Outrageous Acts of Science

Wednesdays 9/8C

From backyard havoc to hanging with animals, our experts explain your exploits. Wed. @ 7p!
Astronomy

How the Universe Works

The Big Bang. Extreme Stars. Black Holes. Marathon Starts Thurs. @ 4p.
Artifacts

Unearthed

See the secrets hidden in some of the world's iconic structures. Thurs. @ 7p.
Construction

Impossible Engineering

Wednesdays 9/8C

The biggest. The tallest. The most extreme. It's Impossible Engineering All Day Saturday!
Big Questions

Through the Wormhole

Have you ever thought about parallel universes? Morgan Freeman has, and a lot more. Marathon starts Thurs. @ 7p.

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Meet the Last Universal Common Ancestor

Misc|Science Channel Presents

Meet the Last Universal Common Ancestor

Researchers used DNA databanks to paint the best yet genetic portrait of LUCA, the Last Universal Common Ancestor.

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Jupiter's Red Spot is Red Hot

Misc|Science Channel Presents

Jupiter's Red Spot is Red Hot

New research suggests that Jupiter's surprisingly hot upper atmosphere acquires its high temperatures from the planet's Great Red Spot.

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World's First Electric Road

Misc|Science Channel Presents

World's First Electric Road

Sweden just became the first country to engineer a 1.2 mile stretch of road able to power vehicles electrically.

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Why Deconstruction is Awesome

Manufacturing|How To Build Everything

Why Deconstruction is Awesome

Deconstructing an item can be equally as scientific as putting something together.

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The Search for Two Exoplanets

Misc|Science Channel Presents

The Search for Two Exoplanets

Researchers have begun exploring two rocky exoplanets which may be capable of supporting life.

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How Does Big Ben Keep Accurate Time?

Artifacts|Unearthed

How Does Big Ben Keep Accurate Time?

When parliament commissioned this clock in 1854, they insisted Big Ben be the biggest, most powerful clock in the world. It takes an hour and a half to wind this massive engineering marvel!

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Westminster Palace's Chimney has an Air Current Faster than Modern AC

Artifacts|Unearthed

Westminster Palace's Chimney has an Air Current Faster than Modern AC

Open fires were once used to heat the 1,000+ rooms in the Houses of Parliament. Engineers relied on an intense spire chimney to filter out all the smoke.

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Researchers Made an Invisibility Cloak

Misc|Science Channel Presents

Researchers Made an Invisibility Cloak

For the first time, researchers have made an object "invisible" using a cloaking substance.

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