had a tough time here in this cave on planet mars but it was

a dirt road off on my resume well twee honest. not made for my arse. oh. well coming back on a had no freedom a. behind me you can see berlin central station. like travellers exploring new horizons product designers are often on the lookout for new ideas and the use of raw materials is growing in popularity on the design front for example can you imagine lamps made out of sand or lamp shades out of cabbage or even chairs out of clay these are just a few of the materials that not only give the objects an interesting and unique aspect but the designers who use them also help lessen the impact that manufacturing has on the environment and we met up with 2 international designers

who showed us how they apply the elements of nature to their creations. that's something of the scene yeah. these lamp shades the main just trying to stretch over the wire frame. and fish scales have been worked into the top of a small tank. people think it might but it doesn't because once it's dry so we can. just look like. london based design. sand desert storm red cabbage for the intricate fans of his but she knights and seaweed for the marines like camp change. the native israeli has been experimenting with natural materials for years he finds some of his materials at the portuguese markets i grew up close to the sea and he's

well and i love like going to the sea as i was a child and i was trying to experiment in different materials coming from the sea and seaweed was always something that those things can be interesting to work with these. and i just start to experiment in towns up into doing them. in 2010 named mary started his design studio in london trendy sound. area. he sells his pieces in limited editions to private clients around the world. name a recreated the marine light by stretching. over the shades wire frame. the 1st. this kind of material we think. is making people understand that. using this kind of material instead of deficient material. becomes something very common as are going materials

that are not very much benefit to the environment. designers the world over experiment with natural materials. israeli design and arrest now we've had codes his objects with salt deposits from the dead sea. he dips jewels and other objects into the highly same line of contents drawing the finishes incrusted with sparkling salt crystals. in design a honest day's yakka uses birch bark from her native siberia creations. traditionally the box is harvested once a year if. the trees don't have to be felled left on. waste products from industrial soft wood production become raw materials in the

hands of designer. she turns fir tree needles into fabric to create stools under rocks. victoria from ukraine upon the fabrics of her homeland for her. she's been revitalizing and reinterpreting the traditional handicraft techniques since 2014. furniture line. is coated with clay. is a dervish a material for your graveyard craft culture and a trust. for me as material we use a living and. the wound clay helps me to she even know where your new clue of my fortune or piece stabilized. the metal frame is wrapped in a panic selling you knows and flax that makes the tables and chairs giora bill and suitable for daily use both inside and out. still. stores used in

religious to construction of simple household maza and just used a chair is called recyclable. in the grass. in several years. help contribute to the development. that becomes just a recognizable. japanese creation. with. a protective coating made of especially mixed vanished. very. beautiful. living in harmony with nature and to respect.

the sources of creative and sustainable design ideas. nightingales aren't the only ones who are inspired by the nih for their songs many musicians are also creative when most people are tucked away in their beds like the danish musician. for her latest album myopia she withdrew to her studio alone except for a few instruments and composed during the night for 2 years with the coronavirus pandemic has put a stop to her latest world tour so we met up with a singer in berlin do you more about why she prefers to create her music in the still of the night. when night falls in berlin. creative.

the danish musician wrote most of her new album male b.s. at night she walked the empty streets of her adopted hometown berlin in search of inspiration in. the. think i like the night because. i know we turned. into opposite so. it's also a time when you're alone with your own thoughts he can't run away from. sort of the moment of truth and i. 'd will compose as her songs by herself in her private studio.

the 39 year old often works in complete isolation just as opal a piano and the solitude of the night. can get this feeling that you are left all alone and everybody's forgotten about here so in a way it can feel completely left alone in the way and i think i like that for making music. she often starts with an improvised melody. i wrote that i thought without that like a story like somebody. just telling a story like just. construct their story around the melody and then there are holes. in the system and

jumping with it i'm going to. get what i mean. the artist has released 4 studio albums since 2010 she hasn't burned up any charts but she's gained a worldwide following with her delicate game often melancholy songs they've been streamed millions of times. a week she often writes where we're actually using a special technique putting them up on a cork porter's world. and found this technique. you know start with the songs sometimes has the line just one line can take forever . and then this would make. us and sentences i feel like work within the song. she complements

such classical instruments as the cello when piano with digital effects in her compositions sometimes her pitched voice just barely recognizable. the. content she spends months polishing in honing her sounds you know when you 1st. have a song and somehow. that close to that and maybe over at something else. and then i'm happy. for live appearances she arranges her nocturnal solo sessions his concert pieces to be performed with several accompanying mists here she rehearsals for a tour that was interrupted by the corona virus epidemic we have been playing with other people and they develop also on your ideas and you have like and that's the

real rudiments appearing. and feels like it's not a community it's actually something real tangible. for recorded day or night on a school transports listeners into a world of your only dreaming sounds. or. if you're interested in more reports about food and drink and cooking then visit our new you tube channel d.w. food there you'll learn how to make a real neapolitan pizza or even delicious pie

a here's more recipes stories creative chefs. the smell was a credible good natured trends recipes to try yourself so hard today i'm going to show you how to cook sustainable vegetarian food from the red sea to meaty and the secrets behind the dishes. you know it's my life or your attitude and moments diversity you start to saying oh yeah. g.w. for simply subscribe and to actually. move over grapes cherries black currents and pears are fighting for greater recognition in fine wine production these are fermented fruits are growing more and more in popularity in core made kitchens as compliments to desserts or even meat dishes so how about a pear wine with chocolates or even cherry wine with

a nice philemon yawn we visited a. not sure restaurant here in berlin as well as the vineyard in denmark to get a closer look at these fruity alternatives. fruit wines made in the complex processes from cherries apples are enviro they can be found up on the wine lists of the finest restaurants and finding favor with top astronomers. but he found a similar way and then is impressed with the quality of many fruit wines. in the. us of the. incredibly fascinating variety of such fruits as quinces curran's apples pears rhubarb and cherries gives rise to an ultra wide variety of beverages. you find everything wines have to offer. sweet dry and mixed with soda water you have a vast and colorful spectrum of different tastes. since 2015

and chef. has been running the stock restaurant. in berlin. currently they include 40 freewinds on their wine list but sparkling still the dishes on their menu feature exclusively local ingredients only. by serving fruit wines we support the principle of a healthy agriculture to produce that. if you want to make a good rhubarb sparkling wine or a good apple cider you've got to have good farming methods which up and. then produce grown in the region has value again. and then the people who grow would make a good living and of course employ others to care for the trees and bring in the harvest and so on i think it's a very important responsibility we take on and that's why we do this. one of the wind supports it yet. cold wind winery in northern denmark

processes rooftop to make spanking wind also turns other properties such as a person current since from twine. i have a good occasion to to watch apples and all the fruits so to me it came naturally true to make a wine out of best denmark school climate is less than ideal for grapes but the group thrives rhubarb is a vegetable and about a 100 kilometers south of yemen school gaza beyond on the island of 2 men it's traversed it from may to late june the wine drive process is about $10000.00 kilos on the. smuggling route up wine is made in much the same way as champagne. and sugar added to the juice the combination arises from the natural fermentation in the bottle the whole process takes about one year. the idea of making

sparkling wine from a vegetable started as an experiment forgetting. for everybody who's tried this you know it's extremely acidic so. then i got you know your comic sparkling wine out of this i call everybody. weinberger's i knew and asked them is it possible to make one out of robots. and everybody should know you can make why not a group of course that try more and more wine grow as a specializing in premium fruit wine and. one is this wine made from sour cherries on the danish island of lowlands a genuine kong clue among fruit wines. glass containers in the open air and later in which costs. fruit wines go with many kinds of dishes stockdale and chefs mishmash a fast search cherry wine for example with game. sparkling wine hum and i says with

a dessert made with lou dobbs butter cream and a crumble topping. he prefers to serve an apple wind together with a hearty dish like potatoes with onions and rose petals a fruit wines the best accompaniment to cook meals. so i'm with you just as there's a right moment for riesling from the muzzle valley there's a time for a sparkling apple wine from normandy and the right moment for a cherry wine from denmark. every moment has its particular variety and a reason for it. so it's not a matter of better or worse but of greater diversity. well i don't know. and so the initiative fruit wines can hold their own with classic wines and definitely worth a try. and with that we come to the end of the show we certainly hope you enjoyed our tour of berlin now be sure to check out our website for more on the reports or

go to our social media pages for me in the rest of the crew here in berlin as always thanks for tuning in we'll see you again soon.

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