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.
(01:04)Elsa Zaldívar - Rolex Awards For Enterprise 2008
(00:59)Tim Bauer - Rolex Awards For Enterprise 2008
(00:59)Hitler, who swore to destroy Communism has a history-making treaty signed with his worst enemy, the USSR.
(03:09)In Orange County we are very interested in the water source for the gardens.
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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)Abandoned by their paid “coyote” guide in the desert, a group of illegal immigrants contact border patrol for a rescue.
(01:02)Catching and landing Great Whites for Science? Are they crazy, courageous, or both?
(01:07)To understand one you've got to catch one. Do the Shark Men have what it takes to tag and track the rare and vulnerable Great W...
(01:07)A look at traffic duty from the 1950s.
(01:21)Dan Cruickshank goes for a ride on the Scots Guardsman.
(00:54)See Dan Cruickshank take his first driving lesson on a steam train!
(02:33)The Planet was an up-to-date version of The Rocket that was exported to other countries by Britain.
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