What we see in the night sky is only a small percentage of the contents of the Universe, most is dark matter and dark energy we know it exists however its nature eludes us for the moment.
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The real impact of global warming is now being felt in communities around the world. Climate scientists explain what to expect where you live, and what steps might still be taken to reverse the climate crises.
Jack meets the world memory champion and a man who can remember every day of his life.
Dr Jack Lewis is on a mission to understand why identical twins are such an asset to science from development in the womb onwards.
Jack meets a poker player who has won millions in high stakes international tournaments using his gut instincts.
Can the team behind Kestrel Beer and one of the world's best drag racing engineers break multiple land speed records in a 1930s Kestrel Riley classic car?
Join host Chuck Pell as he plays videos games that are shaping modern battle plans.
Host Chuck Pell sees how humpback whales are showing designers how to save millions in energy costs.
Join host Chuck Pell as he goes to outer space with Canada's new plastic money.
Host Emily Calandrelli boards the world's largest flying observatory, dives to an underwater habitat, and explores a laboratory nearly a mile underground.
Paratroopers are elite troops, tougher and faster than foot soldiers. We join the 82nd Airborne training for high-risk, behind-enemy-lines missions.
With NASA planning to make a manned return trip to the moon by 2024, how long until some giant corporation turns moon dust into a cosmic-sized payday?
Each rocket that gets fired off has an impact on the atmosphere. Will Earth be able to survive hundreds, or even thousands, of fuel-burning rocket launches every year.
Once we've managed to get a handle on building structures to help us live on the harsh, dangerous surfaces of other celestial bodies -- why stop there?
In this episode we learn about Carrion flowers, also called stink or corpse flower. The cuckoo hability to misdirect predators to find nests and how some animals released pheromones to comunicate.
A lot of problems in this episode. What is the Birthday Problem? Why the Gambler's Ruin debunks the 'luck' factor? And is the union of two sets with infinite elements still be infinity?
In this episode we'll understand how chromatic adaptation works, how do we see the color pink and why do blue rarely exists in nature.
While 3,000 guests vacation, 100 engineers work around the clock to generate enough power to run this giant floating hotel.
A reinforced vessel braves rough winter seas to transport fresh salmon from remote North Atlantic fish farms to Rotterdam.
One of the largest vehicle carriers battles bad weather and industrial action while racing to transport up to 8,000 cars.
What we see in the night sky is only a small percentage of the contents of the Universe, most is dark matter and dark energy we know it exists however its nature eludes us for the moment.
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