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  • Flies Eating Donuts show

    Flies Eating Donuts

    David consults a government ninja fly assassin to learn how flies eat. Then David eats a donut the way a fly eats a donut and...

    (02:14)
  • Mechanical Thumb Club show

    Mechanical Thumb Club

    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....

    (03:11)
  • Nightmare Scenario show

    Nightmare Scenario

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

    (03:00)
  • Grip It show

    Grip It

    David learns how to strengthen his grip from a group of professional arm wrestlers. No shirts required.

    (02:33)
  • What is Fire? show

    What is Fire?

    David tries to understand just exactly what fire is. Then David checks out a 12-foot-high column of flame. Yeah, you read...

    (01:52)
  • The Tube show

    The Tube

    Learn how to make a new kind of paper plane.

    (03:40)
  • The Boomerang show

    The Boomerang

    See how to make a paper plane that will come back again and again.

    (14:54)
  • The Suzanne show

    The Suzanne

    Get step-by-step instructions on how to make the paper plane that holds the current world record.

    (06:34)
  • The Tumbling Wing show

    The Tumbling Wing

    Let the paper plane guy show you how to make a paper plane with a twist.

    (03:43)
  • Exploding Watermelon show

    Exploding Watermelon

    Tim Shaw conducts a science experiment to see how many rubber bands it takes to make a watermelon explode.

    (03:39)
  • Bubbles in a Tank show

    Bubbles in a Tank

    Tim Shaw conducts a science experiment to see what happens when you blow bubbles into an empty fish tank.

    (02:22)
  • Soda Bottles vs Air Pressure show

    Soda Bottles vs Air Pressure

    Tim Shaw conducts a science experiment to see how much air pressure a large soda bottle can handle versus a small soda bottle.

    (03:26)
  • Thermite Experiment show

    Thermite Experiment

    Tim Shaw conducts a science experiment to find out what happens when thermite is ignited on top of a block of ice.

    (02:55)
  • Can Science and Religion Coexist? show

    Can Science and Religion Coexist?

    StarTalk tackles a burning question: Can Science and Religion Coexist? Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson and evolutionary biologist and...

    (10:37)
  • Star Talk: Richard Dawkins (Condensed Version) show

    Star Talk: Richard Dawkins (Condensed Version)

    Featuring an interview with biologist Richard Dawkins, host Neil deGrasse Tyson and his guests discuss science and religion.

    (10:37)
  • Double Homicide show

    Double Homicide

    What killed this Nanotyrannus and Triceratops?

    (01:36)
  • 14 Years in the Making show

    14 Years in the Making

    The crew behind New Horizon had limited time and resources before liftoff.

    (02:57)
  • Breakthrough Trailer show

    Breakthrough Trailer

    What have been humanity's last scientific advances? From baby steps to magnificent strides—witness it all on Breakthrough.

    (02:22)
  • Jason Silva on the Future of Aging show

    Jason Silva on the Future of Aging

    Jason Silva believes that tweaking the process of cell turnover could add decades to our lives.

    (00:57)
  • Water Reclamation: Overview show

    Water Reclamation: Overview

    Reclaiming your toilet water is an invaluable resource in the battle for water conservation.

    (01:04)