Subjects: General

  • D-Dalus

    D-Dalus

    Austrian inventor Meinhard Schwaiger gives us a sneak peek at the possible future of airplanes; his cyclogyro.

  • Giant Crossbow

    Giant Crossbow

    Some residents of a German town get medieval during a festival that features some amazing attractions, including a 6-metre wide crossbow named “The Wolf.”

  • Beluga Tagging

    Beluga Tagging

    Ziya tags along with a research crew as they attempt to wrangle some beluga whales.

  • CHASE Stretcher

    CHASE Stretcher

    Resolution Group demonstrates a new stretcher used to rescue people during natural disasters.

  • Elk Personality

    Elk Personality

    Biologist Rob Found is studying elk personalities in an effort to help wildlife managers identify problem elk.

  • Zerotracer

    Zerotracer

    Frank Loacker and Tobias Wuelser believe they can build an easy-to-drive electric vehicle that everyone can afford.

  • Safety in the Workshop: Avoiding Accident and Injury

    Students are given an introduction to the workshop area and are shown a range of hazards that they can come across when working in this area. Safety equipment is then discussed and students are shown where the safety equipment is stored and how it can be used in the most effective way. Students are then shown how to keep a safe working area and keeping out of clearly marked safety zones. Portable power tools and hand tools and their correct and safe use are looked at in detail. The program is completed with an in-depth look at basic first aid and what to do in case of an accident.

  • Nolinor 737

    Nolinor 737

    Nolinor Aviation’s 737-200 C is a combination cargo and passenger aircraft capable of flying to the most unforgiving place on Earth – the Arctic; it’s a lifeline for the Meadowbank gold mine in Nunavut.

  • The Best of Mighty Planes

    The Best of Mighty Planes

    Celebrate the best of MIGHTY PLANES, including a look at the game changers, the supersonics, the lifesavers, the heavy lifters and the frontier busters.

  • Control Systems in Design and Technology

    Many of us assume that control systems only exist as part of computing and design. But in fact control systems have existed ever since people started to develop and use tools. Today, as technology becomes progressively more complex and an intrinsic part of our modern work and life, we are increasingly reliant on computer controlled technology to extend human capabilities. This excellent program introduces computer controlled systems, block diagrams, open and closed loop systems, microprocessors, and sensors and actuators. In it we examine EFTPOS machines, robots, manufacturing and product control, multimedia entertainment and education and medical applications.