The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum puts a Westland Lysander into the air for the first time in more than 60 years.
Subjects: General
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Ziyology: Bees
Author and naturalist Candace Savage explains how honey bees can really teach us humans a lot about working and living together.
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Luray Cave Organ
The Great Stalacpipe Organ is the world’s largest musical instrument and uses stalactites, rather than pipes, to make music.
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Israel’s Drought
The population of Israel is growing faster than the water supply can keep up which has Israelis taking water conservation to a whole new level.
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Bats and the Brain
Researchers are studying Egyptian fruit bats in an attempt to better understand how the hippocampus is used in memory.
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The Science Barge
Go onboard a floating sustainable urban farm that may hold the key to food production in the future.
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Mine Accident Survival
The Mine Barrier Survival System is a portable inflatable barrier and air cleaner that is designed to help miners survive an underground explosion and fire.
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Flying Squirrels
Researchers are tagging and studying southern flying squirrels to understand how they are able to invade the territory of the northern flying squirrel.
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Dead Sea Sinkholes
Because citizens in and around Israel are using so much water, the Dead Sea is shrinking; and leaving dangerous sinkholes in its wake.
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Samso
This Danish island is showing the world how it is possible to be completely reliant on renewable energy sources.