Subjects: General

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.

Chuck Teschke takes his prototype aircraft to a fozen lake for a couple of speed runs.

Jay conducts an experiment to see if you can flirt your way into a better deal.

After suffering a concussion in a bicycle crash, even though he was wearing a modern bicycle helmet, Ani Surhabi decided to develop a safer and better helmet… using cardboard!

Ziya wonders how many animals that appear cute on the outside are actually vicious and deadly on the inside.

Have you ever wondered how to become a trained unexploded ordinance technician?

Through hundreds of hours of labor and with painstaking attention to detail, Frank Kovac built an amazing one-of-a-kind mechanical planetarium in his own backyard.

Students help NASA test a new remotely controlled drill in the coldest, driest place on Earth.