Subjects: General

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.

Selectamark Security Systems has developed new type of paintball gun and ammunition that shoots pellets of DNA in order to tag criminals for later identification.

Dan takes part in an experiment to demonstrate just how quietly an owl flies through the air when hunting.

Bill Zang decided to take the hovercraft concept to the next level and make one that can fly.

Massoud Hassani is developing an inexpensive wind-powered ball that will help clear minefields safely and economically.

This new motion capture technology doesn’t require the model to wear markers or skin-tight suits and has applications in military, healthcare, and filmmaking.

We’re back at Architectural Testing Inc. to observe the testing of some seriously heavy duty doors.