Ziya hits the water to see how and why sharks are tagged for research.
Grade levels: Senior High (10-12)
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The Big Boom
A group of drummers in Lienz, Austria, attempt to enter the Guiness Book of World Records by building the world’s largest playable drum set.
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Acro Base System
Paragliding legend Raul Rodriguez tests a new reserve canopy system that could save paragliders’ lives.
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Lava Lab
Art professor Robert Wysocki uses a combination of art and science to build a volcano to understand how the Earth was formed.
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Port Credit Bridge
This extreme engineering project requires workers to hoist a new bridge into place under an existing bridge.
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D-Shape 3D Printer
Enrico Dini has built the world’s largest 3D printer, which he hopes will eventually allow him to “print” an entire building.
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CGI Video Trickery
A student at Montreal’s Centre NAD shows us how he helped make a CGI video that fooled millions of people.
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Flossie the Old Computer
This ICT 1301 is the last of a dying breed of gigantic mainframe computers, and two engineers are working feverishly to get it back into top shape.
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Rain Room
This art exhibit uses some high-tech gadgetry to provide the viewer/particpant with a unique experience.
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Embedded Nuyco Exos
Dr. Phil Nuytten’s Exosuit could be the most important diving invention since the aqualung.
