SCIENCE VIDEOS

In green hills, local herders graze sheep and goats. The powerful sun brings out plants even in this dry zone.

Green hills and alpine meadows, arid salt flats, miniature sand dunes give way to ferocious mountains. The landscapes of the...

Joe and Big Ant go to pick up Spike, the aggressive dog, from his three-week training stint in Upstate New York. Eric Bellows...

In the known universe, there are powerful forces at work. With the energy to create and the power to destroy. It’s the raw,...

It’s one of the nastiest bugs Mike's hunted so far – with an agonising and toxic bite that can send your body into major...

Meet an engineer who set up an experiment to find out how many balloons it takes to lift a house.

This discussion about the age old ritual of stargazing shows how the Big Dipper has been seen through the centuries.

How comets were perceived throughout history and art is explored.

In the early 20th century, the zeppelin was crafted from some surprising materials.

David wants to understand the physics of a coin toss, so he meets up with a guy named Jeff, who builds catapults for a living....

David meets with a track coach to help him work out his deep-seated issues with revolving doors.

In the beautiful Muir Woods forest, rockstar arborist "Canopy" Meg teaches "TV Dave" how to use a scientific device called a...

Neil deGrasse Tyson talks with Eugene Mirman and Janna Levin about his favorite thing, black holes.

Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson sits down with actor, author and activist George Takei to discuss how the once-futuristic scenarios in...

Featuring an interview with filmmaker Christopher Nolan, host Neil deGrasse Tyson and his guests discuss relativity and the...