Thursday, October 19th TV Schedule for Discovery Science Canada
How It's Made Steel Shipping Drums, Police Whistles, Miniature Train Cars, Glass Blocks
Find out how steel shipping drums, police whistles, miniature train cars and glass blocks are made.
How Do They Do It? Cartoonists' Ink, False Eyes, Ball Bearings
Cartoonists' ink, false eyes, ball bearings.
Delivers a fascinating mix of documentaries, features and contributing columnists that bring science stories to life.
How the Earth Works Will Europe Burn in Hell?
Biologist Liz Bonnin and Geologist Martin Pepper investigate the world's most dangerous volcano Mount Vesuvius only to discover that the three million people of Naples live in the shadow of another, much more deadly super volcano, called Campi Flegre.
Time Warp Splashes, Guns and Bikes
The team takes the plunge with Professor Splash and has fun with vintage guns.
Delivers a fascinating mix of documentaries, features and contributing columnists that bring science stories to life.
Mighty Ships USS Kentucky
An unprecedented look at USS Kentucky, one of the U.S. Navy's Ohio-Class ballistic missile nuclear-powered submarines; virtually undetectable, she is capable of launching a surprise nuclear attack on any country in the world.
Through the Wormhole Are There Parallel Universes?
There could be more than one version of reality, and more than one you. As scientists unravel this possibility, a new astounding one emerges: these parallel worlds could determine the destiny of the entire universe.
NASA's Unexplained Files Revenge of the Fireflies
NASA investigates so called space fireflies that are attacking the brains of astronauts.
Mayday Kid in the Cockpit
An investigation has revealed that a shocking event led to the terrible crash of a flight from Moscow to Hong Kong. An event of poor training forced the plane from the sky merely five minutes after lift-off, killing every single passenger of board.
Outrageous Acts of Science The People's Vote
The very best of Outrageous Acts of Science as voted by the viewers.
Dirty Jobs Concrete Finisher
Mike heads to Moss Landing, California to learn the art of making decorative concrete countertops and fire pits. He then recounts the scariest jobs he has ever done in his career.
The Quick and the Curious The Coming Robot Apocalypse
Find out the boiling point for humans, when the robot uprising will be, why our fingers wrinkle when wet and whether sports drinks really work.
Deadly Dilemmas Underwater or Ground Explosion
A plummeting elevator, an explosion at sea and escape from a Black Mamba.
How It's Made Steel Shipping Drums, Police Whistles, Miniature Train Cars, Glass Blocks
Find out how steel shipping drums, police whistles, miniature train cars and glass blocks are made.
How Do They Do It? Cartoonists' Ink, False Eyes, Ball Bearings
Cartoonists' ink, false eyes, ball bearings.
Delivers a fascinating mix of documentaries, features and contributing columnists that bring science stories to life.
Outrageous Acts of Science Body Rockers
We're counting down just how far we can push the human body to it limits. Our experts test homemade gas masks and create music from blood. These are the most extreme body experiments on the web.
The Quick and the Curious The Coming Robot Apocalypse
Find out the boiling point for humans, when the robot uprising will be, why our fingers wrinkle when wet and whether sports drinks really work.
Deadly Dilemmas Underwater or Ground Explosion
A plummeting elevator, an explosion at sea and escape from a Black Mamba.
How the Earth Works The Rockies Built the Atom Bomb
Geologist, Martin Pepper, and biologist, Liz Bonnin, travel to the iconic Rocky Mountains, to reveal the extraordinary link between the Rockies' soaring peaks and the uranium that ended up in 'Little Boy', the atomic bomb detonated over the Japanese city.
Features pocket knives; soapstone products; electric pole transformers; and snowshoes.
How Do They Do It? Russian Dolls, Aloe Vera, Flags
Russian dolls, aloe vera, flags.
MythBusters Laws of Attraction
The MythBusters use sexy science to tackle five captivating clichés about the laws of attraction. These include if men really do prefer blondes, if pheromone sprays really work, if bigger boobs equal bigger tips and if a man's wealth really woos women.
Street Science Fire Tornado
Kevin and his team of experts explore the incredible science behind fire, showing how to make it rain fire, and how to create a fire tornado.
Street Science Flying Saucers
Kevin and his team of science experts use a race car to put a new twist on an old magic trick and show what it takes to build homemade hovercrafts.
Delivers a fascinating mix of documentaries, features and contributing columnists that bring science stories to life.
Alligator bags; lockers; bench planes; deployable flight recorders.
Featured: sanders; solid terrain models; stucco; high-speed roll-up doors.
Street Science Fire Tornado
Kevin and his team of experts explore the incredible science behind fire, showing how to make it rain fire, and how to create a fire tornado.
Street Science Flying Saucers
Kevin and his team of science experts use a race car to put a new twist on an old magic trick and show what it takes to build homemade hovercrafts.
MythBusters Laws of Attraction
The MythBusters use sexy science to tackle five captivating clichés about the laws of attraction. These include if men really do prefer blondes, if pheromone sprays really work, if bigger boobs equal bigger tips and if a man's wealth really woos women.