Wednesday, June 26th TV listings for Discovery Science Canada
Features kitchen accessories, central vacuums, papier-mâché animals and hydraulic cylinders.
Featuring aluminum canoes, wooden stave bowls, wheelchair accessible vans and marimbas.
Mighty Ships G.O. Sars
The marine research vessel, G.O. Sars, uses advanced technologies to travel north of the Arctic Circle. It searches new life forms living in extreme conditions beside toxic sub sea volcanoes and hydrothermal vents.
Mighty Cruise Ships Europa 2
Life aboard Europa 2 is all about luxury, offering more space per passenger than any other ship; this vessel's credo is 'Small ships make big things happen'.
Mighty Planes Omega 707
This modified Boeing 707 is one of only two 707 tankers in the world that provide commercial air-to-air refuelling to the American military. Omega Aerial Refuelling Services was launched in the late 1980s and these tankers are constantly in demand.
Mighty Trains KiwiRail
We take a ride on New Zealand's KiwiRail: the TranzAlpine, a five-hour journey across 223 kilometres, and Northern Explorer, an 11-hour trip through five regions of the North Island.
NASA's Unexplained Files Hammer of Thor
Burning lights in the skies above Nevada and Utah might be signs of a secret space weapons project; a look at what the mysterious trails on the lunar surface near the Apollo landing sites are; and a strange space object might mean disaster.
NASA's Unexplained Files Spacewalk of Doom
An astronaut on a spacewalk begins to drown.
Rise of the Machines Bullet Train
One of the world's fastest trains, the Italo AGV races through the Italian countryside at 300 km per hour. Its reputation depends on arriving no more than five minutes late through sharp turns, a crowded national rail network and long tunnels.
Features kitchen accessories, central vacuums, papier-mâché animals and hydraulic cylinders.
Featuring aluminum canoes, wooden stave bowls, wheelchair accessible vans and marimbas.
Mighty Ships Stemat Spirit
Stemat Spirit is the only cable layer in the world built to work on land. She approaches the shore during high tide and settles on to the sand as the tide recedes. When the tide returns, she floats up and sails out to sea, laying cable as she goes.
Surplus mangoes are dehydrated for innovative fruit leather, Styrofoam cups become bicycle helmets and old faucets are recast into a bronze statue.
A bicycle is transformed into cast-iron cookware, water bottles knitted into sportswear, and juice cartons are pressed into service as wall panels.
Rise of the Machines Bullet Train
One of the world's fastest trains, the Italo AGV races through the Italian countryside at 300 km per hour. Its reputation depends on arriving no more than five minutes late through sharp turns, a crowded national rail network and long tunnels.
Mighty Planes Martin Mars
The Martin Mars water bomber is the world's biggest seaplane. Originally built in 1945 for the U.S. Navy, it was converted to a water bomber in 1958 and has since flown more than 8,000 firefighting missions.
Features clay liquor jugs, poultry deli meats and NASCAR engines.
How It's Made Indy Car Seats; Paper Flowers; Stand-by Generators
On this episode of How it's Made: INDY Seating Pods; Paper Flowers; Alternators.
Outrageous Acts of Science Human Guinea Pigs
Science is taking to the streets as amateur and professional scientists conduct experiments and post their exploits online.
Outrageous Acts of Science Epic Fails
This episode features a surfer who survived the wipeout from hell, the world's hardest tongue twister and a man who is deathly afraid of lobsters.
Outrageous Acts of Science Bucket List
We're creating the ultimate bucket list. We'll learn how to cook bread with a volcano, build underwater hotel rooms, and go eyeball-to-eyeball with Great Whites.
How Do They Do It? Marble, Mahjong, Escape Slides
Marble, Mahjong, escape slides.
How Do They Do It? Screws, Marmalade and Printed Dresses
This episode includes screws, marmalade and printed dresses.
Outrageous Acts of Science Epic Fails
This episode features a surfer who survived the wipeout from hell, the world's hardest tongue twister and a man who is deathly afraid of lobsters.
Outrageous Acts of Science Human Guinea Pigs
Science is taking to the streets as amateur and professional scientists conduct experiments and post their exploits online.
Features clay liquor jugs, poultry deli meats and NASCAR engines.
How It's Made Indy Car Seats; Paper Flowers; Stand-by Generators
On this episode of How it's Made: INDY Seating Pods; Paper Flowers; Alternators.
Outrageous Acts of Science Bucket List
We're creating the ultimate bucket list. We'll learn how to cook bread with a volcano, build underwater hotel rooms, and go eyeball-to-eyeball with Great Whites.
Mighty Planes Martin Mars
The Martin Mars water bomber is the world's biggest seaplane. Originally built in 1945 for the U.S. Navy, it was converted to a water bomber in 1958 and has since flown more than 8,000 firefighting missions.
Mighty Ships Emma Maersk
At 20 storeys tall, the Emma Maersk is the largest ship afloat, and capable of carrying tens of millions of dollars worth of cargo in over 12,000 containers, enough to fill a freight train 70 kilometres long.