Friday, June 23rd TV Schedule for Discovery Science Canada
Featured: multi-tools; jojoba oil; marionettes.
X-ray film is mined and refined into gleaming pure silver coins. The last of the heart pine beams are being reclaimed from ruins and crafted into speaker cabinets. Carbon fibre bikes hit the road -- recycled as Formula Lite racecars.
Delivers a fascinating mix of documentaries, features and contributing columnists that bring science stories to life.
How the Universe Works Black Holes
Delve into the mysteries of the most destructive force in the heavens; black holes were once only speculation and now modern astronomy is proving them frighteningly real and showing that they may well shape everything we see.
Dirty Jobs Marble Maker
Mike goes to Hawaii where he learns to make dirt shirts at the Original Dirt Shirt Company. Then he heads to Reno, Ohio to learn how to make marbles.
Inventions That Shook the World 1980s
The inventions of the 1980s had us staring inward at our own DNA and outward to the far reaches of space. Features the Internet, DNA profiling, nicotine patches, MIR space station and endoscopy capsule.
How the Universe Works Black Holes
Delve into the mysteries of the most destructive force in the heavens; black holes were once only speculation and now modern astronomy is proving them frighteningly real and showing that they may well shape everything we see.
Featured: multi-tools; jojoba oil; marionettes.
X-ray film is mined and refined into gleaming pure silver coins. The last of the heart pine beams are being reclaimed from ruins and crafted into speaker cabinets. Carbon fibre bikes hit the road -- recycled as Formula Lite racecars.
MythBusters: The Search Revenge of the Needle in a Haystack
Seven contestants remain to test one of Adam and Jamie's most challenging myths: the needle in a haystack. Then, they try to bust a classic Hollywood cliché of picking handcuffs with a hairpin.
Delivers a fascinating mix of documentaries, features and contributing columnists that bring science stories to life.
How to Build ... Everything World's First Jet Pack
This episode features a jet pack, a superbike and a snow groomer.
Featured: Schott Perfecto jacket; Peavey 6505 Series amp; Galaxy Deluxe mechanical bull.
How the Universe Works Black Holes
Delve into the mysteries of the most destructive force in the heavens; black holes were once only speculation and now modern astronomy is proving them frighteningly real and showing that they may well shape everything we see.
How to Build ... Everything World's First Jet Pack
This episode features a jet pack, a superbike and a snow groomer.
Featured: Schott Perfecto jacket; Peavey 6505 Series amp; Galaxy Deluxe mechanical bull.
Featured: multi-tools; jojoba oil; marionettes.
X-ray film is mined and refined into gleaming pure silver coins. The last of the heart pine beams are being reclaimed from ruins and crafted into speaker cabinets. Carbon fibre bikes hit the road -- recycled as Formula Lite racecars.
Delivers a fascinating mix of documentaries, features and contributing columnists that bring science stories to life.
MythBusters: The Search Revenge of the Needle in a Haystack
Seven contestants remain to test one of Adam and Jamie's most challenging myths: the needle in a haystack. Then, they try to bust a classic Hollywood cliché of picking handcuffs with a hairpin.
How to Build ... Everything World's First Jet Pack
This episode features a jet pack, a superbike and a snow groomer.
Featured: Schott Perfecto jacket; Peavey 6505 Series amp; Galaxy Deluxe mechanical bull.
How the Universe Works Alien Solar Systems
Since the first discovery of a planet orbiting another star, some 280 alien solar systems have been identified. It's only by looking at solar systems far beyond our own, that we can understand how remarkable our universe is.
Features fish decoys, film digitization, cylinder stoves and concrete light poles.
A new way to be immortalized rises out of the ashes when a departed loved one is transformed into a shimmering diamond. Skateboards jump the landfill and hit the wall as a mash up of cool tiles.
How the Universe Works Black Holes: The Secret Origin
Recent discoveries could explain how supermassive black holes grow so big, one of the universe's most mysterious questions. Neither dark matter nor cannibalism can fully explain these monsters, but the latest science might finally provide an answer.
Through the Wormhole Can We Hack the Planet? New
Unless we can turn the planet's problems into solutions, humanity may be coming to an end. Scientists are unlocking the secrets of nature to tame the elements, harness energy, and even control life.
Delivers a fascinating mix of documentaries, features and contributing columnists that bring science stories to life.
Mark Tewksbury shows viewers how some familiar objects of everyday life are made.
Learn how Worcestershire sauce, lawn bowls and radio-controlled model jets are made.
Through the Wormhole Can We Hack the Planet?
Unless we can turn the planet's problems into solutions, humanity may be coming to an end. Scientists are unlocking the secrets of nature to tame the elements, harness energy, and even control life.
How the Universe Works Black Holes: The Secret Origin
Recent discoveries could explain how supermassive black holes grow so big, one of the universe's most mysterious questions. Neither dark matter nor cannibalism can fully explain these monsters, but the latest science might finally provide an answer.