Daily Planet Segments (2002-2010)

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The Large and Dangerous Rocket Ship Festival draws groups of amateur rocket builders to the desert near Las Vegas where they can launch their…

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This tiny unmanned surveillance vehicle could save the lives of combat soldiers.

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The Canadian National Soaring Championships is an annual event where competitors race planes without engines.

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Students at the University of Calgary are trying to save Alberta's endangered rattlesnakes from becoming roadkill.

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Researchers in Bobcaygeon, Ontario, are trying to solve the mysteries of Canada's smallest owl.

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Now this is a dirty job! Wildlife biologists have developed a new way to prevent migrating birds from landing in the toxic tailing ponds at the…

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Researchers tag Atlantic Cod with transmitters to observe where the cod are migrating and how heavily they are being fished.

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Researchers are thesting a theory that using rare earth metals will help prevent sharks from being caught unintentionally by commercial fishermen.

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Midas is a horse simulator that gives the riding student the perfect horse to learn to ride on.

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Go behind the scenes at Complexions International where aspiring Hollywood makeup artists learn to build prosthetics and other visual effects makeup…

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Researchers are using the latest technology to simulate asteroid impacts to shed new light on what really happened during the Tunguska event of 1908.

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Daily Planet shows us what it takes to become a Canadian Forces Paratrooper.

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Stevie "B" Barkley builds remotely controlled airships that contain remote cameras that can be used in many situations.

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The $141,000,000 stealth fighter is the most advanced fighter ever built.

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Daily Planet takes us Cold Lake, Alberta, where the annual international air combat exercise that trains the world's best fighter pilots takes place.

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How do you get your radio-controlled gilder into the air?

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Al Nordin, of Fallbrook Technologies, demonstrates his company's continuosly variable bicycle transmission.

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Laurance Larmour, the curator of the Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary, spends much of his time rescuing and caring for abandoned seal pups.

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Solar car drivers must undergo a rigorous training program, including yoga in a heated room.

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Marcello da Luz wants to set a world driving record in his solar car.

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Steve Humble's company specializes in designing and building hidden rooms and passageways in homes and offices.

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Budding engineer Andrew McClellan attempts to build a bridge capable of holding his weight over his pool using a child's construction toy.

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Biologists in California are building some unique structures to provide habitats for the endangered cactus wren.

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Physicist John Swain demonstrates how to clean oxidized coins with some common household products.

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Engineers used Newfoundland's Centre for Marine Simulation to better understand the challenges in designing the Chicago Spire to withstand the wind.

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Tech giants like Microsoft and HP have teamed up with Disney's engineers to illustrate how technology may integrate even further into our lives in…

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Ty Liotta of ThinkGeek Labs demonstrates some new gadgets, including iPod goggles, caffeinated soap, and a binary watch.

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These California artists turn scrap metal into some the largest and most captivating metal sculptures ever seen and transporting them presents some…

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Ty Liotta of ThinkGeek Labs demonstrates some new gadgets, including lightsabres, a fleet of tiny radio-controlled flying machines, the world's…

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Wayne Parker, bassist for the band Glass Tiger and amateur astronomer, helped design an inexpensive and easy-to-assemble backyard observatory.

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Manhattan artist Chris Conte uses prosthetics and other medical implements to create his biomechanical sculptures.

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Computer programmers turn Toronto's City Hall into a giant video display.

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Artist Paul St. George says his great-grandfather's invention allows citizens to see each other through tunnels between New York and London.

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Calfee Design builds bicycle frames entirely out of bamboo.

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Oceanworks International has designed the most advanced submarine rescue vehicle on Earth.

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A hi-tech pool is used to train military pilots and search and rescue techs what to do when a helicopter crashes into frigid open water.

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Camel racing is the sport of kings in Dubai.

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When you need to move a lot of cargo across Australia's Outback, you need one of these massive trucks.

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It's not easy to plant and maintain vineyards in the deserts of Israel.

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Non-verbal communication experts discuss the importance of proper body language for politicians.

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Jay discusses research into whether or not we dream in colour and why.

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Neurofocus is researching the brain to determine what makes us buy the things we do.

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Martin Lindstrom has written a book on what neuroscience can tell marketers how buying and selling works.

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Physicist John Swain demonstrates how Jay could slowly darken his hair without buying a cosmetic hair coloring.

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Jay discusses research into how politician's faces factor into why we vote the way we do.

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Jay discusses the impact Henry Moleson had on the science of memory.

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Scottie is the star attraction at the T.rex Discovery Centre in Saskatchewan and is used by paleontologists to study how the T-Rex devoured its prey.

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Experts at the Royal Ontario Musuem bring an ancient script to life.

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Jay discusses research into how our perception of the temperature is affected by how we feel.

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Physicist John Swain demonstrates how paper cuts happen and why they hurt so much.

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The United States Bowling Congress has a hi-tech robot that they use to evaluate balls, pins, and almost anything else related to bowling.

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Dr. Cory Kidd thinks his invention is going to make a huge difference to dieters who want to lose weight and keep it off.

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SRI International has built a robot that can climb almsot any wall using electrostatic bonding.

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Robert Edmonson is building a device that allows you to simulate the experience of iceskating the comfort of your own home.

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Shawn Watling has invented a rear axle drive snowmobile that more efficiently delivers its power to the snow and stops in a shorter distance than a…

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Robert Hockaday is developing a better ski goggle that has improved airflow and reduces condensation.

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The Sudbury Neutrino Observatory is located in Vale Inco's Creighton Mine and is used to study the fundamental particles that make up the universe.

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Jay discusses research into the science of shopping mall and grocery store layouts.

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Some great gift ideas from Mastermind Toys, including an amphibious RC car and a biometric bank.

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Geeky gift ideas from Efston Science, including an alternative energy toy car, a remotely controlled robotic arm, and a microscope with a digital…

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Before you can drive these gigantic multi-million-dollar trucks, you need to log some hours in the simulator.

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It's a big job to repair a $70,000 heavy hauler tire.

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Was the high number of hurricanes in 2008 a sign of a worsening trend?

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Doug Selsam has invented small wind turbines that he believes are more cost-efficient and energy-efficient than the huge corporate wind turbines.

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Bill Waldock trains aviation crash scene investigators.

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'Catoms' are small spherical computers that scientists hope to make small enough to build objects that can change size and shape.

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Alon Bodner has developed a way to extract breathable air from ordinary water

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Can you imagine living in less than 90 square feet as you sail around the world?

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Behind The Scenes: Fire & Emergency Services Training Institute

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These mannequins are used to develop and test protective clothing used by firefighters.

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Scott Lindell believes that fish can be farmed without confining the fish in cages by using Pavlovian conditioning.

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Paleontologists are hoping that their latest fossil find in the Alberta badlands will turn out to be a duck-billed dinosaur.

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After decades of controversy, one of the worst toxic waste dumps in Canada is finally being cleaned up.

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Researchers at Newfoundland's Fisheries and Marine Institute use a huge flume tank to test various designs of shrimping nets.

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In their quest for bigger air, skiers and snowboarders at Whistler Mountain use a giant inflatable bag as the landing pad for their extreme practice…

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Physicist John Swain demonstrates the wierd phenomenon that allows water to form a fairly stong bridge.

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With 200 to 300 flights per day, Scotland's oil rigs need to ensure that their helicopter landing pads are safe and secure.

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Ed Robertson goes to the University of Toronto to learn how to pole vault.

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An elite military dive team that specializes in recovery scours Peugot Sound to clear out gill nets.

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The Whistler Ski Patrol is considered the best of the best in part due to their rigorous training.

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Robert Lang - a physicist and engineer - uses math to modernize the ancient art of Origami and creates amazing sculptures from single sheets of paper.

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Planetary Scientist John Lewis believes asteroid mining could have huge payoffs.

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The phenomenon that caused the catastrophe at the Tacoma Narrows Bridge could hold the key to clean renewable energy.

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Inventor Nap Pepin shows off his Lithium Powered Electric Vehicle - BugE

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Here's a nightclub that gives a whole new literal and global meaning to 'Staying Alive."

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The Dubai Palm Islands Development Project.

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Exploring Plan "B" for climate change

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Planes, chairs and movable shoe shine stations from Western Michigan University.

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A dedicated group has undertaken the painstaking process of restoring Toronto's Flatiron mural.

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The Dream Car 123 is a pyramid-shaped electric car that is built with bullet-proof glass and other safety innovations.

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The latest craze in body modification is a tattoo that is visible only under ultraviolet light.

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New technology allows dancers to literally dance to their own beat.

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Queens University researchers have stumbled onto a method for quickly and safley neutralizing toxic chemicals.

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The Boeing DLOS (Dual Line of Sight) Avenger can track the enemy from virtually anywhere and destroy them with a high-powered laser.

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The US Marine Corps is testing lighter weight mobile power packs.

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The US Navy's disaster simulator trains new recruits on how to deal with an attack at sea.

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It takes a lot of brute force and technical expertise to get the gold out one of the richest patches of earth in the world.

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Jay discusses research into how finger length factors into performance in high-pressure situations.

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The second Man vs. Machine Poker Championship helps determine how far along artificial intelligence is developing.

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Researchers use shake tables to test innovations in earthquake-proof bridge designs.

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How do you repair a tank in the middle of a battlefield?

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Ed Sceery specializes in creating wild game calls, especially coyote calls.

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Joseph Cory has invented a contraption that wil allow people to collect water from the air in remote areas and at disaster sights.

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The Zenith Solar concentrated solar panel is five times more efficient than standard solar power technology.

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Keeping an eye on satellites with the Starfire Telescope.

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Exploring the gigantic aquatic habitat in Dubai's Palm mega-hotel.

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Why can some insects skip across the water while others become trapped when they touch the water's surface?

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Global Resources has developed a process that extracts oil from used tires.

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Nissan Motor Company has created a suit that allows their engineers and designers to see what it's like for the elderly to drive their cars.

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Inventor Robert Hockaday shows us his biomimicry theories that he hopes will allow us to use trash to regulate the temperature in our homes.

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Inventor James Parker shows us his unique take on high-speed motorcycle suspension.

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Dubai has traded its way into becoming an international economic powerhouse in spite of the geography, climate, and lack of natural resources.

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The Crab Lab at the Georgia Institute of Technology uses animals, models, and robots to study the physics of granular flow.

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Bry Loyst of the Indian River Reptile Zoo visits the Daily Planet studio with an alligator, a gila monster and a rattlesnake.

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Jay discusses a startling new experiment that shows just how deep and powerful the bond between humans and dogs is.

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Researchers are trying to determine how a barracuda is able to bite with such tremendous force.

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Speed Climbers tackle the world's most famous cliff face in Yosemite National Park.

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Two Cambridge professors are studying the amazingly fast and powerful jump of the amazing insect.

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More unusual animals from the Indian River Reptile Zoo

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Studying jellyfish at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

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Jay discusses an experiment involving change blindness and the evolution of the human brain.

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Witness a training exercise conducted by the Dubai's elite Department of Organizations Protective Security and Emergency.

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The CAVE Automatic Virtual Environment allows researchers to move through and manipulate a virtual three-dimensional model of the human body.

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ATK's engineers fire a launch abort motor for NASA's next-generation space transport vehicles.

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Marine biologist Carl Myer shows us that it's not easy to catch and tag a Galapagos shark.

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An eclectic group of scrap metal artists put on a show at the Glastonbury Music Festival.

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Alan Hildebrand uses a piece of the Buzzard Coulee meteoroid to help unravel the mysteries of the universe.

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Using new technology to study animals and search for new animal life.

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The Marine Simulator at Georgian College in Ontario gives aspiring crew members a chance to try their hand at piloting ships in extreme conditions.

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The very large array satellite dish in New Mexico is getting an extreme makeover.

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It took weeks of planning - and a ton of courage - to pull off this BASE jump from Whistler Blackcomb's new gondola.

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Viktor Deak is a reconstruction artist who wants to show people how things changed as we evolved.

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Dr. Paul Ekman is a psychologist who has spent his life documenting every facial expression and is trying to prove whether our expressions are a…

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The V-Link is a system that measures how skis move across the snow in all directions and is being used by the US ski team to help them gain an edge…

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The Bio Bus is a Lab on wheels that tours the continent collecting specimens of every living thing in its path in a effort to identify all life on…

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William Megill and his engineering students are building a pedal-powered submarine in an attempt build a more efficient propulsion system.

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Toronto Hydro is using a mobile stray voltage detection system to detect deadly locations throughout the city.

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The Pubcrawler is a mobile bar that's powered by its customers.

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It takes a lot of patience and some high-tech equipment to get up close and personal with some amazing underwater creatures.

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Testing a new method for decontaminating a building after a biological weapons attack.

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Wayne Davidson - a metorological observer in Canada's high Arctic - believes that atmospheric refraction is making the Arctic warmer and warmer.

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The destructive lava flow of Mount Kilauea is keeping scientists and researchers in Hawaii very busy.

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Student researchers set sail on a rocky ride through the Drake Passage on their way into Antarctica.

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The 24,000-ton US naval ship SS Robert E. Peary gets launched the exciting old-fashioned way.

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Ziya talks to retired Bigadier General Paul Hayes about some of Canada's aviation pioneers like Billy Bishop, Punch Dickins, and Marion Orr.

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Douglas McCurdy's grandson and others are building a replica of one of the world's first airplanes.

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Student researchers make their first landing as they continue their exploration of the Antarctic.

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Eddie Paul wants to replace huge, slow fire trucks with small, fast and maneuverable vehicles that will carry a small and efficient fire retardant…

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Bob Gagnon is an ice researcher who who built a system that allows him to study the forces involved when ice meets the hulls of ships.

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McGill University's Trauma Training Centre uses high-tech equipment and an intensive course to train Canadian Forces medics to treat battlefield…

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Examining the earthquake resistant construction of the new Bay Bridge in San Fransico.

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Dr Roy "Fritz" Kroener discusses climate change and its impact in the Antarctic.

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Jay discusses research into why we have fingerprints.

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The Ice Squad of Newfoundland monitor the icebergs of the Grand Banks

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Kody is the world's first bedbug-sniffing dog.

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The HiRISE camera was the largest telescopic camera to ever reach another planet.

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Stuart McDonald is on a mission to build stonger, safer, more energy-efficient, hurricane-resistant homes.

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Physicist John Swain demonstrates how electric air filters clean the air.

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A Canadian team uses the ultimate photographic technology to obtain a superhigh-resolution 3D image of the Mona Lisa.

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Physicist John Swain explores the exotic mysteries of buoyancy and density.

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Physicist John Swain uses a spectacular experiment to demonstrate the transition of liquid to gas.

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Physicist John Swain explains why the big Brazil nuts are always at the top of a can of mixed nuts.

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Extending the Amsterdam subway is one of the most challenging construction projects in the world.

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More than two dozen teams of college students arrive in Florida for the East Coast Human-Powered Vehicle Challenge.

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Donna Francis aids Jay in his quest to discover if a shaken martini really is better than a stirred one.

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When an air ambulance service needed new helicopters, they used the CAVE virtual reality theatre to virtually design the a new helicopter.

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Can technology help a blind man learn to ride a bicycle or go skiing?

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Buffalo Airways fights fires all over the world with their amazing water bomber.

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It takes a lot of searching and research to find sources of diamonds.

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This sci-fi videogame is a MMORPG (massivley multiplayer online role-playing game) that's trying to differentiate itself from the fantasy MMORPGs by…

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Artist and inventor Rick Silas has patented a method to shatter and bend old glass while keeping it one piece to create unique sculptures.

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Terry Nish attempts to fulfill his lifelong dream of setting a new land speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats.

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A flight suit full of sensors is making it safer for pilots to fly in low visibility.

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Retired hovercraft builder Geoff Hatton tests his latest invention - a true flying saucer.

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This 30,000 acre prehistoric lake bed in Utah has become the mecca of speed.

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Physicist Marcello Pavan explains how physics make wine better.

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Hendrick Motorsports uses a wind tunnel to tweak the aerodynamics of their next-generation NASCAR racecar.

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A car loaded with high-tech gear is being used to study driver stress and distractions

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A look at the challenges that the construction crews faced when Vancouver's Canada Place had to be expanded out over the ocean in preparation for the…

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The mock prison riot is an annual event that tests the tools and techniques that help correctional officers quell prison riots.

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Meet the only person to ever build and fly his own rocket belt.

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The City of Edmonton has developed a way to recycle all of that winter road sand that builds up on the streets during the long winter months.

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Inventors have developed a robotic hand that is the closest we have come to our own delicate touch.

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A new smart weather balloon could help us take a giant leap forward in accurate weather forecasting.

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Do ostriches have teeth?

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How do fish that live in the deep ocean survive the crushing pressure?

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Is it possible for rain to contain salt from the ocean?

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What makes the wind blow?

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What factors affect the colors of the clouds in the sky?

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What's the difference between white meat and dark meat?

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Why are rainbows arc shaped?

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Why can't we keep our eyes open when we sneeze?

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Why do dead fish float belly-up?

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Why do some aquatic vertebrates have vertical tails shile others have horizontal tails?

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Why do we yawn?

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Why don't sleeping birds fall from their perch?

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Why don't spiders get stuck in their own webs?

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Why does adding water make Ouzo cloudy?

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Why do some birds fly in formation and others in swarms?

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Armadillo Aerospace is a homegrown private space program that is attempting to win the X Prize by building a lunar lander module.

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An Australian doctor spends his spare time playing with high voltage.

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A Canadian-built laser camera helped NASA determine the severity of the damage to Endeavor's heat tiles while the shuttle was still in space.

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Armadillo Aerospace makes their practice runs before attempting to win the $2 million X Prize.

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Even with lots of practice, no amount of training can completely prepare an astronaut for their first spacewalk.

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This dual-rotor helicopter is a truly unique machine.

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Testing the world's largest solid fuel rocket booster is a noisy proposition.

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NASA is trying to figure out how to extend the amount of time astronauts can spend walking the surface of the moon or Mars.

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NASA is designing an all-new abort vehicle to rescue the crew if the worst should happen.

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Paleontologists are convinced that there are more new species of dinosaurs in the badlands Alberta's Dinosaur Provincial Park just waiting to be…

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Researchers are helping the world's most advanced humanoid walking robot become autonomous.

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Making robots move can still be a heart-stopping experience.

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Temporarily separating a moose from her young isn't easy.

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This specialized wind tunnel is used to study acoustic dynamics.

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Gary Gress would like to see his model aircraft turned into a full-scale VTOL vehicle for everyday use.

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Professional mountain biking brothers, Chris and Lance Canfield, decided to design and build their own extreme bicycles.

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The Volvo Safety Centre is an enormous high-tech facility where thousands of cars and trucks get smashed to smithereens to help engineers design…

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The flood prone city of Edmonton is hoping that digging tunnels under the North Saskatchewan River will keep the city high and dry.

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Why are we so fascinated with the Red Planet?

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Margaret Atwood unveils a device that allows her to remotely sign a book.

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Much of the world's coral is in critical condition and researchers are in a race to save it.

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NASA engineers are trying to design a backpack that will make it easier for astronauts to walk on the surface of the moon.

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Scientists are reintroducing wild wood bison into the wilds of the Yukon with great success.

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One of the world's only fully underground diamond mines is also one of the world's most complicated and advanced diamond mines.

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Preserving traditional sports that are unique to the North.

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A group of students built a "sustainable" raft and embarked on a 3,000 km odyssey on the Yukon River from Whitehorse, through Yukon and Alaska, to…

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Looking for a new way to spend a weekend? How about turning your leaf blower into a fire-breathing dragster?

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Gilbert Cohen dreams of powering power-thirsty Las Vegas with his concentrating solar power plant.

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Tired of his hard water, this Texan started farming "cloud juice" and "fog berries."

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To illustrate what we can do with human-powered vehicles, Greg Kolodziejzyk will attempt to pedal a boat across the ocean.

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Have a hard time waking up in the morning? Try this alarm clock that makes you chase it to shut it off.

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This Dutch supercar is one of the fastest and lightest street cars in all of Europe.

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Racetrack technology meets the street in Audi's supercar.

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Check out this freestyle watercraft that's part boat, part airplane, and part mammal.

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The Swedish military has a unique new high-powered mobile weapon.

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Researchers at the University of Munich are developing a remotely operated robot that will allow humans to have more control over robots that are…

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The burn grounds is where ATK dispose of the leftover highly flammable space shuttle propellant that they manufacture for NASA

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A lot of high-tech components go into one of the world's most advanced aircraft.

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Researchers at the Marine Biological Lab in Massachusetts are trying to determine the sensitivity of a shark's sense of smell.

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Blind adventurer Miles Hilton-Barber has driven racecars and flown a microlite. Now he's taking off in a stunt plane!

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These tiny tugboats use their enormous power to haul humungous tankers into and out of port.

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Every night, the Hong Kong skyline turns into a spectacular 20-minute light show.

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A lot of technological innovations went into the construction of the biggest and most powerful nuclear-powered attack sub ever built in the United…

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3M has developed a new film that will help transit authorities in their fight against graffiti artists and vandals.

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Lindsay Lawlor's walking electric Giraffe is made up of more than a ton of wires, metal, lights and circuit boards.

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The Swedish spirit maker uses the latest production techniques to allow it to meet high global demand while continuing to bottle the vodka in the…

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Theo Jansen has created a new kind of creature. His "strand beasts" use wind energy to "walk" across the beach.

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Researchers at COMPRU are using the latest technology to develop and improve bone-anchored hearing aids.

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It takes a lot of planning and teamwork to upgrade London's underground tracks with a new system that promises to revolutionize subway travel.

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Using the old hot rods of the '50s for inspriation, Joey Ruiter has created a truly unique watercraft that is pulled by the engines, rather than…

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Physicist Jearl Walker disproves a popular myth about draining a bathtub.

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Michael Jantzen has challenged the conventionial ideas about house construction by building a modular shape-shifting house that can be transformed to…

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These datalogging eggs are giving researchers new insight into the nesting habits of the whooping crane which in turn helps the researchers to build…

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New investigations are uncovering evidence that brings Pat Garrett's account of Billy the Kid's death into question.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

What do you do when a town located over the world's largest underground iron ore mine is in danger of collapsing? Move the town of course!

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

What started as an engineering challenge and an art project for 12 engineers has become a mechanical marvel.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Physicist Jearl Walker explores the physics of breakfast cereal, including the secret of snap, crackle, pop.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Greg Olson thinks training fire investigators in archaeology and osteology would help them recover evidence at fire scenes.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Physicist Jearl Walker explains why it's nearly impossible to fold a piece of paper more than seven times.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Physicist Jearl Walker unravels the mystery of the amazing putt putt boat.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

The biggest and busiest building in the world is the site of the world's largest flower market.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

When the McNair-Landry family goes kite flying Greenland, they bring their skis along.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

A sound knowledge of the physics involved in projectile motion (ballistics) is needed to set a new world record in the cell phone toss.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Maserati owners who want to learn how to get the most out of their high-performance cars can take lesson from professional racecar drivers at the…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

The University of Ontario's crime scene house gives forensic science professors a location to create realistic crime scenes where students can learn…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Physicist Jearl Walker demonstrates the traditional Texan way to eat spaghetti; messily!

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

The Endurance Autonomous Underwater Vehicle is a prototype for a future spacecraft that will explore Europa, the icy moon of Jupiter.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

The Tramontana is a high-tech, high-performance, limited-production, hand-built, street-legal Spanish sports car.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Thoth Technology is attempting resurrect the Algonquin Radio Observatory in time for a mission to Mars. But first, they literally have to work out…

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Physicist Joanne O'Meara demonstrates the principle of conservation of energy.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Go behind the scenes to see how mushrooms are planted, grown, harvested and packaged.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Go behind the scenes to see how high-flying powerline workers "learn the ropes."

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

An update on Greg Kolodziejzyk's progress in building the boat he will pedal across the ocean.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Eight hundred meters below the town of Sedrun, Switzerland, the world's longest railway tunnel is being carved out of the rock.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Two engineers in London have invented a "building in a bag" - a rapidly deployed hardened shelter that requires only water and air for construction.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Carlos Owens spent 2 years and almost $25,000 building a giant walking robot in his parents' backyard..

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Physicist Joanne O'Meara helps Jay demonstrate Isaac Newton's third law of motion.

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Prince Jurgen von Anhalt uses the blast from a jet engine to paint his canvasses.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Australian Andre MacIver hopes his product will start a new fitness craze.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Physicist Jearl Walker shows Jay how to pour tea without making a mess.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

This Swiss aerial daredevil soars through the clouds at speeds of up to 200km/h with a set of jet-powered wings.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

The Rigid Hull Inflatable Operator Training School puts students through their paces in extreme conditions.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

This uniquely designed sailing boat can travel at three times the speed of the wind.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Physicist Jearl Walker explains why dropped toast always lands jelly side down

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

This Spanish manufacturer builds every component of their balloons in their own factory, including the baskets.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Reynolds Marion spent 30 years building a craft that floats like a boat and dives like a submarine to win a $20 bet with his sister.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

A teen-aged lifeguard gives the big auto companies some competition by building his own electric-powered pickup truck.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Inventors have developed a couple of products that help deal with problems caused by global warming.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Researchers at the University of North Carolina are creating virtual jellyfish to study the fluid dynamics involved in their movement.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Physicist Michio Kaku's research of kangaroos is giving researchers insight into biometrics of dinosaurs and possible aliens.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Physicist Jearl Walker invites Jay to tea where he demonstrates secondary flow.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

DARPA is sponsoring a contest to develop the software that will allow a robot dog to autonomously navigate rough terrain.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

How studying bees will help to build better helicopters.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Biologist Deby Cassill has discovered that some fire ants rush headlong into battle, while others will play dead to avoid fighting.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Engineers at the University of Michigan have built the first fully autonomous aircraft that can launch from and land on the ocean surface.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Astronauts need to exercise while in space but zero gravity presents a challenge for traditional exercise equipment.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

3M has developed a very high bond tape that is so strong that it can replace welds and rivets and can hold buildings together.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Physicist Joanne O'Meara demonstrates why we should be skeptical of the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

The Canadian firm that built the space shuttle's Canadarm is developing the next-generation Mars rover.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

This Spanish church is the world's longest running construction project, still under construction 125 years after the first stone was laid.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

New technology developed by 3M is turning rough surfaces like cement or brick into prime advertising real estate.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

The Utah desert is the stand-in for the surface of Mars so students can participate in the University Rover Challenge.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

The MQM-107B unarmed drone is the target of choice at the largest overland missile testing facility in all of Europe.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Canadian visual effects company XYZ RGB uses their 3D scanning services to create quickly a virtual Jay Ingram.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

The world's deepest sinkhole is the site of the latest test for Stone Aerospace's robotic underwater explorer.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Physicist Marcello Pavan demonstrates why golf balls are dimpled rather than smooth.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Jim Kennard and Dan Scoville use some sneaky tactics and high-tech equipment to search for the Canadian schooner at the bottom of Lake Ontario.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Rory Nugent didn't let a lack of musical ability stop him from inventing a xylaphone that's played by the sun.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Divers Steve Bogaerts and Robbie Schmittner are shining new light on the mysterious realm of the longest underwater cave system in the world.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The Phoenix Lander makes an unexpected disovery that should help future manned missions to Mars.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Medicinal plant specialist Elaine Solowey attempts t bring a 2,000-year-old seed back to life to resurrect an extinct date palm tree.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The Learning Companion is digital teacher that attempts to attend to the learner's emotional state while they are learning and integrate affective…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Sarig Gafny is on a quest to protect the last remaining home of the peculiar and extremely rare spadefoot toad in Israel.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Steve Ward and Jeff Larson named their invention after the God of Lightning for a reason: the Zeusaphone makes its music with Tesla coils and…

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Kite Winging is an action sport combined with an environmental source of energy and it can be performed almost anywhere on almost any surface.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Removal of the Milltown Dam and the contaminated soil around it has become a massive engineering and environmetal challenge.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Sea urchins may hold the key to understanding global warming and the oceans of the future.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Richard Binzel identifies and tracks asteroids to help determine how to best deal with possible collisions with Earth.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

These tiny worms, called elegans, were the only survivors of the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Engineer Jaime Waydo and her team are building what could end up being the biggest vehicle ever sent to another planet.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Ed Robertson, of Barenaked Ladies fame, takes us behind the scenes at a cranberry farm to see how cranberries are grown, harvested, and packaged.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Jay examines how colour may play a key role in election campaigns.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Scotland's Professional Diving Academy trains elite deep sea divers to perform underwater welding, cutting, and demoliton.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Ed Robertson, of Barenaked Ladies fame, takes us behind the scenes at a pumkin farm to see how farmers grow giant pumpkins.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Kayakers Chuck Lee and Mark Taylor have turned a flat stretch of the Kananaskis River into the ultimate whitewater playground.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Bob Beekman's portable campsite shower is made from parts that can be found in any hardware store.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Are you a guy who's looking for a little more distance? Maybe you should try a woman's club.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

New technology is helping Roelof Bruintjes determine how to best seed clouds to increase rainfall in the dryer areas of Australia.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

AD Astra Rocket Company is testing a prototype plasma-fueled rocket engine that could revolutionize space travel.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department are restoring the oldest remaining dreadnought battleship to the state it was in at the end of World War II.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

This 3D animator combines his artistry with his engineering skills to create some amazing radio-controlled robots.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The native fish species of Mississippi River system are under serious threat from a foreign invader.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Canadian storm chaser Mark Robinson tells Jay what it was like to be directly in the eye of Hurricane Ike and shows the footage he captured with his…

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Blind adventurer Miles Hilton-Barber has driven racecars and flown airplanes! Now, he's about to go supersonic!

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

A company in Israel is working on a do-it-yourself helium balloon fitted with solar panels to generate electricity.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

What sets this powered parachute apart from others is the side-by-side seating which gives passengers a better view and gives the Aerochute greater…

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Artificially inseminating a Koala is no easy task.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Feast your eyes on Ray Baumann's car-crushing motorcycle from Australia.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

There's a new ferry in Sydney's harbour that's powered by the sun and the wind.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Solar Collector is a high-tech monument that is similar in form and function to Stonehenge.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The crew at he White Sands Hypervelocity Testing Facility spend their days trying to shoot holes in NASA's capsule shield desings.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

A camera that you actually swallow will give doctors a whole new view of your small intestine.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Researchers are studying sea gypsies in an attempt to understand how they can see so clearly underwater.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

An army of engineers are building an enormous sea wall in an attempt to stop the Adriatic Sea from flooding Venice and sinking the city.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

There's a lot of aeronautic science behind the design of these massive ceiling fans.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The Canadian Ski Team uses a massive windtunnel to help design a better Olympic ski suit.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The Humpback Whale may hold the key to more efficient wind turbines.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Graeme Patterson's invention allows him to play table hockey and make music at the same time.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Pimp your bicycle with these programmable LED lights.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The Airborne Laser Program is developing a laser that can be fired from a plane to destroy missiles.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Motorcycle enthusiast and daredevil Kerry MacLean has built a unique one-wheeled vehicle

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

This huge "spider boat" is an entirely new kind of watercraft.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

18-year-old inventor Ben Gulak's creation is an electric-powered cross between a unicycle and a street bike.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Biologists have discovered many amazing new animal species in Southeast Asia, including a giant-sized spider and a millipede that emits cyanide.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Lyle Phetteplace is on a mission to set a new speed record in a snow kayak.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

When you need some artificial snow, call Alabama's Snowmaster.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Throw away that snowshovel and get yourself a V8-powered snowblower.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Manufacturing and installing a 6-story IMAX screen is a big challenge.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Jay discusses various scientific theories of why ice is slippery.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The MERLIN Bird Detection System is the latest tool in the fight to prevent bird strikes around airports.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Gord Betenia's job as the lead gear tester for Mountain Equipment Co-op requires him to test gear in all kinds of weather.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

This robot could change the face of physical therapy.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Barack Obama's presidential limousine - known as "The Beast" - is being called the safest vehicle on the planet.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Are a panda's thumbs and example of intelligent design or evolution?

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

A team at the Dumond Conservatory is unraveling the mysteries of the only nocturnal monkey species.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

New research shows that a penguin's walk isn't as clumsy as we once thought and a team of engineers is trying to build a robot that walks just like…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Researchers are finding trace amounts of drugs in fish. The drugs are coming from us and are affecting the behaviour of the fish.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Ziya finds out what makes a certain supercomputer the fastest computer in Canada.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Expectations are high and the competition is fierce at NASA's first-ever moon dirt digging contest.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

"Aqua" is an amphibious robot that could one day save reefs, and even lives.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The Solucar solar power tower is designed to harness the energy of the sun and is capable of powering an entire nearby Spanish town.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Students at the University of Waterloo have developed a computerized system that plays foosball against human opponents.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

A behind-the-scenes look at Canada's newest extreme sport.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

A look at the challenges of maintaining an ice rink on a cruise ship.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Andy Dahlstrom is about to enter the ultimate endurance contest that will push his mind and body to the brink: the 200km ice marathon. He's hoping…

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Velocity Challenge in BC is a gathering of speed junkies who compete in the fastest nonmotorized sport on Earth.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

There's a lot of R&D involved in making a transcontinental flight in a jet fuelled with renewable biofuel.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

This extreme forest firefighting vehicle can also be used as a shelter in the middle of a wildfire.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Fighting wildfires and walking away with your life means being prepared which is why the Weaver Mountain Helitack crew gathers weeks before the fire…

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Nevermind the shovel. Here's an even better way to get your hands on some bait.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Physicist Stephen Morris demonstrates his icicle making machine and discusses some of theories of how icicles form.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

In addition to all the fun activities on the Explorer of the Seas, there's a lot of serious science going on as well.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

This industrial-sized aquatic vacuum cleaner is used to clean up alien algae in Kaneohe Bay that is endangering the coral reefs.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The EmotiChair is a technology that takes sound and turns it into vibrations that will allow deaf people to experience a concert.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Paul Simonsen and his team are using unique ingredients to create a more environmentally-friendly and more efficient road de-icer.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Kenichi Horie will attempt to sail from Hawaii to Japan aboard the world's first wave-powered boat.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Hawaii's beaches are shrinking at an astonsihing rate thanks to seawalls that were built to protect beachfront homes.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

A behind-the-scene look at how handcrafted surf boards are made.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Physicist Stephen Morris demonstrates how you can use ink and glycerine to turn back time.

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Students and teachers at the Segal Design Institute are designing a helmet that will keep people alive in one of the most toxic environments on Earth…

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The Getty Conservation Institute is cataloging modern paints based on how the paints age.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Stephane Rousson has trained for years in preparation for his trip across the English Channel in his pedal-powered blimp.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Nick Tyler's reconfigurable sidewalk allows him to understand how people navigate crowded, uneven sidewalks.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

One-eyed Filmmaker Rob Spence wants to turn his prosthetic eye into a camera.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Physicist Joanne O'Meara demonstrates why you would be better of being stepped on by an elephant than by a woman wearing stiletto heels.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

What if you could pedal your way across town to work in the morning suspended above the hustle and bustle of rush hour and secluded from the elements?

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

A retired auto mechanic has built a radio-controlled 1/15th scale model of the world's largest jetliner.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Scientists are working on a robot that can load a dishwasher and perform other domestic tasks all by itself.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The US Air Force's Aerial Targets Squadron turns "retired" fighter jets into unmanned drones for target practice.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Students from BYU have developed image processing technology that let small cheap unmanned aerial tracking vehicles find and track objects.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

SkinzWraps has developed a revolutionary product that uses golf ball technology to make cars faster and more fuel-efficient.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Shannon Bruzelius has turned his passion for toys into a full-time job. He tests toys to help make them better and safer.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Shadow uses his nose to help rangers track and count grizzly bears in Banff National Park.

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After the cars are towed away, crash scene investigators move in to piece together what happened in the moments before impact.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Investigators have a high-tech computer program called Electronic Facial Identification Technology (E-FIT) that makes it much easier to create a…

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Dr. Henry Schwarcz explains how he used isotopes and archaeological science to help solve a murder case.

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How do the groundskeepers at this football stadium keep the grass playing surface green and healthy? They keep the field outside and move it indoors…

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Can we convince ourselves that there are differences between two identical items?

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Steve Landeene of the New Mexico Spaceport Authority is planning to build the first purpose-built spaceport.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

BC's Hunlen Falls is one of the biggest waterfalls in Canada; and, when it freezes, it becomes a playground for ice climbers like Will Gadd.

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The Quebec Brain Bank receives 80 to 100 brains every year that are used in experiments to help researchers and scientists understand how this…

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Fuel Vapor Technologies built this high-mileage performance car to win the Progressive Automotive X-Prize.

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Jay explains how getting back to nature helps your brain work better.

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This water-propelled jetpack can send you 30 feet into the air and is tailor-made for highflyers.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

New crash safety tests are pitting micro cars against mid-size sedans in front-end collisions and the results are shocking.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Exploding the myths about biofuels.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

New technology is giving baseball cards new life in a spectacular way.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Canada's largest natural gas distributor and an American fuel cell company have perfected a way to harness waste energy and turn it into electricity.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

A forward-thinking Japanese company has developed a process to turn discarded plastic water bottles into fashionable men's suits.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Carbon Motors has developed a police car that integrates numerous eco-friendly technologies.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

When space is at a premium, it takes some outside-the-box thinking to come up with areas to grow produce and livestock.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The Schilich School of Engineering is developing a next-generation asphalt that will make our roads more durable.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

When an avalanche occurs in Iceland, the highly-trained and specially-outfitted Avalanche Search & Rescue Squad springs into action.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Want to experience the thrill of skydiving without worrying about a faulty parachute? Then indoor skydiving is for you!

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Olafur Snorrason is leading a project to uncover his hometown of Heimaey, Iceland, which was buried by a volcanic eruption in 1973.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Ron Patrick suped up his 2000 Volkswagen Beetle with a 1400-hp jet engine.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

A trio of mechanical engineering students have invented a unique and elaborate walking machine.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

An Australian inventor has invented a working shoe phone that could end up being a lifesaver.

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Jay takes a tour of the biodiversity gallery at the Royal Ontario Museum that contains 2500 specimens that illustrate life on Earth and our efforts…

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Jay gets a lesson in how modelers at the Royal Ontario Museum make such realistic lifelike animal models.

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Jay and a couple of musical guests discuss the mathematical underpinnings of musical beats.

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Jay and a couple of musical guests demonstrate how the blues can be distilled down to a mathematical formula.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Go behind the scenes at PalaeoPlus to see how they build a life-sized model of a huge dinosaur.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The use of robots in war has a surprising impact on soldiers.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

A microscopic technology may save your car and other valuables.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Jay discusses theories as to why we put our hand to our mouth when we are shocked.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Scientists are studying hammerhead sharks to try to determine why they have such oiddly shaped heads.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

The Digital Water Pavillion on the Digital Mile at the 2008 World Expo site in Spain uses water, light, and digital technology to create an amazing…

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Doug Berman has invented a machine that will dramatically increase the efficiency and safety of road repair crews.

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Professor Christian Jacob uses sophisticated computer models to try and understand swarm intelligence in an effort to aid in the design better…

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Go behind the scenes at the Centre of Forensic Sciences to see how ballistics experts identify ammunition and match it to the weapon that fired it.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Reel EFX is the place to go if you need a tornado in your movie.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Intructors at the Criminal Justice Institute at the University of Arkansas recreate crime scenes to teach students and investigators the art and…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

This pair of Danes are boat builders, sailors, and archaeologists who build replica viking boats that are authentic in every detail.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Engineers are testing a new catchfence system that will prevent runaway trucks from entering the busiest intersection in Northern Ontario.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Doug Thake at Coventry University is trying to build a cooler bomb disposal suit.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Jay discusses new research that seems to prove that swearing or cussing actually reduces pain

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Students at NCSU test their brand new spherical lunar rover design that was inspired by a Mars mission.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Gary Johnson puts his bear-proof garbage containers to the ultimate test by letting a couple of polar bears have their way with the bins.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Denmark's most eccentric engineer tests the engine for the rocket he plans to use to launch a person into space.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

If you want to learn how to steer massive supertankers, you need to train on these 5-ton mini-supertankers.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

New research suggests that young women are more likely to be infected by a severe form of the H1N1 virus.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

How do you move a 190-ton steam engine through the streets of dowtown Toronto? Very carefully!

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

"Buddy" is a fully-trained police dog whose job is to serve an protect... lobsters!

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Using nothing but fabric and air, two Newfoundland communities are leaders in building blast-proof shelters.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

There's a new kind of restaurant moving into Montreal: the MuvBox mobile & eco-friendly restaurant.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Neal Scott takes thousands of photos of the forest of Lake Opinicon to better understand how greenhouse gases are affecting the forests.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Farmers in Israel are using barn owls, rather than pesticides, to keep the rodent population under control.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Catching a leatherback turtle to tag it is no easy task.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

This Danish island is showing the world how it is possible to be completely reliant on renewable energy sources.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Divers are carefully exploring the bottom of Lake Ontario to identify wrecks of warships from the War of 1812.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

This foldable kayak is a 16-foot high performance kayak that fits in a golf bag.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The Great Stalacpipe Organ is the world's largest musical instrument and uses stalactites, rather than pipes, to make music.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The population of Israel is growing faster than the water supply can keep up which has Israelis taking water conservation to a whole new level.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Researchers are studying Egyptian fruit bats in an attempt to better understand how the hippocampus is used in memory.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Go onboard a floating sustainable urban farm that may hold the key to food production in the future.

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The Mine Barrier Survival System is a portable inflatable barrier and air cleaner that is designed to help miners survive an underground explosion…

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Researchers are tagging and studying southern flying squirrels to understand how they are able to invade the territory of the northern flying…

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Because citizens in and around Israel are using so much water, the Dead Sea is shrinking; and leaving dangerous sinkholes in its wake.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Jay discusses new research that suggests early man would have been a great baseball player.

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A Canadian inventor demonstrates his flexible glowsticks that can be used to make elaborate glow-in-the-dark creations.

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A behind-the-scenes look at the construction of the enormous Olympic Speedskating Oval in Vancouver.

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The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum puts a Westland Lysander into the air for the first time in more than 60 years.

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Author and naturalist Candace Savage explains how honey bees can really teach us humans a lot about working and living together.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Alan Jackson and students at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology have constructed a full-scale replica of the Avro Arrow.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Flometrics Inc. is testing a rocket fuel made from corn and soybean oil.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Europe's first artificial reef is being built in the English Channel in an attempt to create better waves for surfers.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

An acoustic alert system is being developed in an attempt to help authorities save time and lives in a tunnel emergency.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Danish engineering students are developing cars that are powered solely by wind power.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The cross-country ski tunnel in Vuokatti, Finland, is the perfect place for olympic teams to train and test year-round.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

In an extreme example of precision, the world's most powerful laser is fired at a microscopic target to reproduce the extreme conditions inside the…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Jay plays the victim for a police ice rescue training exercise.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The Fraunhofer Institute is developing a device that projects images into your eye so they appear to float in front of you.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

This unique fan design could hold the key to the future of economical wind energy.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Jay discusses his frustrations with the Copenhagen Conference, "Climategate" and other discussions about global climate change.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Jay explains why our belief that coffee can help sober us up may be totally wrong.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Andrew Jones is developing a system that will enable him to virtually attend any meeting by projecting a 3-dimensional video of his head to the…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Research suggests that jeans are your best defense against snakebites.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The Artic Explorer submarine is designed to autonomously map the ocean floor under the arctic ice and define Canada's arctic boundaries.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

This automated safety deposit box system will allows customers to access their safety deposit boxes at their own convenience, much like an ATM allows…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Jamie Baldwin is studying the blue crab's mating signals in an attempt to understand what role colour plays in their mating rituals.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

BMW is developing technology that will help drivers get in and out of your car in tight parking spaces.

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A behind-the-scenes look at the construction of a unique new office tower in Calgary.

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Jason Torchinsky demonstrates how he recycles old arcade cabinets into custom arcade games.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Sports researcher and athletee Andrea Vine is studying how runners such as herself apply power through the shoe and onto the track in hopes that the…

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Mobile proximity marketing may be the future of advertising

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Climb aboard an extreme machine that helps the Canadian Coast Guard respond quickly to nautical and terrestrial emergencies.

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A pair of wildlife biologists have a unique and adrenaline pumping way of counting Newfoundland's caribou population.

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At least one biologist is convinced that a certain species of toad in Italy can predict earthquakes.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

This Finnish invention is an adverstisement screen that you can walk through.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Gizmodo shows off a new "twist" on the Etch-A-Sketch

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Gizmodo shows off a mirror that can help you get dressed in the morning as well as brightening up yor room.

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Grass skiing is a great way for downhill skiers to train during the offseason.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The newest thrill ride to hit the slopes is a combination of hang gliding and snowboarding.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Jay discusses research concerning human behaviour in catastrophic situations.

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Jay discusses research that suggests our posture is affected by whether we our thinking about the future or the past.

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Newfoundland's unique seaweeds are being studied to develop and commercialize their medicinal potential.

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Researchers and studying the sandfish lizard in an attempt to understand how it "swims" through the sand.

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Researchers are trying to learn how one of the oldest and most successful predators on our planet combines information from different senses to…

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Waddington's Auction House in Toronto is auctioning off some unique artifacts from the Soviet space program.

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Gregory Olsen discusses what it was like to be in space as a "space tourist."

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Researchers are studying the little-known hawkmoth to uncover how they have mastered the art of hovering which may help build better helicopters.

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The Calgary Fire Department's Aquatic Rescue Team regularly run drills to hone the techniques used when trying to rescue people who get trapped in…

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The inventors of this extreme machine - that combines the best aspects of a skateboard and a snowmobile - hope that the DTV Shredder will herald the…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

A behind-the-scenes look at the filming of a creative ad for a unique style of skateboard.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Astronomers have discovered a new ring that totally dwarfs Saturn itself and may be the answer to an old mystery about one of Saturn's moons.

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A can of soup may hold the answers to the 160-year-old mystery of what happened to the crew of Sir John Franklin's polar expedition.

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An 18km track on a frozen lake is the setting for the coldest endurance race on the planet.

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The continuation of Frank Barry's quest to win the coldest endurance race on the planet.

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Archaeologists still have differing theories as to what the aquifers at the ruins of Qumran were used for.

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What started as a backyard project has turned into one of the world's best off-road vehicles.

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Researchers are studying gila monsters to understand how the explosive population growth in the deserts fo the American Southwest is affecting the…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Oskar no longer guides ships from his lighthouse on the coast of Iceland. He now collects data for pollution and global warming research.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The Virtual Qumran Project allows researchers to combine notes and research from various sources into a virtual archaeological site that is shedding…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Find out how a high school student was able to make a 4-wheel hybrid vehicle

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

It takes a lot of preparation and pyro to put on a fiery nighttime air show.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The man who built the world's lowest car has now built the world's smallest car.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Neuroscientists are studying how magicians trick our brains.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Check out these unusual long board skateboards.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Ziya discovers how serious games can grow our minds and help the planet.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Jay discusses a revealing experiment that sheds dramatic new light on the idea of personal space.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Daily Planet takes a look at the science behind making lightning bolts.

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This ingenius invention recycles pop cans in a whole new way by using them to heat homes.

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Ziya talks to the man they call the greatest mind in genetics.

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Ziya learns how augmented reality technology could change the world.

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Jay explores how science factors into religion and vice-versa.

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This underwater lab will open a scientific window on a previously unseen world.

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How would your brain react if your world was flipped upside down?

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What if you could simply send a text to disble and locate your stolen car?

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Jay examines the associations we make with certain colours.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Find out how generating electricity from the ocean waves may solve global warming!

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

You really do not want to trespass on Joe Weston-Webb's property!

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

These tough autonomous robots are intended to gather scientific data in harsh artic conditions.

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Ziya sits down with explorer and film maker Mark Terry to find out about his new discoveries and film all about the Antarctic.

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Bry Loyst of the Indian River Reptile Zoo visits the Daily Planet studio with an Eyelash Gecko, an Eyelash Viper, and a sidewinder rattlesnake.

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In today's Ziyology, Ziya talks to World Wildilfe Fund's Gerald Butts about how he thinks humans can change the world.

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Have you ever wanted to become a martial arts master? This video game could help get you there.

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In today's Ziyology, Ziya catches up with author Wade Davis to chat about cultural extinction.

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This maritime safety training centre in Finland specializes in training sailors for rescue missions.

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We travel to Scotland to see how some researchers are using laser imaging to create a detailed 3D virtual model of an historic castle.

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This revolutionary personal submersible "flies" through the waters of Hawaii, exploring the ocean floor.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The RC900 can help children and people with physical disabilities get better bowling scores.

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Bjorn Hroarsson takes us along on the arduous trek to the dangerous volcanic cave in southwestern Iceland.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

A new network of martian probes may gives us more detailed information about the weather and climate on Mars.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Looking for the best place to toboggan? How about the side of a volcano?

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Daily Planet is off to a nuclear power plant in Finland to find out what makes Finlanders fearless of nuclear power.

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Check out where NASA found a Soviet lunar rover more than 30 years after it went missing.

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Find out how one man's dream to race 100 nautical miles under the sea using human power becomes a reality!

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See how this indoor river helps to explain how bodies of water came to exist!

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In Ziyology, Ziya gets an exclusive interview with one of the world's most recognized animal behaviourists, Jane Goodall.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The Seaplex team is trying to identify the amount of plastic in our oceans and its effect on ocean life.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

McMaster University engineering students showcase a lightbulb changer, a housework helper, a wearable ECG monitor, and other amazing inventions.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

One of the latest extreme sports combines paragliding with falconry.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Researchers use modern technology to unlock the secrets of the ancient magical instrument that is the unmistakable sound of Australia.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Oceanographer Oscar Frey uses kite aerial photography to study whales without disturbing them.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Oceanographer Oscar Frey launches his new high-def kite-mounted video camera to study the impact of tourists on the whale population.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Meet an incredible team of researchers who are studying glaciers by actually living underneath them.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Greg Kolodziejzyk performs sea trials with his latest modified kayak that he will pedal from British Columbia to Hawaii.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The designers of this concept car hope that it will become the more fuel-efficient replacement for the current Indycar.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Theoretically, this high-altitude rotating balloon will use wind energy to generate enough electricity to power 600 homes.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Frederic Theunissen studies a colony of 21 captive hyenas to examine the science behind their giggle.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Engineered for extremes, a new hybrid submersible visits the deepest, darkest place on Earth.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The wreck of the HMS Somerset recently resurfaced and laser scanning technology is being used to take a special snapshot of this legendary warship.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Rick Cavallaro's BUFC uses wind energy to seemingly defy the laws of physics.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Find out how a Blue Whale skeleton from PEI found a new home in Vancouver and was digitally archived, bone by bone, with a 3D laser scanner.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Jay interviews Lora Koenig of Operation Ice Bridge to discuss how scientists are studying Arctic and Antarctic ice from airborne labs.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

This two-legged robot may help doctors in their quest to help patients learn to walk again after stroke or other neruological injuries.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

This new wheelchair can cover all sorts of terrain, giving people around the world more accessibility and mobility.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Jay discusses research into the attributes of dogs that seem to be linked to one another.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

An underground artistic collective in Brooklyn transforms the mundane into magnificent artistic and dangerous carnival rides.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Monty Reed believes his robotic walking suit will enable paraplegics to walk again.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Ben Brown and Curt Markwardt have developed an extreme pogo stick that enables the user to leap to unbelievable heights with very little energy.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Using tiny carbon nanotubes, chemists invent a tiny fuel cell powered by a small, but very hot flame.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The USS Constitution, a veteran ship from the War of 1812, gets a major restoration thanks to some very old blueprints.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Ziya interviews Dr. Elena Bodner, the inventor of a brassiere that can do double duty as a gas mask.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Jay discusses reseach into how tool use can change the body schema in your brain.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

The Jones Ecological Research Center routinely burns hectares of their land to protect the habitat of the endangered and unusual gopher tortoise.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2010

Nick Veasey is an artist that makes beautiful and unusual art using X-ray technology.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2007

Wreck hunters use some specialized equipment to find a plane that crashed into Lac Simon more than 50 years ago.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2008

Marcus Eriksen & Joel Paschal sailed from California to Hawaii the on a raft made almost entirely of plastic garbage to raise awareness of the…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2009

Radical Entertainment's Sound Effects Designer, Cory Hawthorne, shows us how much work went into making the awesome sound effects for their…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2006

How do you know if your blood is suitable for donation? What happens to your blood after you donate it? Watch and find out!

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Troy Hurtubise, the inventor of the Ursus bear-proof suit, is back with another amazing invention.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Troy Hurtubise demonstrates how his invention could save lives and property from fire and even shows how it could have prevented the Space Shuttle…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Troy Hurtubise meets with a materials engineer at the University of Toronto to find out why his Fire Paste works so well.