0 Ocean is dying! From the dumping of an oceanic amount of poisonous plastics to the overfishing of predators like sharks, the vast world beneath the thrashing waves is falling into the abyss of impending death. If you’re someone who loves the vast blue ocean for all its mysteries and wonders, why not watch documentaries that shed light on the consequences of the villainous threats and be inspired to take part in the conservation of ocean before it’s too late. A Plastic Ocean (2016) A Plastic Ocean is an achingly beautiful documentary that portrays the problems propelled by plastic waste. Every year, the world produces a staggering amount of plastic, and around 8 million plastic wastes are dumped, bestially polluting and killing marine species. Plastic Ocean is crafted with a powerful message for the world to take action before it’s too late. From solutions like recycling and reusing to implementing effective programs by the governments all around the world can help the ocean from its impending catastrophe. Sharkwater: Extinction ( 2018) Sharkwater: Extinction is a thrilling documentary that bravely exposes a million dollar shark fin industry responsible for the Extinction of sharks. Unfortunately, Rob Stewart passed away while filming this documentary. Sharkwater attempts to stop the unsettling slaughter of sharks that can hit back at human beings with dangerous consequences. The extinction of predators like sharks can vastly collapse marine ecosystems. If you’re someone who’s concerned about conservation, you should definitely give it a watch. Chasing Coral (2017) Chasing Coral is a heartbreaking Netflix documentary that captures the issues behind the swift vanishing of coral reefs. The documentary portrays the bleaching of coral reefs and the deaths of marine species, one of the most concerning catastrophes unfurling beneath the water. The purpose of this documentary was to create awareness as well as to fuel action to prevent such dangers. Although it captures the issues in such a serious manner, Chasing Coral ends by casting hope. Mission Blue (2014) Mission Blue by Sylvia Erie captures the quest of Dr. Sylvia to save the Ocean from the threat of pollution and overfishing. This breathtakingly inspiring documentary aims to create awareness as well as to take actions to restore the Ocean. Mission Blue also shows that there’s hope in this moment. If you’re a sea lover who wishes to protect the Ocean, this fascinating documentary will inspire you to take steps towards conservation.

0 Are you someone who often keeps wondering about this enormously miraculous universe? If yes, get ready to unravel a bit of mysteries through some spellbinding documentaries. From Our Universe to Mars Generation, there are Netflix documentaries that will help you explore the origin and mystery that lies within our entrancing planet, solar system and the ever expanding universe. Learn how everything is intriguingly connected to each other, and get a glimpse into the bright future awaiting us. Our Universe (2022) Our Universe, narrated by Morgan Freeman, is a six-part series that beautifully shows the blooming of the universe. The sprouting of the solar system amid myriad collisions, and the mushrooming of millions of lives on earth. Our Universe shows us the magical role of the sun and meteor falls in enabling life on earth. Alien Worlds (2020) What if lives on planets are reigned by two suns? How would life look if the planet is frozen or terribly getting scorched? Alien Worlds, a spellbinding fictional documentary narrated by Sophie Okonendo, is for the ones who are excited about aliens and exoplanets. This explorational documentary will satisfy your thoughts and nurture your imagination by shedding light on the endless possibilities of our miraculous universe. Black Holes: The Edge Of All We Know (2021) What could be more mysterious than the black hole? Black Holes: The Edge Of All We Know sheds light on how black holes are formed including the massive black hole at the centre of the milky way. By featuring a striking team of mathematicians including the scientist Stephen Hawking, the documentary beautifully gives a glimpse of everything the science has uncovered so far. The Mars Generation (2017) For years, scientists have been exploring Mars to make it habitable like earth. This documentary is such a spellbinding documentary showing the quest and struggles of young scientists and engineers to build a future on Mars for humanity. The future of humanity is beautifully portrayed as bright, brimming with possibilities. Mars Generation will surely nurture your inspiration, if you’re one interested in exploring space. Top Secret UFO Projects Declassified (2022) Do you believe in extraterrestrial beings? Why not dive deep into the clues to explore? Top Secret UFO Projects Declassified is a worth watching documentary that includes the unravelling of Project Blue Book and Code Name Aurora, some of the secret projects about aliens by the US government. The documentary covers the shocking evidence of alien sightings as well as the words of people who claimed to have carried out alien autopsies.

0 The Asian music industry has to be the most diverse, talented, and competitive landscape, with Koreans and Japanese in the East flinging music rapidly. But the question arises – what is better? Is it the buttery K-pop or the Kawaii J-pop? Let’s discuss – Twin Flames, Different Lanes K-pop and J-pop can be considered distant sisters judging by their origins, taking influence from the golden era of rock in the 60s and 70s. With the rise of artists like Seiko Matsuda and groups like Pink Lady, J-pop is the older sister, which eventually gained international fame. K-pop followed suit, taking inspiration from not only J-pop but also American hip-hop and R&B. J-pop focused on staying home, while K-pop decided to go for world domination. The K-Pop Wave Crashes Shores The early 2000s are considered the peak of K-Pop, with international superstars and groups like H.O.T. and S.E.S., which were mainly popularised through social media like YouTube, which became the genre’s trampoline. Today, groups like N.C.T., B.T.S., and Blackpink dominate the scene. J-Pop’s Enduring Thump K-pop might dominate the global scene, but J-pop has become a sensation back home in Japan! J-Pop has cultural icons like the group AKB48 and the idol Ayumi Hamasaki, and they keep switching things up by adding electronic music and rock into the mix! Cross-Genre Inspiration Of course, K-Pop’s success has also influenced J-Pop to change a little here and there, which incorporates the focus on intense training and global appeal just like K-Pop, keeping both genres fresh and exciting. A Shared Stage, Not a Showdown Yes, K-Pop and J-Pop have different… well, everything! Styles, target audiences. But they share similarities in having dazzling dance moves, catchy music, and, most importantly, a passionate community. There is apparent competition, but the rivalry is more about trying to push the Genres to their best rather than getting on top. In the end, no one’s winning; it’s like a friendly duel between sisters! Beyond Competition: A Collaborative Spirit K-pop and J-pop aren’t the same, but who said that means they’re entirely separate from each other? Not to mention the collaboration spirit, which creates a unique mash of Korea’s poppy and upbeat sound with the Japanese electronic talents to create many new styles. Heck, some K-pop groups have a mixed set of members from both Korea and Japan. This exchange of talent and influence creates a new level of Asian music, ear candy to the listeners, and a media of talent for the creators.