100s
For the one-hundredth regular edition, we explore an area blanketed with hundreds of fields near the Italian city of Cento - which means 'hundred' in Italian.
Arid Atacama
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In this edition, we observe the southern Atacama Desert in South America, where the filming of scenes set on Mars have taken place.
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