CuriosityStream

James jumps in the sensory deprivation tank with a man who took LSD with dolphins to discover how syphilis in the French aristocracy kicked off a journey to the nanofabricator, a machine that can build anything, molecule by molecule, for free.

How a journey that began thousands of years ago with the Inca and the potato connects to a mad scientist in a castle and German beer; the brink of a future with clean, limitless energy.

James opens a cabinet of curiosities to discover how the French Revolution, wallpaper and NORAD brought about the rise of big data; a world where humans finally merge with the internet.

A cup of coffee in the 18th century takes James to the pioneering woman who discovered the structure of DNA and a future with genetically engineered people.

Dog pee, the Polaroid camera and rocket fuel lead to a future where AI is indistinguishable from human intelligence.

James connects the dots between Napoleon's toothpick and the Nielsen TV ratings to see how scientists have built the quantum computer, a data-processing machine so powerful that it can predict the future.

Witnessing the ultimate celestial journey alongside scientists, artists and adventurers.

Dianna dives through the looking glass in this paradoxical exploration of truth itself, where the left could be right.

Comedian Maz Jobrani and Blackjack legend Mike Aponte play the odds, meanwhile, Dianna finds order in chaos, and just maybe hacks the stock market.

Investigating how to burn metal using only a 9 volt battery.

Exploring the resonant frequencies of bridges and human bodies.

Uncovering the secrets of China's giant caves; a team maps Cloud Ladder Hall, showing how its size creates an underground weather system.

Meeting the Aurora chasers and scientists whose life's work revolves around the sun.

Witnessing the ultimate celestial journey alongside scientists, artists and adventurers.

Dianna dives through the looking glass in this paradoxical exploration of truth itself, where the left could be right.

Comedian Maz Jobrani and Blackjack legend Mike Aponte play the odds, meanwhile, Dianna finds order in chaos, and just maybe hacks the stock market.

Investigating how to burn metal using only a 9 volt battery.

Exploring the resonant frequencies of bridges and human bodies.

Uncovering the secrets of China's giant caves; a team maps Cloud Ladder Hall, showing how its size creates an underground weather system.

Meeting the Aurora chasers and scientists whose life's work revolves around the sun.

Witnessing the ultimate celestial journey alongside scientists, artists and adventurers.

Dianna dives through the looking glass in this paradoxical exploration of truth itself, where the left could be right.

Comedian Maz Jobrani and Blackjack legend Mike Aponte play the odds, meanwhile, Dianna finds order in chaos, and just maybe hacks the stock market.

Investigating how to burn metal using only a 9 volt battery.

Exploring the resonant frequencies of bridges and human bodies.

Uncovering the secrets of China's giant caves; a team maps Cloud Ladder Hall, showing how its size creates an underground weather system.

Meeting the Aurora chasers and scientists whose life's work revolves around the sun.

Witnessing the ultimate celestial journey alongside scientists, artists and adventurers.

Dianna dives through the looking glass in this paradoxical exploration of truth itself, where the left could be right.

Comedian Maz Jobrani and Blackjack legend Mike Aponte play the odds, meanwhile, Dianna finds order in chaos, and just maybe hacks the stock market.

Investigating how to burn metal using only a 9 volt battery.

Exploring the resonant frequencies of bridges and human bodies.

Uncovering the secrets of China's giant caves; a team maps Cloud Ladder Hall, showing how its size creates an underground weather system.

Meeting the Aurora chasers and scientists whose life's work revolves around the sun.

The BT2 ship travels to the Wohlenberger Wiek where divers Tobi and Andreas begin to clear a deep-sea area for later construction work; with millions of tons of WWII ammunition still lurking in the Baltic, it proves a risky job.

The BT2 explores Danish territorial waters with the help of the VALOR, an advanced Remotely Operated Vehicle; the device possesses first-class sensors, high-resolution cameras and a system that enables live images transmission directly to land.

Within sight of Rügen, the Baltic Sea divers drop anchor to salvage lost plastic "ghost nets," which can prove deadly traps for sea creatures; diver Erik acts cautiously around the wreck of the fishing cutter Friedrich Engels that sank in 1973.

Together with research divers, the Baltic Sea divers try to capture unique images of harbor porpoises looking for food; they work to salvage a 17-meter-long ship that sank deep into the silt of the harbor basin.

Borneo is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth. From the world's oldest tropical rainforests to enormous cave systems, the island's varied and extreme habitats have fueled the evolution of the most bizarre, enigmatic wildlife on the planet.

They are a mix of World War II veterans and volunteers, some experienced with explosives and others novices; together they search for improvised explosive devices left behind by Islamic State militants.

The BT2 ship travels to the Wohlenberger Wiek where divers Tobi and Andreas begin to clear a deep-sea area for later construction work; with millions of tons of WWII ammunition still lurking in the Baltic, it proves a risky job.

The BT2 explores Danish territorial waters with the help of the VALOR, an advanced Remotely Operated Vehicle; the device possesses first-class sensors, high-resolution cameras and a system that enables live images transmission directly to land.

Within sight of Rügen, the Baltic Sea divers drop anchor to salvage lost plastic "ghost nets," which can prove deadly traps for sea creatures; diver Erik acts cautiously around the wreck of the fishing cutter Friedrich Engels that sank in 1973.

Together with research divers, the Baltic Sea divers try to capture unique images of harbor porpoises looking for food; they work to salvage a 17-meter-long ship that sank deep into the silt of the harbor basin.

Borneo is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth. From the world's oldest tropical rainforests to enormous cave systems, the island's varied and extreme habitats have fueled the evolution of the most bizarre, enigmatic wildlife on the planet.

They are a mix of World War II veterans and volunteers, some experienced with explosives and others novices; together they search for improvised explosive devices left behind by Islamic State militants.

The BT2 ship travels to the Wohlenberger Wiek where divers Tobi and Andreas begin to clear a deep-sea area for later construction work; with millions of tons of WWII ammunition still lurking in the Baltic, it proves a risky job.

The BT2 explores Danish territorial waters with the help of the VALOR, an advanced Remotely Operated Vehicle; the device possesses first-class sensors, high-resolution cameras and a system that enables live images transmission directly to land.

Within sight of Rügen, the Baltic Sea divers drop anchor to salvage lost plastic "ghost nets," which can prove deadly traps for sea creatures; diver Erik acts cautiously around the wreck of the fishing cutter Friedrich Engels that sank in 1973.

Together with research divers, the Baltic Sea divers try to capture unique images of harbor porpoises looking for food; they work to salvage a 17-meter-long ship that sank deep into the silt of the harbor basin.

Borneo is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth. From the world's oldest tropical rainforests to enormous cave systems, the island's varied and extreme habitats have fueled the evolution of the most bizarre, enigmatic wildlife on the planet.

They are a mix of World War II veterans and volunteers, some experienced with explosives and others novices; together they search for improvised explosive devices left behind by Islamic State militants.

The BT2 ship travels to the Wohlenberger Wiek where divers Tobi and Andreas begin to clear a deep-sea area for later construction work; with millions of tons of WWII ammunition still lurking in the Baltic, it proves a risky job.

The BT2 explores Danish territorial waters with the help of the VALOR, an advanced Remotely Operated Vehicle; the device possesses first-class sensors, high-resolution cameras and a system that enables live images transmission directly to land.

Within sight of Rügen, the Baltic Sea divers drop anchor to salvage lost plastic "ghost nets," which can prove deadly traps for sea creatures; diver Erik acts cautiously around the wreck of the fishing cutter Friedrich Engels that sank in 1973.

Together with research divers, the Baltic Sea divers try to capture unique images of harbor porpoises looking for food; they work to salvage a 17-meter-long ship that sank deep into the silt of the harbor basin.

Borneo is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth. From the world's oldest tropical rainforests to enormous cave systems, the island's varied and extreme habitats have fueled the evolution of the most bizarre, enigmatic wildlife on the planet.

For more than 200 years, astronomers have been wondering what asteroids are actually like.

The minions are ordered to create a superhuman army.

The minions are given the impossible task of building an actual planet.

R overs lift the veil on the mysteries of the Red Planet.

The New Horizons probe has traveled to the end of our solar system to study Pluto.

Taking a ride with the space probes and their human handlers as they attempt to decipher the secrets of the Solar System from the inner planets to the asteroid belt.

Cassini-Huygens provides a detailed account of Saturn.

The solar system contains millions of objects known as asteroids.

For more than 200 years, astronomers have been wondering what asteroids are actually like.

The minions are ordered to create a superhuman army.

The minions are given the impossible task of building an actual planet.

R overs lift the veil on the mysteries of the Red Planet.

The New Horizons probe has traveled to the end of our solar system to study Pluto.

Taking a ride with the space probes and their human handlers as they attempt to decipher the secrets of the Solar System from the inner planets to the asteroid belt.

Cassini-Huygens provides a detailed account of Saturn.

The solar system contains millions of objects known as asteroids.

For more than 200 years, astronomers have been wondering what asteroids are actually like.

The minions are ordered to create a superhuman army.

The minions are given the impossible task of building an actual planet.

R overs lift the veil on the mysteries of the Red Planet.

The New Horizons probe has traveled to the end of our solar system to study Pluto.

Taking a ride with the space probes and their human handlers as they attempt to decipher the secrets of the Solar System from the inner planets to the asteroid belt.

Cassini-Huygens provides a detailed account of Saturn.

The solar system contains millions of objects known as asteroids.

For more than 200 years, astronomers have been wondering what asteroids are actually like.

The minions are ordered to create a superhuman army.

The minions are given the impossible task of building an actual planet.

R overs lift the veil on the mysteries of the Red Planet.

The New Horizons probe has traveled to the end of our solar system to study Pluto.

Taking a ride with the space probes and their human handlers as they attempt to decipher the secrets of the Solar System from the inner planets to the asteroid belt.

Cassini-Huygens provides a detailed account of Saturn.

The solar system contains millions of objects known as asteroids.

The secrets behind Viking weaponry which helped them plunder far-flung lands.

Heading into the lost empires of Turkmenistan.

6,000 years ago, it was a large, wealthy, and modern metropolis in the Eurasian steppe with over 10,000 inhabitants; from one day to the next, the city mysteriously disappeared.

Awe-inspiring palaces are the legacy that demonstrates the brilliance of Islamic engineers, working centuries before Western Europe began its own engineering revolution.

Without water, civilization is simply not possible; Romans took control of their water supplies very, very seriously; in order to keep the taps on, Roman engineers constructed vast networks of aqueducts, tunnels, sewers, and drains.

Examining how the Vikings' ergonomic, lightweight and speedy longships were built and enabled them to become great sailors and explorers.

The secrets behind Viking weaponry which helped them plunder far-flung lands.

Heading into the lost empires of Turkmenistan.

6,000 years ago, it was a large, wealthy, and modern metropolis in the Eurasian steppe with over 10,000 inhabitants; from one day to the next, the city mysteriously disappeared.

Awe-inspiring palaces are the legacy that demonstrates the brilliance of Islamic engineers, working centuries before Western Europe began its own engineering revolution.

Without water, civilization is simply not possible; Romans took control of their water supplies very, very seriously; in order to keep the taps on, Roman engineers constructed vast networks of aqueducts, tunnels, sewers, and drains.

Examining how the Vikings' ergonomic, lightweight and speedy longships were built and enabled them to become great sailors and explorers.

The secrets behind Viking weaponry which helped them plunder far-flung lands.

Heading into the lost empires of Turkmenistan.

6,000 years ago, it was a large, wealthy, and modern metropolis in the Eurasian steppe with over 10,000 inhabitants; from one day to the next, the city mysteriously disappeared.

Awe-inspiring palaces are the legacy that demonstrates the brilliance of Islamic engineers, working centuries before Western Europe began its own engineering revolution.

Without water, civilization is simply not possible; Romans took control of their water supplies very, very seriously; in order to keep the taps on, Roman engineers constructed vast networks of aqueducts, tunnels, sewers, and drains.

Examining how the Vikings' ergonomic, lightweight and speedy longships were built and enabled them to become great sailors and explorers.

The secrets behind Viking weaponry which helped them plunder far-flung lands.

Heading into the lost empires of Turkmenistan.

6,000 years ago, it was a large, wealthy, and modern metropolis in the Eurasian steppe with over 10,000 inhabitants; from one day to the next, the city mysteriously disappeared.

Awe-inspiring palaces are the legacy that demonstrates the brilliance of Islamic engineers, working centuries before Western Europe began its own engineering revolution.

Without water, civilization is simply not possible; Romans took control of their water supplies very, very seriously; in order to keep the taps on, Roman engineers constructed vast networks of aqueducts, tunnels, sewers, and drains.

Examining how the Vikings' ergonomic, lightweight and speedy longships were built and enabled them to become great sailors and explorers.

The secrets behind Viking weaponry which helped them plunder far-flung lands.

David Attenborough travels to the Jura Mountains in the Swiss Alps to find out about one of the largest animal societies in the world, where over a billion ants live in peace.

Birds often use islands as remote fortresses where they can safely raise their young; without predators, some birds change their lifestyles and even give up the power of flight.

We continue the eagle's journey as it's forced to survive alone after its mother disappears. Facing rival raptors, daring hunts and alpine extremes, the young bird must find its place in the wild—or risk becoming one of many that don't survive their first year.

Bali, a dream destination for many tourists all around the world, conjures images of dream-like beaches, wild jungles, volcanoes, lush rice terraces, captivating temples, and yoga sessions.

David Attenborough travels to the Jura Mountains in the Swiss Alps to find out about one of the largest animal societies in the world, where over a billion ants live in peace.

Birds often use islands as remote fortresses where they can safely raise their young; without predators, some birds change their lifestyles and even give up the power of flight.

We continue the eagle's journey as it's forced to survive alone after its mother disappears. Facing rival raptors, daring hunts and alpine extremes, the young bird must find its place in the wild—or risk becoming one of many that don't survive their first year.

Bali, a dream destination for many tourists all around the world, conjures images of dream-like beaches, wild jungles, volcanoes, lush rice terraces, captivating temples, and yoga sessions.

David Attenborough travels to the Jura Mountains in the Swiss Alps to find out about one of the largest animal societies in the world, where over a billion ants live in peace.

Birds often use islands as remote fortresses where they can safely raise their young; without predators, some birds change their lifestyles and even give up the power of flight.

We continue the eagle's journey as it's forced to survive alone after its mother disappears. Facing rival raptors, daring hunts and alpine extremes, the young bird must find its place in the wild—or risk becoming one of many that don't survive their first year.

Bali, a dream destination for many tourists all around the world, conjures images of dream-like beaches, wild jungles, volcanoes, lush rice terraces, captivating temples, and yoga sessions.

David Attenborough travels to the Jura Mountains in the Swiss Alps to find out about one of the largest animal societies in the world, where over a billion ants live in peace.

Birds often use islands as remote fortresses where they can safely raise their young; without predators, some birds change their lifestyles and even give up the power of flight.

We continue the eagle's journey as it's forced to survive alone after its mother disappears. Facing rival raptors, daring hunts and alpine extremes, the young bird must find its place in the wild—or risk becoming one of many that don't survive their first year.

Bali, a dream destination for many tourists all around the world, conjures images of dream-like beaches, wild jungles, volcanoes, lush rice terraces, captivating temples, and yoga sessions.

David Attenborough travels to the Jura Mountains in the Swiss Alps to find out about one of the largest animal societies in the world, where over a billion ants live in peace.

The accidents behind the inventions of post-it notes, Ex-lax, Graphene and the way a walk in the snow almost leads to nuclear Armageddon.

Changing the art of driving.

How satellites control ships and aircraft via the internet.

Construction currently accounts for a staggering percentage of the world's energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions; exploring the world of timber buildings for a more sustainable future.

CXC Driving Simulator; Garia Luxury Golf Car; Proform Le Tour de France exercise bike; Jacobsen Vintage 3.

Lamborghini Aventador and Aventador J; Jetsurf; Nottage Design G-1 glass pool table; SORA electric motorbike.

Bugatti Veyron; Vertu Constellation Quest smartphone; Triton personal submersible.

Supercars including Noble Automotive M600 and Koenigsegg Automotive Agera R.

A misguided attempt to make plastic wallpaper results in bubble wrap; the precursor to a blood clotting drug becomes rave favorite, MDMA and a mopped-up kitchen spill creates smokeless explosive guncotton.