Discovery Science (Canada) HDTV (SCIEN)

The survivalists attempt to survive forty days in the Selati River Basin. (Repeat).

How hollow disk pumps, palm sugar, and yachts are made. (Repeat).

Abalone collagen; digital-to-analog converters; embossed wood mouldings; and plier staplers are shown. (Repeat).

Thai barbecues; diving masks and fins; and bassoons. (Repeat).

Find out what goes into the making of wooden utensils, refrigeration units, moccasins, and electric impact drills. (Repeat).

After Russell's decision to quit the Amazon challenge, the remaining survivalists struggle to regroup in time for a brutal two-day, 15-mile water-extraction journey. Electric eels, anaconda and caiman all pose threats. (Repeat).

The ten survivalists reunite for the first time since leaving the Amazon and offer unique insight into the highs and lows of their 40-day challenge through round-table discussion, interviews and never-before-seen footage. (Repeat).

Veterans of the series come together for the first time to compare their experiences and share new insight into the epic 40-day survival challenge. (Repeat).

The survivalists attempt to survive forty days in the Selati River Basin. (Repeat).

How hollow disk pumps, palm sugar, and yachts are made. (Repeat).

Abalone collagen; digital-to-analog converters; embossed wood mouldings; and plier staplers are shown. (Repeat).

Thai barbecues; diving masks and fins; and bassoons. (Repeat).

Find out what goes into the making of wooden utensils, refrigeration units, moccasins, and electric impact drills. (Repeat).

How electricity is delivered in London. Also: using NASA technology to make a perfect pizza in minutes; and turning pine trees into playhouses. (Repeat).

Scottish manufacturers use pedal power to weave a high-demand fabric for catwalks throughout the world; an Italian company leads the turnaround of the turntable; and an Icelandic delicacy has a fishy tale to becoming edible.

Humble horsehair is turned into a bed fit for royalty, a 20-million-dollar, space-faring picnic basket keeps astronauts fed and watered for months at a time and subterranean salad is grown in a World War II bomb shelter below London's busy streets.

An Italian manufacturer makes a hat with enough flair for Hollywood's biggest stars; a low-fat, Icelandic dairy dish is set on conquering the world; and a British company is engineering the ultimate commuter companion.

Mike works as an onion processor, and helps build wooden ladders for the San Francisco Fire Department. (Repeat).

A mysterious object is orbiting Saturn, and it looks just like the Death Star. New evidence might shed new light on the mysterious death of Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space. When a cuting-edge satellite vanishes, fears of a space war escalate. (Repeat).

How hollow disk pumps, palm sugar, and yachts are made. (Repeat).

Abalone collagen; digital-to-analog converters; embossed wood mouldings; and plier staplers are shown. (Repeat).

Thai barbecues; diving masks and fins; and bassoons. (Repeat).

Find out what goes into the making of wooden utensils, refrigeration units, moccasins, and electric impact drills. (Repeat).

How electricity is delivered in London. Also: using NASA technology to make a perfect pizza in minutes; and turning pine trees into playhouses. (Repeat).

Scottish manufacturers use pedal power to weave a high-demand fabric for catwalks throughout the world; an Italian company leads the turnaround of the turntable; and an Icelandic delicacy has a fishy tale to becoming edible.

Humble horsehair is turned into a bed fit for royalty, a 20-million-dollar, space-faring picnic basket keeps astronauts fed and watered for months at a time and subterranean salad is grown in a World War II bomb shelter below London's busy streets.

An Italian manufacturer makes a hat with enough flair for Hollywood's biggest stars; a low-fat, Icelandic dairy dish is set on conquering the world; and a British company is engineering the ultimate commuter companion.

Mike works as an onion processor, and helps build wooden ladders for the San Francisco Fire Department. (Repeat).

A mysterious object is orbiting Saturn, and it looks just like the Death Star. New evidence might shed new light on the mysterious death of Yuri Gagarin, the first man in space. When a cuting-edge satellite vanishes, fears of a space war escalate. (Repeat).

Skateboard wheels; baklava and galaktoboureko; CO2 scrubbers; and honeycomb candles. (Repeat).

Nuno felt; drum crushers; kimchi; and traditional parquet floors. (Repeat).

Wood watches; steel bicycles; raw pet food; and replica police lanterns. (Repeat).

Thermoplastic fire helmets; basketry sculptures; and coffee roasters. (Repeat).

Stalked by lions, hyenas and aggressive crocodiles, 13 all-star survivalists try to survive for 40 days in Africa's sun-scorched Selati Basin. Resources are scarce and when one group scavenges meat, hungry predators stalk their camp. (Repeat).

One of the survivalists is at risk after being attacked by a venomous predator; and the other competitors hunt warthogs and impalas, but the survivalists are also being stalked as they track their prey. (Repeat).

One survivalist takes a huge risk and enters a leopard kill zone to secure a big kill for his team. A massive storm unleashes torrential rains on each camp and the temperature plummets nearly 40 degrees. The brutal conditions force a survivalist to leave. (Repeat).

Freezing rainstorms torture the remaining survivalists, risking severe hypothermia; and a successful hunt ends up backfiring and could cost two survivalists the challenge. (Repeat).

Skateboard wheels; baklava and galaktoboureko; CO2 scrubbers; and honeycomb candles. (Repeat).

Nuno felt; drum crushers; kimchi; and traditional parquet floors. (Repeat).

Wood watches; steel bicycles; raw pet food; and replica police lanterns. (Repeat).

Thermoplastic fire helmets; basketry sculptures; and coffee roasters. (Repeat).

Stalked by lions, hyenas and aggressive crocodiles, 13 all-star survivalists try to survive for 40 days in Africa's sun-scorched Selati Basin. Resources are scarce and when one group scavenges meat, hungry predators stalk their camp. (Repeat).

One of the survivalists is at risk after being attacked by a venomous predator; and the other competitors hunt warthogs and impalas, but the survivalists are also being stalked as they track their prey. (Repeat).

One survivalist takes a huge risk and enters a leopard kill zone to secure a big kill for his team. A massive storm unleashes torrential rains on each camp and the temperature plummets nearly 40 degrees. The brutal conditions force a survivalist to leave. (Repeat).

Freezing rainstorms torture the remaining survivalists, risking severe hypothermia; and a successful hunt ends up backfiring and could cost two survivalists the challenge. (Repeat).

Skateboard wheels; baklava and galaktoboureko; CO2 scrubbers; and honeycomb candles. (Repeat).

Nuno felt; drum crushers; kimchi; and traditional parquet floors. (Repeat).

Wood watches; steel bicycles; raw pet food; and replica police lanterns. (Repeat).

Thermoplastic fire helmets; basketry sculptures; and coffee roasters. (Repeat).

Manufacturers give a behind-the-scenes look at the chart-topping, six-string star of rock and roll, the motorsports secrets to racing around the clock with a road car turned endurance racer and the popular seafood spread made from cod roe.

Engineers look at Pisa's gravity-defying tower that has been tipping for 800 years; a lucky duck is unharmed while its down is used in the world's most expensive duvets; a factory reveals the gastronomic genius behind a favorite teatime accompaniment. (Repeat).

History's greatest moments are preserved for all time on skin, the fastest moving object in the world of sports takes flight and Vikings harness the explosive power of volcanoes to make gourmet salt. (Repeat).

The wizardry behind the push-button ballpoint pen saves millions of shirts from annoying ink stains; soldiers get their pizza fix deep behind enemy lines; and a bunch of rivers weeds are transformed into hefty, must-have rugs.

New discoveries regarding the interstellar space are revealed. (Repeat).

New discoveries involving black holes and their role in the universe's creation are analyzed. (Repeat).

Skateboard wheels; baklava and galaktoboureko; CO2 scrubbers; and honeycomb candles. (Repeat).

Nuno felt; drum crushers; kimchi; and traditional parquet floors. (Repeat).

Wood watches; steel bicycles; raw pet food; and replica police lanterns. (Repeat).

Thermoplastic fire helmets; basketry sculptures; and coffee roasters. (Repeat).

Manufacturers give a behind-the-scenes look at the chart-topping, six-string star of rock and roll, the motorsports secrets to racing around the clock with a road car turned endurance racer and the popular seafood spread made from cod roe.

Engineers look at Pisa's gravity-defying tower that has been tipping for 800 years; a lucky duck is unharmed while its down is used in the world's most expensive duvets; a factory reveals the gastronomic genius behind a favorite teatime accompaniment. (Repeat).

History's greatest moments are preserved for all time on skin, the fastest moving object in the world of sports takes flight and Vikings harness the explosive power of volcanoes to make gourmet salt. (Repeat).

The wizardry behind the push-button ballpoint pen saves millions of shirts from annoying ink stains; soldiers get their pizza fix deep behind enemy lines; and a bunch of rivers weeds are transformed into hefty, must-have rugs.

New discoveries regarding the interstellar space are revealed. (Repeat).

New discoveries involving black holes and their role in the universe's creation are analyzed. (Repeat).

Spotlighting the double-deck Airbus A380 airliner. (Repeat).

The Skibird transports supplies, fuel, and crew to distant science stations in Greenland and Antarctica. The LC-130 Hercules Skibirds are operated by the New York Air National Guard's 109th Airlift Wing. (Repeat).

Spotlighting the Antonov An-124, a cargo plane designed by the Soviet Union for military purposes that now ferries large items such as whales and locomotives. (Repeat).

Following the U.S. Air Force's C-5M Super Galaxy as it is pressed into service in Afghanistan. (Repeat).

A modified Boeing 707 is featured. (Repeat).

Nick Popovich and his team of experts track down private jets for repossession. Nick enlists his youngest son to gather photo intelligence, which prove crucial in an assignment riddled with unforeseen obstacles. (Repeat).

A helicopter is taken away from Ken and Danny; Mike and his wife Valerie attempt to take a charter jet; and Kevin is surrounded by FBI agents after repossession. (Repeat).

Spotlighting the double-deck Airbus A380 airliner. (Repeat).

The Skibird transports supplies, fuel, and crew to distant science stations in Greenland and Antarctica. The LC-130 Hercules Skibirds are operated by the New York Air National Guard's 109th Airlift Wing. (Repeat).

Spotlighting the Antonov An-124, a cargo plane designed by the Soviet Union for military purposes that now ferries large items such as whales and locomotives. (Repeat).

Following the U.S. Air Force's C-5M Super Galaxy as it is pressed into service in Afghanistan. (Repeat).

A modified Boeing 707 is featured. (Repeat).

Nick Popovich and his team of experts track down private jets for repossession. Nick enlists his youngest son to gather photo intelligence, which prove crucial in an assignment riddled with unforeseen obstacles. (Repeat).