Curiosity Channel

'S1/E5 - The Planet Makers'. Since the beginning of our Solar System 4.5 billion years ago, asteroids and comets have contained clues to its evolution. They were the building blocks of our planets an

'S1/E6 - The Ice Giants'. Beyond the asteroid belt lay two ice giants: Uranus and Neptune. What secrets do they hold? We are sending cameras to the edge of our Solar System to gain new insights in

'S1/E3 - The Inner Worlds'. Mercury's proximity to the sun and the harsh climate on Venus have challenged our ability to explore our closest planets. To understand why Mercury and Venus differ so dr

'S1/E4 - Next Stop Mars'. The dry, barren planet Mars once flowed with vast reservoirs of water, making it likely the only other place in our Solar System that Man might one day call 'home.' A fav

'S4/E11 - Algorithms: Following The Recipe!'. Today, in our daily lives, we use countless machines to do our hard work for us. Each of them obeying a specific program, custom written in a particular language.

'S4/E12 - Mathematics: How To Speak To Robots?'. We know how to handle numbers so large that all the books in the world would not be enough to contain them. Our societies are profoundly reliant on an increasingly comple

'S1/E1 - Science on Fire'. Join host Nick Uhas and his guests as they kindle our curiosity about the science behind fire. This week's experiments investigate how you can burn metal using only a 9 v

'S1/E2 - Invisible Impacts'. Join host Nick Uhas and his guests as they shine a light on the unseen science behind our everyday lives. This week's experiments explore the resonant frequencies of brid

What happened to the Neanderthal species? Was it genocide? An epidemic? Climate change? Interbreeding? An ambitious team travels around the world to examine the evidence-

'S1/E1 - Survivors: A New Theory'. What if the asteroid's impact 66 million years ago did not cause the extinction of dinosaurs? New findings suggest that some dinosaurs could have survived the Impact Wint

'S1/E7 - The Moons of Olympus'. These are the mysterious moons of the gas giants: Jupiter and Saturn. At the outer rim of our Solar System, each moon is unique-with oceans of water, geysers of sulfur or

'S1/E8 - The Sun'. The Sun. It bathes our planet in warmth and light. It powers the machinery of nature-our weather-and it encourages and sustains life on land and at sea. If we study the S

'S1/E5 - The Planet Makers'. Since the beginning of our Solar System 4.5 billion years ago, asteroids and comets have contained clues to its evolution. They were the building blocks of our planets an

'S1/E6 - The Ice Giants'. Beyond the asteroid belt lay two ice giants: Uranus and Neptune. What secrets do they hold? We are sending cameras to the edge of our Solar System to gain new insights in

'S4/E13 - Plate Tectonics: Great Shakes'. Today, we are just beginning to understand what happens beneath our feet, in the heart of our planet. Tomorrow, we may be better equipped to predict and prepare for volca

What is a virus? How does it affect humans and how does it spread? Doctors, virologists, and scientists examine the spread of the Zika virus, what effect this growing epi

'S1/E3 - Water, Water Everywhere'. Join host Nick Uhas and his guests as they dive deep into the wonderful world of water. In this week's experiments we discover how water can start a fire, transform break

'S1/E4 - Magnificent Mixtures'. Join host Nick Uhas and his guests as they amalgamate in the name of science. In this week's experiments we mix up some fireworks made from tin foil, whip up a stinky pol

'S1/E1 - Survivors: A New Theory'. What if the asteroid's impact 66 million years ago did not cause the extinction of dinosaurs? New findings suggest that some dinosaurs could have survived the Impact Wint

'S1/E2 - The Kingdom of Supersizers'. A prehistoric drama of competition and survival! The previously unknown Dinoworld of the Southern Hemisphere reveals diversified, supersized new species. Follow Big, a le

'S1/E9 - Exo Planets'. As astronomers use advanced technology to peer more closely at nearby stars, they are discovering countless exo planets: worlds outside of our Solar System. According to

'S1/E10 - Edge of the Universe'. The night sky is a time machine: the further we look out into the universe, the further back we reach. We know very little about the dark matter and dark energy that we s

'S1/E7 - The Moons of Olympus'. These are the mysterious moons of the gas giants: Jupiter and Saturn. At the outer rim of our Solar System, each moon is unique-with oceans of water, geysers of sulfur or

'S1/E8 - The Sun'. The Sun. It bathes our planet in warmth and light. It powers the machinery of nature-our weather-and it encourages and sustains life on land and at sea. If we study the S

'S1/E1 - Science on Fire'. Join host Nick Uhas and his guests as they kindle our curiosity about the science behind fire. This week's experiments investigate how you can burn metal using only a 9 v

'S1/E2 - Invisible Impacts'. Join host Nick Uhas and his guests as they shine a light on the unseen science behind our everyday lives. This week's experiments explore the resonant frequencies of brid