Countries: CA

Pete Smith, one of Britain’s top blacksmiths, has created an Equinox tracker that is part sundial and part calendar.

Markus Kayser has created a 3D printer that prints glass objects using sunlight and sand.

New York Artist Adam Harvey has created a line counter-surveillance clothing that protects the wearer’s identity from thermal imaging cameras.

Jay conducts an experiment to see if your subconscious affects the way you walk.

Tmor Kardum’s 8-rotor octocopter allows filmmakers to capture footage that no toher camera platform can reach.

The National Snow and Ice Data Center predicts the Artic will be ice-free in 40 years so Canadian researchers are working hard to find new ways to keep a better eye on the Northwest Passage.

At Vancouver’s Science World, the Geodesic Dominators are planning to set of an epic scientific chain reaction – full of esplosions, lasers, and destruction – when they unveil their Hadfield-Goldberg device.

At Toronto’s Ontario Science Centre, the Scientists Under Pressure are preparing to deflate the competition with their air pressure experiments.

Calgary’s own S-T.E.A.M. is aiming for a blast of a demo with their Nitro Cannon Challenge.

At World of Science in Edmonton, the Killa Joules are full of energy as they run us through the Light Side of the Moon – a laser maze full of explosions, fire, and destruction.