Subjects: General

Waddington’s Auction House in Toronto is auctioning off some unique artifacts from the Soviet space program.

Gregory Olsen discusses what it was like to be in space as a “space tourist.”

Researchers are studying the little-known hawkmoth to uncover how they have mastered the art of hovering which may help build better helicopters.

The Calgary Fire Department’s Aquatic Rescue Team regularly run drills to hone the techniques used when trying to rescue people who get trapped in the deadly Bow River Weir.

Jay discusses research concerning human behaviour in catastrophic situations.

Jay discusses research that suggests our posture is affected by whether we our thinking about the future or the past.

Newfoundland’s unique seaweeds are being studied to develop and commercialize their medicinal potential.

A pair of wildlife biologists have a unique and adrenaline pumping way of counting Newfoundland’s caribou population.

At least one biologist is convinced that a certain species of toad in Italy can predict earthquakes.

This Finnish invention is an adverstisement screen that you can walk through.