Welcome to a new world, a very still world.
(01:20)Over Manhattan, a news helicopter has a terrible malfunction.
(02:43)Should we put UFO sightings be put down to our imagination?
(00:35)Dive near the Bahamas in search of the legendary city of Atlantis.
(01:25)The gang hears from a witness firsthand.
(02:54)Continuing experimentation with nuclear bombs could be the solution to traveling at the speed of light.
(03:02)Get a first look at the stunning new science series hosted by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson.
(02:26)A group of paranormal researchers from the south Jersey shore are out on a nighttime search for the legendary New Jersey devil.
(03:06)Tim explores how many vacuum cleaners it takes to hold up a station wagon.
(02:33)Who says treadmills are only for exercise when you can use them in so many creative ways?
(01:54)How to ride your bike around a wall, and why you fail.
(03:39)How hard is it to balance on a ball? Very hard.
(03:04)Building a space telescope in the hopes of capturing a clear view of the universe isn't easy. It is a feat that would push...
(02:34)In the near future, tiny microscopic robots will fix our cells so that they never get old or fall apart.
(02:26)On a piece of parkland, very close to Hanoi, Mike's on the hunt for the Malayan krait. This snake's venom is ten times more...
(03:11)Blue holes time capsules webisode from Diving the Labyrinth series on National Geographic Channel
(03:05)Fitted in pressure suits, U-2 test pilots were required to fly at unheard of speeds and altitudes.
(02:53)The gang tests their first rocket - will it survive the launch?
(03:55)How comets were perceived throughout history and art is explored.
(02:05)Zolt Levay talks about the programme called the Frontier Fields.
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