Curiosity NOW

A look at the U.S. Secret Service's cyber crime division.

Researchers are beginning to understand how the 98 percent "junk" part of human DNA works to decide personal characteristics and tendencies.

Scientists study the non-coding 98 percent of human DNA to identify countless switches to promote or suppress the physiological reactions of a body or determine the DNA conditions of offspring before they are born.

Internet co-creators Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn devised a language that created the Internet.

A look at how web advertising, search engines and surveillance have transformed the world.

Stars, like humans, vary in warmth, size and brightness; recent discoveries hint at over 200 billion stars in our galaxy, the Milky Way; an insight into Earth's past and future and what humanity knows of space.

In terms of the Universe, we know we don't know much, especially when it comes to dark matter and dark energy; scientists are devoting so much of their time to discovering as much as they possibly can about this mysterious matter.

Astronauts adapt to the challenges of space living-- the unique environment, tasteless food and canned air's scent; exploring how coping mechanisms are crucial for life and work in space.

Climate change and pollution have dire consequences for the atmosphere of the planet; exploring the latest technology and science looking into the health of the atmosphere.

Exploring the latest updates on the new space hardware that can potentially launch mankind into the next generation of space flight; some rockets and capsules are on time while others are not so fortunate.

Exploring EXO Mars and Curiosity as they continue their scientific discoveries, as humanity prepares for new missions, both robotic and manned, to Mars.

Exploring space as Cassini completes its Saturn mission, Juno observes Jupiter and New Horizons heads to the solar system's edge.

An examination of the sling shot technique and its uses for sending spacecraft across larger distances with gravity.

With continuous observation of Earth, scientists have built a data set that reveals much about how the planet breathes and how life sustains itself on it; exploring the data about the changing systems of the planet.

Exploring cosmic and x-rays; these mysterious and highly powerful particles from deep space are being investigated to finally discover where they come from.

The LISA pathfinder has led the way for a space-based gravity wave detector; discussing gravity waves and why they are so hard to detect.

Exploring how the Ionosphere, Earth's space interface, impacts radio, GPS and satellites; changing day to night, new satellites explore its mysteries.

Stars, like humans, vary in warmth, size and brightness; recent discoveries hint at over 200 billion stars in our galaxy, the Milky Way; an insight into Earth's past and future and what humanity knows of space.

In terms of the Universe, we know we don't know much, especially when it comes to dark matter and dark energy; scientists are devoting so much of their time to discovering as much as they possibly can about this mysterious matter.

Astronauts adapt to the challenges of space living-- the unique environment, tasteless food and canned air's scent; exploring how coping mechanisms are crucial for life and work in space.

Climate change and pollution have dire consequences for the atmosphere of the planet; exploring the latest technology and science looking into the health of the atmosphere.

Exploring the latest updates on the new space hardware that can potentially launch mankind into the next generation of space flight; some rockets and capsules are on time while others are not so fortunate.

Exploring EXO Mars and Curiosity as they continue their scientific discoveries, as humanity prepares for new missions, both robotic and manned, to Mars.

Exploring space as Cassini completes its Saturn mission, Juno observes Jupiter and New Horizons heads to the solar system's edge.

An examination of the sling shot technique and its uses for sending spacecraft across larger distances with gravity.

With continuous observation of Earth, scientists have built a data set that reveals much about how the planet breathes and how life sustains itself on it; exploring the data about the changing systems of the planet.

Exploring cosmic and x-rays; these mysterious and highly powerful particles from deep space are being investigated to finally discover where they come from.

The LISA pathfinder has led the way for a space-based gravity wave detector; discussing gravity waves and why they are so hard to detect.

Exploring how the Ionosphere, Earth's space interface, impacts radio, GPS and satellites; changing day to night, new satellites explore its mysteries.

Astronauts adapt to the challenges of space living-- the unique environment, tasteless food and canned air's scent; exploring how coping mechanisms are crucial for life and work in space.

Climate change and pollution have dire consequences for the atmosphere of the planet; exploring the latest technology and science looking into the health of the atmosphere.

Exploring the latest updates on the new space hardware that can potentially launch mankind into the next generation of space flight; some rockets and capsules are on time while others are not so fortunate.

Exploring EXO Mars and Curiosity as they continue their scientific discoveries, as humanity prepares for new missions, both robotic and manned, to Mars.

Exploring space as Cassini completes its Saturn mission, Juno observes Jupiter and New Horizons heads to the solar system's edge.

An examination of the sling shot technique and its uses for sending spacecraft across larger distances with gravity.

Part 2/2. Simmering discontent erupts in the French Revolution, which overthrows the monarchy and changes the course of history.

A journey to some of the mysteries of how the early Celts emerged and expanded since the 8th Century BC: from the collapse of the Hallstatt salt mines, to the bizarre rituals inside Bull Rock cave.

After thriving as traders for over three centuries, the Celts reinvented themselves as fearless warriors who waged war all over Europe.

In the 2nd Century BC, Celtic tribes established prosperous cities dedicated to trade along the Amber Road and the Danube; but external threats to their society forced them into smaller fortified settlements known as oppida.

An embedded French Revolution, seen through cameras that dive into the heart of history, following its every jolt.

Part 2/2. Simmering discontent erupts in the French Revolution, which overthrows the monarchy and changes the course of history.

A journey to some of the mysteries of how the early Celts emerged and expanded since the 8th Century BC: from the collapse of the Hallstatt salt mines, to the bizarre rituals inside Bull Rock cave.

After thriving as traders for over three centuries, the Celts reinvented themselves as fearless warriors who waged war all over Europe.

In the 2nd Century BC, Celtic tribes established prosperous cities dedicated to trade along the Amber Road and the Danube; but external threats to their society forced them into smaller fortified settlements known as oppida.

An embedded French Revolution, seen through cameras that dive into the heart of history, following its every jolt.

Part 2/2. Simmering discontent erupts in the French Revolution, which overthrows the monarchy and changes the course of history.

Evidence shows that 12 female disciples also played a critical role in the birth of Christianity by preaching, healing, baptizing and even bankrolling the movement.

Sheila Hancock tries to understand how the Bronte sisters have been able to write such profound books.

In late Victorian England, women begin to organize to gain the right to vote in a struggle that lasts well into the early 20th century.

Widely regarded as the first woman of African American descent to have a pilot's license, Bessie Coleman soars across the sky.

Exploring nature as seen through the hearts, minds and eyes of the world's greatest female cinematographers.

Evidence shows that 12 female disciples also played a critical role in the birth of Christianity by preaching, healing, baptizing and even bankrolling the movement.

Sheila Hancock tries to understand how the Bronte sisters have been able to write such profound books.

In late Victorian England, women begin to organize to gain the right to vote in a struggle that lasts well into the early 20th century.

Widely regarded as the first woman of African American descent to have a pilot's license, Bessie Coleman soars across the sky.

Exploring nature as seen through the hearts, minds and eyes of the world's greatest female cinematographers.

Evidence shows that 12 female disciples also played a critical role in the birth of Christianity by preaching, healing, baptizing and even bankrolling the movement.

Sheila Hancock tries to understand how the Bronte sisters have been able to write such profound books.

In late Victorian England, women begin to organize to gain the right to vote in a struggle that lasts well into the early 20th century.

Part 2/2. Simmering discontent erupts in the French Revolution, which overthrows the monarchy and changes the course of history.