Space Invaders

Strange flying objects have been caught on NASA’s cameras and astronauts have reported seeing UFOs. Some can be identified; others remain a mystery. We’ll reveal NASA footage and interview the astronauts and scientists.

Astronaut Leroy Chao’s spacewalk is interrupted by bright lights flying past. A flying saucer photographed from the Apollo capsule, dark shapes caught on camera shadowing the shuttle. The ideas are science fiction, but the incidents are science fact.

The Viking Lander may have found life on Mars, so why don’t we know about it? What is the most destructive force in the universe? How could a starship be seen in the Aurora Borealis? And what are NASA’s mysterious Moon Pigeons?

A chunk of the sun appears to have vanished. An ominous dark craft beneath the Space Shuttle Endeavour. Hubble spots thousands of unidentified objects traveling faster than light. Are we being watched?

Could spaceships be powered by atomic bombs? Can artificial rings encircle an entire star? why was Neil Armstrong’s transmission feed cut off when he spotted strange lights on the Moon? And how can lightning talk to itself?

What could make a NASA astronaut report seeing a flying saucer in the skies above a US Air Force test range? How have the swirling gases of Saturn formed a perfect Hexagon that has hovered above the planet’s pole for 30 years?

Science is taking to the streets as amateur and professional scientists conduct experiments and post their exploits online, competing with other backyard scientists to go bigger and bolder. OAS peeks in this fascinating world.

Science is taking to the streets as amateur & professional scientists conduct experiments and post their exploits online, competing with other backyard scientists to go bigger and bolder. Outrageous Acts of Science delves into this fascinating world.

Science is taking to the streets as amateur & professional scientists conduct experiments and post their exploits online, competing with other backyard scientists to go bigger and bolder. Outrageous Acts of Science delves into this fascinating world.

Science is taking to the streets as amateur & professional scientists conduct experiments and post their exploits online, competing with other backyard scientists to go bigger and bolder. Outrageous Acts of Science delves into this fascinating world.

Science is taking to the streets as amateur & professional scientists conduct experiments and post their exploits online, competing with other backyard scientists to go bigger and bolder. Outrageous Acts of Science delves into this fascinating world.

Science is taking to the streets as amateur & professional scientists conduct experiments and post their exploits online, competing with other backyard scientists to go bigger and bolder. Outrageous Acts of Science delves into this fascinating world.

Kings of Carnage: Scientific destruction! Featuring anvil shooting, a man called ‘Thundershin’, MRI destruction, demolition fail and jumping out of a chopper without a parachute!

Show Offs: Ultimate Skills! Featuring the ‘super moonwalk’, tight roping between two trucks, a whistling Walrus and a monk that throws a needle through glass without it shattering!

Daredevils: Featuring the ‘train surfer’, tight rope walking dog, Moto X on water, Brain freeze, car backflip, the cactus body slam and a skydiver that walks between two planes!

Zeroes to Heroes: Ultimate fails! Featuring the Mexican firework hammer, the tongue/lamppost fail, high dive disaster, superglue prank and the most scared man on the internet.