January 27 — Vision, Signals, and Movement

Seeing from afar, speaking through empty space, and redesigning cities around motion. Three moments that changed how humans experienced distance—and each other.

January 26 — Power, Stories, and Distance

Light moved indoors, stories became objects, and distance stopped meaning the same thing. Three moments from history where everyday inventions quietly rewired daily life.

January 25 — Distance, Light, and Voice

On this day, the world became smaller, brighter, and louder. Three moments where technology quietly erased distance and reshaped how people lived, worked, and connected.

January 24 — Accidents, Design, and Normal

An accidental discovery, a carefully designed machine, and a strange idea that became everyday life. Three moments that show how progress doesn’t always announce itself—it just sticks around.

January 23 — Seeing, Predicting, and Control

On this day, humans learned how to see inside the body, predict the future, and wield influence on a massive scale. Three moments where revealing the unseen changed everything.

January 22 — Power, Endings, and Authority

History doesn’t always let go cleanly. On this day, three moments reveal how authority lingers even after it should be gone—and what happens when power refuses to end.

January 21 — Power, Borders, and Speed

From shifting borders to rapid movement, this episode looks at how speed quietly changes who holds power. Three stories where momentum mattered more than intention.

January 20 — Time, Power, and the Clock

On this day, history reveals how time itself became something to measure, control, and organize. Three moments that show how power often starts with deciding when things begin—and when they end.