Discovery Science

A brand-new NASA mission to the Sun reveals cutting-edge discoveries about it. Later, the findings from the Parker Solar Probe challenge everything we know about it.

Physicists believed free will did not exist until the discovery of quantum uncertainty. In the present day, other scientists add to the debate over the subject.

In 2012, scientists were filled with questions after they found the Higgs boson which they had been searching to explain how matter came to exist in the universe.

Martin and Liz travel from the glaciers of Canada to the heat of Death Valley to reveal evidence of the most powerful geological events, the Ice Ages.

In 'Frankenstein', Mary Shelley imagines man creating life in a laboratory. Experts reveal whether her masterpiece is a prophecy of progress or a warning against science running amok.

The crew looks at some of mother nature's biggest moments on the internet, including cuddly bears, criminal ferrets and an entire island made from trash.

Kevin and Grant turn a blast of air into a ring of fire when they build a vortex cannon. Further, they use quantum physics to send a levitating racer around a track.

The Rosetta mission was a ground-breaking expedition to land on a comet for the very first time. Also, experts with special access reveal what this cutting-edge journey discovered.

Experts ponder over why visionary science fiction writer Philip K Dick felt that science can change one's perception of reality and if humans can exist in two realities at once.

Tory Belleci and Streetbike Tommy check out one of the world's largest fireworks companies to reveal the explosive secrets of its pyrotechnics experts.

Experts reveal how pioneers tackle the forces of the universe and face the elements to capture something amazing.

Grant and Kevin test a giant paper airplane that can fly over 200 yards and create the ultimate beer delivery system using pneumatics.

New discoveries reveal an astonishing supermassive black hole that was born during the earliest days of the cosmos and try to find out how it grew so large.

HG Wells, who established himself as a science fiction writer of almost clairvoyant talent, holds an ominous warning of the dark side of progress.