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42 - The Answer to Almost Everything
A look at the big and small questions like if humanity can travel to Mars or if mind reading is possible.
The Age of Robots
State of the art robotics and artificial intelligence.
All the Answers
A dive into interesting topics of all kinds, taking viewers on an adventure with no boundaries; from pivotal inventions, natural wonders, sports, history and wildlife, to our planet and space, there's no limit to the questions explored.
Amazing Dinoworld
The latest research and new discoveries of dinosaur fossils are completely changing what is known about what the creatures looked like, but also how they lived, fought and died.
America's Secret Space Heroes
When people think of American space travel, the first names that come to their minds are usually the likes of Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong and Sally Ride. Like with most massive projects like NASA's, there are a number of people behind the scenes who work tirelessly to get to the point where astronauts can go into space. Those people, however, aren't household names like the folks who blast off on the space shuttles. This series profiles the secret heroes, engineers who helped build the spacecraft and other instruments that have allowed astronauts to launch into space to explore the world beyond what's visible from Earth. The show reveals the stories behind how they created such machines as the Saturn V moon rocket and the Hubble Space Telescope.
American Built
Stuart Varney interviews renowned architects, engineers and historians about engineering marvels, from the USS Nautilus to the Hubble Telescope.
Ancient Discoveries
Historians reveal and discuss evidence of centuries-old theories and prototypes for many contemporary procedures and technologies, like brain surgery and computers.
Ancient Earth
Life forms that lived in the Permian, Triassic and Cretaceous periods, which began 250 million years ago.