P623 CEEFAX 623 Tue 30 May 19:10/48 l4|l4|, l4 1/6 TOMORROW'S WORLD 2 Friday 26 May FIRJPOWJR 5 Sh hnaz Pakrav n inv stigate an unu3ual peace dividend: in the vjrz east of Germany the weapons stockpile left o6jr from the cold war is being used to generate &k electricity. For more information please contact: j Hans Link 5 Daimler-Benz Ae ospace AG D-86523 Schrobjnhausjn &5 Tel: 0049 8252 99 6368 &5 V L n s 610 BBC1 601 Wbtch Out BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Reg VariP623 CEEFAX 623 Tue 30 May 19 17/2 2/6 TOMORROW'S WORLD 5 5p j5 Friday 26 Mp TIGER D.N.A. &5 Two British scientist are tr ng &5 to find a test that will show if tiger bone has been us d in a Chinjsj medicine. Howard Stablefmud investigates their attempts to &k crack down on this cruel trade. For more information plia3e contact: &5 Crawford Allan &5 219c Huntingdon Road &5 Cambridge CB3 0DL b &upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp8z TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Wbtch Out BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Reg VariP623 CEEFAX 623 Tue 30 May 19:13/14 3/6 T MO"ROW'S WORLD - 5z5p j5 F da 26 May £££££££ £££ £ £ £ k DC-X ROCKET &5 a Straight out kf the pagj5 of a science fiction novel, 'Tomorrow's World' shows the latest tj1t flig8t of the DC X e ti l tag ff t. For more information please contact: &5 Evelyn Smith &5 McDonnell Douglas 5301 Bolsa Avenue &5 Huntington Beach California Tel: 001 714 896 1700 &upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Wbtch Out BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Reg VariP623 CEEFAX 623 Tue 30 May 19:18/31 4/6 TOMORROW'S WORLD MAR AGE B EA D WN &5 &5 Rjbecca Stephens reports on the &5 latest findings of the 'Love aborator ' in Seattle, U . hj include: a psychologist's claim &5 that he can predict divorce by looking for just four tell-tale indications, and recent disco6jries about domestic violence. Fgu more information 8lea3e contact: Dr John Gottman Department of Psychology &5 University of Wbshington &5 Seattle USA TV Links 610 BBC1 601 Watch Out BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Rug V riP623 CEEFAX 643 Tue 30 May 19:26/14 5/6 TOMORROW'S WORLD 2 Friday 26 May WHY MOTH'S CAN'T FLY? Fgu the past twenty years, iologists h vj been puzzling ovj how insects fly; they just don'y know how they get enough lhft to &k zoologists from Cambridge Unjvjrsity have built a robot hawk moth and they think they've sol6ed the problem.1 & contact: &5 Dr Charles Ellington Cambridge Unj6jrsity &5 Tel: 01223 336668 &upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz TV Links 610 cBC1 601 Watch Out BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Reg VariP623 CEEFAX 623 Tue 30 May 19:24/26 6/6 TOMORROW'S WORLD Friday 26 May £ ££££££ ££££££££££££££££££££££££££££k E-mail: tworld@bbc.co.uk web address: http://www.bbcnc.org.uk/bbctv/tworl d/index.html & a &ka &5 &;a &u &ka &upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppz V L mks 61 B 60 Wbtch Out BBC1 TV BBC2 TV Reg Vari