Fortunately they still have the oil they made earlier. So it’s time for the ultimate test: will that oil fire up the grain d...
(01:47)They’re worried that the engine might not be strong enough but to get the boat onto the plane, Alberto will need to give it a...
(02:19)Machu Picchu is a spectacular sight, but its location meant considerable hardship for builders. Heavy rainfall and earthquake t...
(02:59)The theological implications of this important biblical document are explored by scholars and scientists.
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(00:59)The Hubble space telescope has the most powerful window on soaring star factories but astronauts will travel back into space to...
(00:50)Ten a.m., December 8. It’s just 25 Fahrenheit degrees in Queens. But inside Rescue Ink’s headquarters, things are heating up.
(03:59)Today, the guys head to the South Bronx, in response to an urgent plea, from a Navy veteran. The man says he was brutally beate...
(03:13)Rescue Ink heads to a gritty section of the South Bronx—one of the city’s toughest areas. They’ll be up against a problem...
(03:00)The Rescue Ink team busts Miguel for how he's treating his dog Zeus.
(01:39)Joe Panz confronts Zeus the dog's owner.
(00:51)Director of Photography Peter Hutchens and Producer George Kralovansky have some fun with a boom microphone cover.
(01:21)John Cornett discusses how the telescope he uses is designed to observe the sun's corona.
(01:29)Meteorologist Fritz Coleman discusses global warming.
(01:45)Alexi Pevtsov from the National Solar Observatory discusses studying solar activity.
(05:47)The human eye is tuned in to just a very narrow band of the electromagnetic spectrum. In fact, what we can see is just a tiny f...
(04:00)Bryan Penprase discusses the locations of the ancient equinoxes in Casa Rinconada.
(00:45)The scientists are speculating on what could happen if a massive solar storm came down to earth.
(02:59)What is causing the Corona to superheat?
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