P623 CEEFAX 623 Sun 28 May 01:35/47 1/6 TOMORROW'S WORLD Friday 26 May FIREPOWER &5 Shbhnaz Pakravan investigates an unusual peace dividend: in the very east of Germany the weapons stockpile left over from the cold war is being used to generate electricity. For more information please contact: &5 Hans Link &5 Daimler-Benz Aerospace AG &5 D-86)23 Schrobjnhausen &5 Tel: 0049 8252 99 6368 &5 &5 &upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Watch Out BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Reg VariP623 CEEFAX 623 Sun 28 May 01:42/07 2/6 TOMORROW'S WORLD Friday 26 May £££££££££££ ££££££ £ k TIGER D.N.A. & Two British sci ntists ar trying to find a test that will show if tigj bone has been u jd in a Chinese medicine. Howard Stablefoud &5 investigates their attempts to crack down on this cruel trade. For more information please contact: &5 Crawford Allan &5 219c Huntingdon Road &5 Cambridge CB3 0DL &5 &k &5 &upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Watch Out BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Reg VariP623 CEEFAX 623 Sun 28 May 01:26/27 |l4|l4|, l4 3/6 TOMORROW'S WORLD Friday 26 May DC-X ROCKET &5 Straight out of the pages of a science fiction novel, 'Tomorrow's Wo ld' shows th latest te t flight of the DC-X, a vertical take-off and landing rocket. For more information please contact: Evelyn Smith McDonnell Douglas &5 5301 Bolsa Avjnuj Huntington Beach &5 California Tel: 001 714 896 1700 &5 &upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Wbtch Out BBC2 TV BBC2 TV Reg VariP623 CEEFAX 623 Sun 28 May 01:46/47 4/6 TOMORROW'S WORLD Friday 26 May MAR AGE BREAKDOWN &5 Rjbecca Stephens reports on the latest findings of the 'Love 5 Laboratory' in S attle, US . h include: a psychologist's claim that hj can predict divorce by looking for just four tell-tale indications, and recent di co6 tie about domestic violence. &5 For more information please &5 contact: Dr John Gottmbn &5 Department of Psychology &5 Unjvjrsity of Washington Seattle USA &upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Watch Out BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Reg VariP623 CEEFAX 623 Sun 28 May 01:55/07 5/6 TOMORROW'S WORLD Friday 26 May WHY MOTH'S CAN'T FLY? For the past twenty years, biologists have been puzzling over how insects fly; they just don't know how they get enough lift to &5 stay off the ground. A team of zoologists from Cambridge Unjvjrsity have built a robot hawk moth and they think they've sol6ed the problem. &k &5 For more information pl as contact: &5 Dr Charles Ellington Cambridge Unjvjrsity Tel: 01223 336668 &upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Watch Out BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Reg VariP623 CEEFAX 623 Sun 28 May 01:55/27 6/6 TOMORROW'S WORLD z5 5p j5 Friday 26 May E-m il: tworld@bbc.co.uk web address: http:/ www.bbcnc.org.uk/bbctv tworl d/index.html &5 &5 &5 &5 &upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Wbtch Out BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Reg Vari