George travels to Guadaloupe Island off the coast of Mexico to dive with 16 foot Great White Sharks. He then uses drysuit and kayak to retrace the explorations of Tom Woodward into a flooded Northern Ontario cave in the middle of winter.
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Cole gets lucky when he finds a Russian space suit in an old box, but the gloves are missing. To find the gloves he has to strike a deal with Larry. Torie hears how Coke and Pepsi joined the space race and meets former NASA astronaut Winston Scott.
Torie's son Jason joins her on the road. Larry turns ‘gastronaut' when he comes across some space food and a collector's flash sale sees Cole bid for an Apollo 11 item with an incredible story.
New ground-based telescopes are coming online ready to discover strange new worlds and engineers are studying new technologies to extend our reach into space.
With the new satellite IXPE high energy telescope we will be looking at some of the most dramatic, and most violent objects in the universe: Colliding Black holes and Neutron Stars. The x-ray vision will reveal their hidden secrets.
The James Webb Space Telescope is now operational. Launched aboard an Arianne 5 the 10-billion-dollar spacecraft has deployed successfully and reached its orbit around the Sun. Soon Webb will make some findings and pose new questions to be answered.
Juice and the Europa Clipper are two missions to our Solar System's largest planet. They will spend over four years studying Jupiter's atmosphere, magnetosphere and in particular its icy moons, investigating if they hold oceans suitable for life.
This episode examines the work done by the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) the Solar Dynamics Observatory and the Parker Solar Probe.
This episode reveals what we know about the solar system's difficult to reach planets and the probes that have visited them.
This episode looks at the evolution of the modern spacesuit, capable of supporting life in extreme conditions.
To The Moon – From Dream To Reality looks back at the people and the technology of the Apollo era.
A family in Calgary call in a team of house truckers to move a historic colonial house to help give them – and their five children – more living space.
A family in Silex, Missouri call in a team of heavy haulers to rescue their treasured home from a waterlogged flood plain.
A family in Greenville, Florida calls in a team of house haulers to move their much-loved holiday log cabin along a treacherous route to a new site.
The fast advancement of freight trains, that can haul heavy weights across thousands of miles, and are the leviathan that keep the world on track.
The steam train reached its zenith in the Old World, and in the New World trains like the Burlington Zephyr were part pf the race for modernity.
A look at how the railroad ended slavery in the United States, whilst the British Empire used them to oppress and enslave people under their rule in India and Africa.
A look at the origins of rail transport during the Industrial Revolution.
Buildings with eccentric and unorthodox designs often have methods behind their madness, and serve to remind us of moments in history.
City squares have distinctive characters and often play a major role in enriching and enhancing the cultures of their cities.
What can Terry do with just a paperclip? Probably nothing, but Larry and Terry will test several scenes from MacGyver, including making an exploding pen, shooting a spear out of a telescope, and they will enlist the help of Andre Ellingson's Special Effects team to see if they can turn a car muffler into a bazooka!,
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