Wednesday, May 22nd TV listings for Discovery Science Canada
Features, headphones, diving regulators and reflector light bulbs.
Features dinnerware, reservoir air tanks, frosted cereal, and fossils.
Mighty Ships Ibn Battuta
Ibn Battuta uses a powerful spinning cutter head and a pair of heavy-duty cylinders called 'spuds' to break up subsea soil in order to deepen the Son Duong Port in Vietnam's poorest province.
Mighty Cruise Ships Paul Gauguin
The Paul Gauguin navigates delicate waters and offers five-star luxury while sailing the coral reefs, mountainous islands and tropical playgrounds of French Polynesia.
Mighty Planes C-5M Super Galaxy
The C-5 Galaxy is the biggest and most powerful plane in the U.S. Air Force fleet. Follow its mission into a war zone, from initial briefing to descent into Bagram, Afghanistan.
Mighty Trains White Pass and Yukon Route
The White Pass and Yukon route was built in 1869 to take miners and supplies to the Klondike gold fields, and was the world's first containerized freight railway.
NASA's Unexplained Files Stonehenge on Mars
When NASA spots a something on Mars that resembles Stonehenge, they investigate what could have made this strange structure. Scientists discover a mysterious hole in Saturn's rings. An ancient tribe claims contact with alien visitors.
NASA's Unexplained Files CIA's Secret Revenge
When the Soviet Union unveils its own space shuttle, the CIA hatches a secret revenge plot. Recent discoveries shed new light on the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah. A missing nuclear weapon could threaten a NASA base in the Arctic.
Incredible Engineering Blunders: Fixed
Justin braves the turbulent North Sea as he goes inside an offshore wind turbine to see how engineers are fixing a fault that could cause these structures to topple into the drink.
Features, headphones, diving regulators and reflector light bulbs.
Features dinnerware, reservoir air tanks, frosted cereal, and fossils.
Mighty Trains White Pass and Yukon Route
The White Pass and Yukon route was built in 1869 to take miners and supplies to the Klondike gold fields, and was the world's first containerized freight railway.
Rogue Earth Tornadoes
First-person accounts tell the story of the deadliest tornado outbreak ever, when 362 tornadoes ripped across 21 U.S. states in 2011, killing 342 and destroying billions of dollars of property.
Incredible Engineering Blunders: Fixed
Justin braves the turbulent North Sea as he goes inside an offshore wind turbine to see how engineers are fixing a fault that could cause these structures to topple into the drink.
Mighty Ships Norwegian Breakaway: The Build
Go behind the scenes to Germany to follow the months-long construction of the Breakaway.
Features fly fishing reels, house paint, weaving looms and icemakers.
Features pitted prunes, spurs, and filled tires.
Outrageous Acts of Science Muthas of Invention
Featuring the 'Bug a Salt' fly gun, the tallest bicycle in L.A., the hover platform, human powered cars, a solar powered 3D printer and the pulse-jet bicycle.
Outrageous Acts of Science Born to Be Wild
This episode features a woman who survived an avalanche, a man who can hold his breath for more than 22 minutes and a daredevil who walks between two hot air balloons thousands of feet high.
Outrageous Acts of Science Natural Selection
We're on an internet expedition in search of Mother Nature's biggest OMG moments. We've got cuddly bears, criminal ferrets and an entire island made from trash. We're on the quest for the weirdest, wildest and wackiest nature lovers on the internet.
How Do They Do It? Guacamole; Swamp Buggy; Scissors
Find out how volcanoes help produce the world's best guacamole, how a truck can cross a swamp, and how world famous scissors are made.
How Do They Do It? Roquefort, Wrecker Trucks, Tree Moving
Roquefort, wrecker trucks, tree moving.
Outrageous Acts of Science Born to Be Wild
This episode features a woman who survived an avalanche, a man who can hold his breath for more than 22 minutes and a daredevil who walks between two hot air balloons thousands of feet high.
Outrageous Acts of Science Muthas of Invention
Featuring the 'Bug a Salt' fly gun, the tallest bicycle in L.A., the hover platform, human powered cars, a solar powered 3D printer and the pulse-jet bicycle.
Features fly fishing reels, house paint, weaving looms and icemakers.
Features pitted prunes, spurs, and filled tires.
Outrageous Acts of Science Natural Selection
We're on an internet expedition in search of Mother Nature's biggest OMG moments. We've got cuddly bears, criminal ferrets and an entire island made from trash. We're on the quest for the weirdest, wildest and wackiest nature lovers on the internet.
Mighty Ships Norwegian Breakaway: The Build
Go behind the scenes to Germany to follow the months-long construction of the Breakaway.
Mighty Ships Africa Mercy
Africa Mercy is the world's largest non-governmental hospital ship. Join her on a 10-month assignment as she delivers medical care to thousands of patients in regions with polluted water, no power, and suspect political situations.