Discovery Science

Experts explain the different components in science and reveal how the pioneers tackled the forces of the universe.

Host Danny Forster sheds light on the world's tallest twisting structure in Kuwait, which is known as the Al Hamra tower.

Something in space is attacking the brains of the astronauts. What is it? Should NASA be worried about the sudden appearance of so-called space fireflies?

Experts demonstrate how to build one's very own rocket ship, hovercraft and MRI scanner.

The host explores the intricate craftsmanship behind premium Panama hats and delves into the unique python roundup efforts in Florida.

Mark takes a look at three unique pools: one filled with 25 million Orbeez, another with liquid sand and the last with jello. Along the way, he unveils a never-before-seen blaster.

The presenter highlights the new discoveries of planets beyond the solar system and why they force scientists to rethink how planets form.

An astronaut on a spacewalk begins to drown. How could the alarming event happen? Plus, have NASA discovered an asteroid that has been converted into a spacecraft?

The host closely examines the construction of the world's strongest hurricane protection system in New Orleans, USA.

Johnny Galecki and his genius team of pranksters engineer a chemical emergency and find out what happens when mind control goes wrong.

The host explores a hidden gem in an old Hamburg warehouse, revealing a miniature world. Furthermore, this space showcases stunning craftsmanship.

Mark dives into the most absurdly scaled-up toys he has ever made: the world's largest Nerf blaster, the world's largest Super Soaker and a snowball machine gun.

The presenter explores the new discoveries revealing that the planet is heading towards a mysterious area of the cosmos that could eject everything into oblivion.

Experts wonder whether NASA is responsible for a nuclear explosion on Jupiter. Furthermore, new evidence may finally reveal the truth behind the mystery of the iconic face on Mars.