In a world where nothing is what it seems, let's explain Ambigram's and how they trick you plus we'll discover the Grandfather paradox and the question of time travel. Finally we'll put your ears to the test with the Shepard Tone illusion.
Getting a bargain while purchasing aircraft in a unique and fast-paced way.
Most air traffic control does NOT take place in a tower but rather in an area control center like this.
Sara interviews the air show performer during the off-season to talk about spring conditioning.
The dawn of a new era in astronomy has begun as the world gets its first look at the full capabilities of NASA's James Webb Telescope. There first images from the world's largest and most powerful space telescope demonstrate Webb at its full power.
This episode looks at the effort involved in making the first photograph of a black hole and the search for planets orbiting distant stars.
This episode focuses on the development of the Hubble Space Telescope and its successor the James Webb Space Telescope, a giant infra red instrument with the ability to see the most distant stellar activity.
Brendan Moar looks back at the most interesting and dramatic moments that he's encountered as The Demolition Man.
An asbestos ridden 1960s building in the crowded City of London is to be demolished to make way for a new hotel.
In this episode, we look at the ways robotic engineers are mimicking the natural world. BionicWheelBot and the BionicFlyingFox have been developed to navigate difficult terrain, like their biological counterparts.
Jack meets a man who is unable to recognise faces and puts a super-recogniser to the test.
Jack meets the world memory champion and a man who can remember every day of his life.
The New Space Race in getting humans to Mars is heating up, and this episode presents the visionaries who are making this future possible.
This episode brings the Artificial Intelligence (AI) abstract topic to life by visiting the most cutting-edge engineering firms, where innovative technologists are using it to transform machines into thinking robots.
This program features a cyborg, who was the youngest American to be outfitted with a myoelectric hand. Engineers are developing biotechnologies that can give mechanical prosthetics something incredible: the physical sensation of touch!
This episode looks at the development of VR content and hardware meant to improve on the ‘reality' of VR and the latest games featuring novel and exciting virtual worlds.
VR can be used in practical applications like training and road safety, but find out how that sensory overload can lead to error in judgment.
Can students just simply put on VR headsets and “attend”class from the comfort of their own homes? In this episode, we take a look at some of the latest VR apps for school education and after school VR games.
From blenders to boomerangs, air fryers to mummies, learn about the in's and out's of these items and topics plus an in depth look at e - sports covered in this episode.,
What is asphalt and how is it used? What are blades? Discover dishwashers and Irons and explore Greek mythology. Plus many more questions answered in this episode of More Curious.,