Subjects: General

Troy Hurtubise demonstrates how his invention could save lives and property from fire and even shows how it could have prevented the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster.

Troy Hurtubise meets with a materials engineer at the University of Toronto to find out why his Fire Paste works so well.

Wreck hunters use some specialized equipment to find a plane that crashed into Lac Simon more than 50 years ago.

Nick Veasey is an artist that makes beautiful and unusual art using X-ray technology.

Monty Reed believes his robotic walking suit will enable paraplegics to walk again.

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.

Jay discusses reseach into how tool use can change the body schema in your brain.