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Ben Brown and Curt Markwardt have developed an extreme pogo stick that enables the user to leap to unbelievable heights with very little energy.

Using tiny carbon nanotubes, chemists invent a tiny fuel cell powered by a small, but very hot flame.

The USS Constitution, a veteran ship from the War of 1812, gets a major restoration thanks to some very old blueprints.

Ziya interviews Dr. Elena Bodner, the inventor of a brassiere that can do double duty as a gas mask.

The wreck of the HMS Somerset recently resurfaced and laser scanning technology is being used to take a special snapshot of this legendary warship.

Rick Cavallaro’s BUFC uses wind energy to seemingly defy the laws of physics.

Find out how a Blue Whale skeleton from PEI found a new home in Vancouver and was digitally archived, bone by bone, with a 3D laser scanner.

Jay interviews Lora Koenig of Operation Ice Bridge to discuss how scientists are studying Arctic and Antarctic ice from airborne labs.

This two-legged robot may help doctors in their quest to help patients learn to walk again after stroke or other neruological injuries.

This new wheelchair can cover all sorts of terrain, giving people around the world more accessibility and mobility.