Thursday, January 23rd TV listings for Discovery Science Canada
How It's Made Foosball Tables, Marseille Soup and Laguiole Pocket Knives
Featuring Foosball tables; Marseille soap; Laguiole pocket knives.
How It's Made Flying Water Bikes, Paint, Cinnamon Cordial and Handmade Rasps
Featuring flying water bikes; paint; cinnamon cordial; handmade rasps.
Mighty Ships MV Beluga Bremen
MV Beluga Bremen, the world's first multi-purpose, heavy-lift cargo carrier, can hoist more than 1,400 tons. Travel with the maiden voyage, transporting two 820-tonne mining autoclaves to the Dominican Republic.
Mighty Cruise Ships Le Soléal
Brand-new luxury expedition ship Le Soléal sets sail through uncharted waters in Indonesia on a voyage in search of scenic beaches, active volcanoes and Komodo dragons.
Mighty Planes C2A Greyhound
The C-2 Greyhound's design allows it a flexibility and access that few other fixed wing craft possess. For the U.S. Navy, it provides critical logistics support, flying 1,000 miles in a matter of hours and transporting high-priority cargo.
Mighty Trains The Shinkansen
Japan's Tokaido Shinkansen, known as the bullet train, operates on a dedicated railway line at up to 285 km/h.
Learn what could make a NASA astronaut report seeing a flying saucer in the skies above the US Air Force test range. Also, learn how the swirling gases of Saturn have formed a perfect hexagon that has hovered above the planet's pole for 30 years.
NASA's Unexplained Files Life in Hell
A UFO crashes in Pennsylvania. Was it a secret Soviet satellite, or something far more dangerous? On Mercury, NASA finds the impossible: frozen water. A strange object causes a skyscraper-sized shadow on the surface of Mars' largest moon.
Outrageous Acts of Science Facepalm
We're turning epic fails into epic wins. In our search for the most cringe-worthy clips on the Internet, we witness a close call with a humpback whale, a plane that flies with circular wings, painful ant bites, and a glow stick explosion.
Featured: angle grinders; berry baskets; omnidirectional speakers.
Features Swiss army knives, player piano rolls, oil tankers and racing wheels.
Houdini's Last Secrets The Torture Escape
No one knows how Harry Houdini pulled off his death-defying escapes, but now, a team of experts investigate his water torture illusion to reveal the secrets of this mysterious feat. What they uncover suggests Houdini might have led a double life as a spy.
Outrageous Acts of Science Fact or Fiction
Witness the most shocking stunts and reckless displays of insanity the web has to offer.
Outrageous Acts of Science Facepalm
We're turning epic fails into epic wins. In our search for the most cringe-worthy clips on the Internet, we witness a close call with a humpback whale, a plane that flies with circular wings, painful ant bites, and a glow stick explosion.
Mega Mechanics Shutdown
It's 50 mega mechanics versus five storeys of coal mining machines during a multimillion-dollar maintenance shutodown; a 100-tonne crane is no match for Mother Nature.
Featured: cartridge blades; chocolate banana loaves; vending machines; dive computers.
Find out how bowling balls, barber poles, felt and radar guns are made.
A bicycle is transformed into cast-iron cookware, water bottles knitted into sportswear, and juice cartons are pressed into service as wall panels.
Featured: radiators are recast as a bathtub; bottle caps are baked into a sustainable skateboard deck; broken windows are transformed into beer bottles.
MythBusters Tanker Crush
In their farewell season Adam and Jamie take on their biggest ever experiment ever in an attempt to crush a giant tanker train car by creating a vacuum.
World's Biggest Ship Enormous Engine
The engine room is the key to creating the world’s biggest and most powerful ship.
How Do They Do It? Whisky Galore; Disaster Prevention
Learn how water is made into whiskey and how New Orleans is preparing for another Katrina.
How Do They Do It? Sugar, Fish Farming, Speed Suits
Learn how they make sugar, farm fish, and craft speed suits.
MythBusters Tanker Crush
In their farewell season Adam and Jamie take on their biggest ever experiment ever in an attempt to crush a giant tanker train car by creating a vacuum.
A bicycle is transformed into cast-iron cookware, water bottles knitted into sportswear, and juice cartons are pressed into service as wall panels.
Featured: radiators are recast as a bathtub; bottle caps are baked into a sustainable skateboard deck; broken windows are transformed into beer bottles.
Featured: cartridge blades; chocolate banana loaves; vending machines; dive computers.
Find out how bowling balls, barber poles, felt and radar guns are made.
World's Biggest Ship Enormous Engine
The engine room is the key to creating the world’s biggest and most powerful ship.
Mega Mechanics Shutdown
It's 50 mega mechanics versus five storeys of coal mining machines during a multimillion-dollar maintenance shutodown; a 100-tonne crane is no match for Mother Nature.
Mysteries of the Missing Hunt for Flight MH370
Since 2014, the fate of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has remained a mystery. It's still unclear if it crashed, and if it did, the wreckage has yet to be found.