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By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

After major forest fires, these firefighters use many methods to detect hotpsots before they can restart the fire.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Dan ventures to Tai Shan, China, to find the cave home of a bat species that he has never seen before.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

This dramatic and unique new structure in Seville, Spain, is one of the largest wooden structures in the world and is the source of a high-tech…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Middle school students flock to Spaceport America in New Mexico to witness the launch of a rocket containing 27 of their experiments.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

One of the world's most advanced infared spectrometers is giving researchers a new look at the stars in and around our galaxy.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

California's Department of Transportation is undertaking a massive engineering project to build a pair of tunnels to bypass the rockslide-prone…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Engineers have turned a huge flat parking lot into world-class rapids for Olympic kayakers, and they continue to tweak the design to make it even…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The race to build the ultimate thrill ride has been turned up a notch by this extreme combination of waterslide and roller coaster.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Daily Planet goes to military free fall school to watch the soldiers train for a risky operation.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Professor Joe Kniss uses high-tech skateboards in an indoor virtual space called "The Dome" to aid him in teaching math and computer science.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Ewald Schuster has spent 30 years building a working model of the famous Harrier Jet and today is the day to attempt his first vertical landing.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Engineers from McGill University visit the Mars Yard at the Canadian Space Agency to test prototype tires for the Juno lunar rover.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The events of 9/11 inspired firefighter Ryan Alles to develop a system for workers in skyscrapers to safely escape the tall buildings in times of…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

17-year-old nuclear physicist Taylor Wilson was inspired by the events of 9/11 to invent a neutron detector that can cheaply and easily scan cargo…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Bull Leapers use the laws of physics to their advantage as they entertain the Spanish crowds by leaping over bulls in the ring.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Visit the Plastinarium to learn how artist Gunther von Hagens and his helpers create the pieces for his world-famous Body Worlds exhibit, which is…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Aaron "Kid" Colton hasn't let a serious accident and a lack of cash derail his dream to regain his freestyle streetbike stunt championship.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Invertebrate neurobiologist Claire Rind has discovered how big, heavy tarantulas can climb smooth vertical surfaces.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Anthropologist and extreme ritual researcher Dimitris Xygalatas travelled to San Pedro Manrique, Spain, to study the ritual of firewalking and made…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Ziya travels to South Korea to uncover the truth behind the myth of the Jeju Mermaids, known as haenyo... and what she discovers may surprise you.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Engineers in Japan have developed a fully wearable mechanical walking machine that can be "driven" by almost anyone, with a little training.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Engineering student and mad tinkerer Chris McIntosh has turned an old recliner into a comfortable road warrior.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Come along as we watch Jaco de Groot train and compete to become the Dutch National Fierljeppen Champion.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Watch as Dan's knuckles turn white when he takes a ride on one of the first STOL (Short Take Off and Landing) aircraft.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Meet a member of a dying breed; a swordsmith that uses traditional techniques to forge master-crafted weapons

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Before fighter pilots ever take to the air, they have to prove that they can cope with the massive G-forces that their bodies will have to endure…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Monster truck meets jet truck when Grave Digger races Shockwave in a drag race between two massive engines.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Ziya wonders when human beings began to cook their food.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Engineers at the University of Pittsburgh believe that bamboo is the building material of the future.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Mark Miller checks out Canada's only mobile skydiving simulator.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Mechanical engineering students at Colorado State University are building a hovercraft they hope will someday explore Titan, Saturn's largest moon.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Blast off to the Netherlands where we meet a group of amateur rocket engineers that have built some pretty impressive record-breaking rockets.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Don Justo has built a massive, intricate Spanish cathedral entirely out of salvaged and donated materials, and he did it with no formal architectural…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Engineers in Antwerp, Belgium, built an above-ground train tunnel and then covered it in solar panels to generate clean electricity.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Watch the Dutch National Olympic BMX Team train for their Olympic Games debut in London in 2012.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Steve Feltham has been a full-time Loch Ness Monster unter for 20 years.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Watch as a team of road warriors compete for the Rickety Downhill Challenge trophy on an abandoned stretch of road.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Earthscape artist Andres Amador battles time and tide to create his works of art and photograph them before they're washed away.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Ice climber Will Gadd's newest sport, born in the Rocky Mountains, uses a paraglider-style wing to fly very close to the terrain.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Researchers use the wind tunnel at UBC to discover how the Bar-headed Goose flies higher than other birds can even dream of flying.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

K2 Solutions are now training Labrador Retrievers for use by the US military to detect roadside bombs.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Fossil Fuels is the newest oldest beer in the world, brewed with yeast extracted from 45-million-year-old tree resin.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The St. Andrews Golf Co. is Scotland's last remaining golf club maker and the only traditional wooden golf club maker on Earth. Daily Planet…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Ziya travels to South Korea to get down and dirty at the Boryeong Mud Festival.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Part scooter and part car, this two-wheeled electric vehicle could change the world of personal transportation.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Mark Miller ventures to Canada's only desert to learn how to wrangle rattlesnakes.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Researchers are trying to understand how and why living plants burn.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Engineering student Colin Smith is hoping to synthetically reproduce a bat's wing.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Truckers face many challenges as they prepare to haul 12 giant pieces of machinery 1,100 miles from Southern Idaho to Northern Alberta.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

YouTube snesation Jörg Sprave has built some very unusual and very powerful slingshots.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

When his wife hurt her knee and couldn't run or ride a bicycle, Wayne Wilson decided to build the flycycle, but can he get it off the ground?

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Check out how the world's third largest port is cleaning up its act, the eco-friendly way.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

This cutting edge surveillance system is helping researchers observe the abundant yet elusive myctophids off the California coast.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

A group of researchers in Alberta are trying new ways to contain the toxic sludge produced when processing the oil in the tar sands.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Researchers are using lasers and high-tech photography called photogrammetry to make the most accurate and detailed 3D models the monuments ever seen.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Former batboy Cameron Kruse has developed a machine that quickly and uniformly "muds" baseballs before use in a game.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Engineers are building a walkway along the cliff's edge at the Capilano Canyons to give visitors a rock climber's view. 30 stories up.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Offshore workers need to be prepared for the worst and this training school will teach them what to do if their helicopter goes down at sea.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Offshore workers need to be prepared for the worst and this training school will teach them what to do if fire breaks out on their ship or oil rig…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

See how a brave group of Canadian researchers are transforming the way they catch bears and do their part to protect the threatened species.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

This new extreme sport in the United Kingdom combines the age-old sport of horse racing with modern skateboarding.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Sabine Schmitz's Porsche Ring Taxi is probably the fastest and most expensive taxi in the world.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

This extreme electric bus from Italy has more in common with a Ferrari and a stretch limousine than a school bus.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

This extreme downhill race in British Columbia attracts the world's best downhill longboard racers and the world's best skateboard wheel…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Dale Lomas is an blogger who loves hot wheels. He writes about fast cars and sets fast lap times on one of the world's oldest and longest race tracks.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

With only two old photographs to work from, Hubert Drescher built a working replica of the world's first operational hybrid vehicle.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Zoltan Bod is building a one-of-a-kind car to see just how many miles he can get out of a tank of gas while driving comfortably.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Researchers at China's Shandong University are trying to solve the mystery of how horseshoe bats use their shapeshifting ears to navigate in the dark.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Fourty-four team members in four countries have teamed up to build a very fast modular car that pushes the limits of fuel efficiency.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Thrill Engineers at the Thrill Laboratory of the University of Nottingham are developing the next generation of thrill rides.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Students from the University of Delft prepare for their attempt at breaking the world record for the fastest human-powered bike.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

We rejoin the students from the University of Delft to see if all their hard work will pay off as they make their attempt at breaking the world…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Get exclusive access to this new whale of a plane is one of the biggest and most powerful cargo planes on the planet.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Get an inside look at the unique waterworks system in the desert of New Mexico.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Meet the creator of the world's smallest personal watercraft, a jet-powered body board.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

A Canadian photographer has constructed an ingenious device that will allow him to document the many carvings that were created by Canadian soldiers…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Meet an exceptional man in Birmingham, England, who is helping to reignite interest in an old trade.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The Port of Long Beach is the testing ground of the Carolyn Dorothy, the world's first hybrid tugboat.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Engineers and workers in Barcelona, Spain, have to be extremely careful as they build an underground high-speed train line under some of the world's…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

A cow belches every 40 seconds, and the Green Feed system was invented to measure the methane output of these burps.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

US Navy pilots undergo a rigorous training program to learn how to survive a crash in water.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The Universoty of Central Florida had developed a simulator that tests how much distractions like cell phones affect truck drivers.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

This game-changing military pilot helmet with a high-tech visor is one of the most sophisticated helmets ever built.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Virgin Galactic's Space Flight venture for tourists is now just months away from launch and the final touches are being made on a truly…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

A team of students from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University prepare to compete against professionals in NASA's first-ever competition to find…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Qualifying day is here for NASA's Green Glight Challenge and the Embry-Riddle team is ready to show off their electric plane.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

If you're an adrenaline junkie who loves extreme sports, you'll enjoy watching this group of skydivers that are looking to break some canopy piloting…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

In the next stage of the canopy piloting competition, the teams are now shooting more for accuracy than speed.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

This plane's highly configurable and highly customizable interior makes this "minivan of the sky" able to take on many military roles from carrying…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Tegan Hammond is continuing her family's tradition of setting records at the Bonneville Salt Flats.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

A group of companies are hoping to use giant air bags underthe surface of Lake Ontario to store excess energy until it's needed.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Join us at the Aviation Survival Training Center where military pilots undergo emergency survival training.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Canada's Wonderland is in the process of constructing one of the world's biggest and fastest steel roller coasters, standing over three hundred feet…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Jay Ingram takes us to the Bonneville Salt Flats and shows us the incredible variety of vehicles that show up each year to set speed records.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Researchers at the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute are trying to solve the common problems involved in helping people walk again after accident or…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Dan ventures deep into a cave in China to try to catch a horseshoe bat so he can study how their ugly faces help them find their way in the dark.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety has a unique research centre in Florida that studies how to minimize damage during natural…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Meet an artist who reinforces the claim that one man's trash is another man's treasure.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Meet an incredible man from California who loves to hang glide... despite the fact that he is confined to a wheelchair.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico houses the longest and fastest sled track in the world and is the place where the US military tests things like…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Got a score to settle with someone? How about using these life-sized Rock 'em Sock 'Em Robots?

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Meet a Florida man who transforms regular factory-built cars into eye-catching custom creations.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

This Oregon inventor powers his beautiful bicycles with jet engines that he builds from scratch.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

This Dutch company personal submersibles that allow 2 to 5 people to explore the oceans in a unique way.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

A high-tech team of students at UC Berkeley have developed a helicopter-like machine that uses learning-based model predictive control to predict…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Looking Glass Aquariums has built a reputation of creating saltwater aquariums in any size, shape or form that can be installed anywhere you like.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The RYNO is part unicycle, part motorcycle, part Segway that Chris Hoffman built at his daughter's suggestion.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Dan visits a hurrican research centre where he's placed in a wind tunnel to see what it's like to be caught in a hurricane.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

This extreme high-speed machine sets land speed records at the Bonneville Salt Flats with an engine that's more than 60 years old.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The best firework builders on the continent - including the "Wayne Gretzky of fireworks" - gather in North Dakota once a year to compete by lighting…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Aeros is building a more maneuverable blimp the size of a football field that should revitalize the blimp business.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The Wave Glider unmanned research vessels are robotic explorers designed to monitor the world's oceans and accumulate data.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Echolocation, or flash sonar, is being used to help the blind to interpret returning sound waves to map their environment in detail.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Falconer Alex May uses Harris Hawks to intimidate and scare seagulls and crows away from the Vancouver docks.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Canada's pro continental cycling team - Team SpiderTech - uses a computerized training system to monitor its performance over time.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Watch an elaborate training exercise on the Florida coast between the US Coast Guard, the fire department, Panama City Police and US Customs…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Three massive man-made floating islands in Seoul, South Korea are engineered to maintain position even in Korea's monsoon season.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The Treycycle, created by Ray Ackley, is a three-wheeled motorcycle powered by a V6 engine and designed for safety and performance.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Musician and inventor Adam Place has designed the Alpha Sphere to make electronic music a more hands-on experience.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Two brothers in Pueblo, Colorado are building a coffee empire with coffee beans roasted using solar energy.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Learn how aircraft including a huge Airbus A330 are painted at Lufthansa Technik near the airport in Hamburg, Germany.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

A new hard-drive designed by ioSafe survives 1 million volts of electricity generated by a Tesla coil

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The husband and wife team of Jon Sarriugarte and Kyrsten Mate have designed and built two drivable dragons for Burning Man.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

At the Save Brain Clinic neurologist Dr. Jaewon Lee treats Internet addiction by using biofeedback techniques to increase patients' beta waves.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Scott Weaver has combined his love of San Francisco and his love of toothpicks to create the world's largest interactive toothpick structure.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

At Cotswold Airport in England, Air Salvage International strips and dismantles used airplanes for recycling.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Jay Ingram tries his skills at axe throwing to participate in the Backyard Axe Throwing League in Toronto.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

On a farm in Virginia, military doctors recreate sniper scenarios using simulated limbs as a means of training combat triage personnel.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Researchers in Switzerland are developing a wheelchair for severely motor-impaired persons that can be controlled using brain signals alone.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Vancouver Paranormal Society investigators spend the night in a "haunted" old mansion using cameras and microphones in the hope of recording any…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Industrial hemp is being grown for a hybrid material to be used in making car parts for Canada's first bio-composite automobile.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Musician/composer Michael Peterman has brought together an ensemble of vintage kitchen appliances for a one-of-a-kind orchestra.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Cloned glow-in-the-dark dogs and cats are being used in research for tracking human diseases such as diabetes, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Experience another of automotive artist Randy Grubb's creations - the Decoliner - a fanciful vehicle inspired by 1930s art-deco trailers.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Flight-enabled robots construct a six-metre-tall structure designed to be the prototype for a vertical village housing 30,000 people.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Learn how to drive a powerful tugboat using a tugboat simulator, then see what it takes to control a real tugboat in Vancouver harbour.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Off the California coast, oceanographers deploy a robotic ear to measure noise in the ocean.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Sports technologists help rowers improve their speed and performance by using instrumentation to maximize the athletes' positive forces.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

MIT undergraduate student Stephan Boyer has developed a partially self-balancing electric unicycle to enable him to get around a busy university…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

New sports mouthguards crammed with electronics provide real-time information to help protect an athlete's brain from damage caused by concussion.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

A remote-controlled eye-in-the-sky with an onboard computer and camera will help firefighters track and deal with wildfires.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

It's a tough day for model railroaders at the Montreal Model Railroaders Association, when the time comes to dismantle and move what they worked on…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

See what happens when The Careless Teens decide to construct a human hamster wheel from two antique wagon wheels and put it up in a tree.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Model engineer Jerry Kieffer has built an exact replica of his beloved 1947 Harley-Davidson, at 1/8 the size of the original.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

The staff who work at Otherlab take on big problems, including how to make big inflatable robots move.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Inventor James Dyson talks about his company, which grew out of his frustration and dissatisfaction with vacuums and fans and taking new approachs to…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Inventor Richard Hewitt has designed a bicycle that can wash your clothes as you pedal down the street.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Take a trip on a new Twin Otter aircraft, the Canadian all-weather, go-anywhere icon that has been brought back to life by Viking Air.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

A powerful rocket being tested near Oxford, England could soon power a longer, sleeker version of a conventional airline that would travel at Mach 5.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

A new inflatable wetsuit co-designed by Shane Dorian and Hub Hubbard is already in use by some big wave riders, making surfing a much safer sport.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Hate mosquitoes? Eric Johanson is working on a laser which targets the critters and zaps them in mid-flight.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Jon Free makes tin tone guitars from biscuit tins and scrap pieces of wood and metal, and he is the world's only tin box guitar maker.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

In a sub-zero lab in Montana, researchers reconstruct avalanches in order to better understand the specific weather patterns that create certain snow…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

To test if he can land safely while wearing a 50-pound jetpack, aerial stuntman Troy Hartman tries out different speedwings.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Experiencing sleep problems with jet lag? Find out how horses deal with jet lag when they are shipped overseas to race in competition.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Scientists at Simon Fraser University use a hyperbaric chamber to study the effects of altitude and hypoxia on the human body.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Watch how artist Paul Veroude dismantles a car piece by tiny piece and displays that same automobile in an exploded view.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Follow two Canadian teams on a 6,000 kilometre car rally from England to The Gambia in Africa, using cheap cars with slim chances of reaching the…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Can a robot play hockey? Check out Jennifer, the ice hockey-playing robot, as she helps researchers build robots that could be used in emergency…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Professor John Priscu and his team have discovered that micro-organisms are thriving in ice three kilometres below the surface of Antartica.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Shoji Tanaka, the inventor of the Noah Capsule, demonstrates how his miniature habitat is designed to help people survive earthquakes or tsunamis.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Members at the Archangel Ancient Tree Archive gather plant material from giant sequoias for the purpose of propagation.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Designer Tim Davies has built a large inflatable wearable spider puppet that is attracting lots of attention.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Three Amphibex icebreakers work together with two large ice cutting machines to break up the ice on the Red River in Manitoba.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Visit Whitefish, Montana for one weekend each year when cowboys and ski buffs get together for a crazy sport called ski joring.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

New lightweight ballistic armour invented by John Bourque should be a lifesaver for military and law enforcement personnel.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Take a visit to Greathouse Labs, where Lance Greathouse builds special wheelchairs from junk in his spare time.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Matt Bunting designs and builds hexapods that he has taught to recognize faces and walk and behave like living organisms.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Visit a tire recycling facility in Ontario, where tires are chopped into tiny pieces, the steel is removed, and the crumbs of rubber are put into…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Watch how small robots work together as a swarmanoid to overcome obstacles and achieve tasks they could not do individually.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Have a crazy idea for a snowboard upgrade? The guys at Signal Snowboards just might be able to bring your idea into reality.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

What is the earliest date for the human use of fire? Anthropologist Dr. Michael Chazan just might have the answer to that.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Safety testing for Leviathan, the biggest roller coaster in Canada, is intensive and thorough before any people are allowed to ride on the train.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Watch how a research team works with live cobras in the Florida Everglades to gain useful information on human posture.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

John Collins knows more about the dynamics of flying paper airplanes than anyone else, and displays his prowess for the Guiness World Record.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

How well do wind turbine blades stand up under extreme weather conditions? To find out, researchers apply various pressures to new blade designs.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Ultrarunner Ray Zahab is tested during a rigourous marathon in Chile across the Andes, to find out how much he suffers with the stress on his body.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Come along on an amazing journey to re-introduce zoo-bred northern bald ibis into the wild, as they are taught migration patterns with the aid of a…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

It is moving day for a massive Delta IV Heavy rocket as it travels from the horizontal integration facility at Cape Canaveral, Florida to the launch…

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

With armoured protection critical in the world's deadly combat zones, a new type of glass for armoured vehicles has very special capabilities.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Search and Rescue dogs carrying snakebots could be a big help to teams trying to locate disaster victims buried in rubble.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Love skateboarding? Bring the skatepark to you with foldable ramps in a box that can be taken anywhere and linked together.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Climb onboard the HMCS Victoria and experience what it's like to work inside Canada's first fully operational diesel-electric stealth submarine.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Results from experiments with a model airplane simulator could help with belly landings of real aircraft in emergency situations.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Want to test the buoyancy of crash survival suits? Try strapping yourself into this specially designed chair underwater.

By Exploration Production Inc. - 2011

Candies and pop are not just for fun anymore. They can also be used to find out more about polar bonding.

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The Doctors head into the lab to conduct a terrific tooth testing test to demonstrate why you have different types of teeth in your mouth. In…

By Serious Lunch Ltd - 2017

The Doctors head into the lab with the Dr. Xand Patented Eyebrow Eliminator to demonstrate why humans have eybrows. In Operation Takeover, the…

By Serious Lunch Ltd - 2017

The Doctors head into the lab to demonstrate how brain's neuroplasticity, grey matter, white matter all come into play when you are learning new…