Athena links herself to a robot hand endowed with a delicate sense of touch and gets a sneak peek at unreleased consumer products which promise to optimize our brainwaves.
Take a ride through the history of the roller skate, explore the ancient art of baking, and find out more about the versatile bamboo plant and its many uses, from medicine to musical instruments.
Find out about chopsticks, coffee, coins, cooking, and cotton, explore the various dinosaurs, and what it's like to feel and prepare for an earthquake.
Andy from the YouTube channel "How To Make Everything" tests if he can use clippings from mowing his lawn to create fuel that powers the very lawnmower he uses to do so.
Marty Music sits down with Dr. Carole Scherling, a neuroscientist from Belmont University, to talk all about sticky lyrics and the science behind why some catchy tunes get stuck in audience's heads.
Space is home to crucial resources, important discoveries, and big potential profit; examining whether outer space could become a place where billionaires and mega-corporations operate above and out of the reach of the law.
Human needs have always created opportunities for human greed; energy might be the most crucial need of all; if, one day, an ambitious corporation was able to control the sun, could there end up being a subscription fee for sunlight?
Once humans have managed to get a handle on building structures to live on the harsh, dangerous surfaces of other celestial bodies, what is to stop them from trying to change entire planets to suit their needs?
Building the world's ultimate multifunction sports complex; costing more than a billion US dollars, the ambitious project includes an indoor aquatics center that can hold up to 6,000 people, a multipurpose arena, water sports center, and shopping.
Take a ride through the history of the roller skate, explore the ancient art of baking, and find out more about the versatile bamboo plant and its many uses, from medicine to musical instruments.
Find out about chopsticks, coffee, coins, cooking, and cotton, explore the various dinosaurs, and what it's like to feel and prepare for an earthquake.
Andy from the YouTube channel "How To Make Everything" tests if he can use clippings from mowing his lawn to create fuel that powers the very lawnmower he uses to do so.
Marty Music sits down with Dr. Carole Scherling, a neuroscientist from Belmont University, to talk all about sticky lyrics and the science behind why some catchy tunes get stuck in audience's heads.
Space is home to crucial resources, important discoveries, and big potential profit; examining whether outer space could become a place where billionaires and mega-corporations operate above and out of the reach of the law.
Human needs have always created opportunities for human greed; energy might be the most crucial need of all; if, one day, an ambitious corporation was able to control the sun, could there end up being a subscription fee for sunlight?
Once humans have managed to get a handle on building structures to live on the harsh, dangerous surfaces of other celestial bodies, what is to stop them from trying to change entire planets to suit their needs?
Building the world's ultimate multifunction sports complex; costing more than a billion US dollars, the ambitious project includes an indoor aquatics center that can hold up to 6,000 people, a multipurpose arena, water sports center, and shopping.
In an iconic scene, Chief Brody hangs onto his sinking boat as a giant shark approaches him with a scuba tank lodged in its mouth; constructing a giant shark on a motorized platform to test if a person can hit, and explode, the tank.
In a classic western, Clint Eastwood -- aka Blondie -- saves Eli Wallach from the hangman's noose three separate times by shooting and severing the rope that he hangs from; recreating each scene and testing the reality of those shots.
John McClane (Bruce Willis) finds himself dangling from the side of a building and must shoot through the glass window to break through to safety; reconstructing the scene using the same Beretta 92 handgun and office glass.