Da Vinci Learning

Eric learns that an anemometer - an instrument to measure wind speed - is important for sailors and for pilots. Then he learns how to make one himself.

Eric learns that insects have a head, thorax, abdomen, antennae, and six legs. He is surprised to find out that spiders are not insects - they are arachnids.

With the equipment in the garage falling apart, the gang decides to start a crowdfunding campaign.

Host Steve Spangler teaches science to visually impaired and blind kids with new experiments.

Researchers are experimenting with a new way to produce energy. The tools? A giant container and windows filled with a circulating fluid.

Imagine a future when you can produce your own energy just by walking. Cool? Researchers are working very hard to make it happen.

Host Steve Spangler presents amazing science stunts that your friends will not believe - but they're real!

When it comes to global warming N2O causes much more damage than CO2. What do we know about this gas and how can we stop it?

Researchers are developing new wearable sensing technologies designed to overcome the limitations of existing monitoring systems.

Thanks to technology, our lives are changing rapidly. Some changes coming in education, food and transport are presented.

A team of French scientists has developed a potential HIV/AIDS vaccine, using a protein of the HIV-virus called 'GP41'.

Technology has changed every aspect of our holiday time: from the way we film our holiday sports to staying connected to keeping safe.

A French company has developed a technology to "milk" molecules from plants that are useful ingredients for cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.

A new circular camera system that makes live streaming of 360 degree videos possible has been developed at Hasselt University.

Inventor and engineer Robert Langer and Nobel Prize winning chemist Frances Arnold reflect on their award-winning careers in science.

Award-winning actress and producer Courteney Cox of Friends and Hollywood movie star Channing Tatum tell their stories of success.

Are so-called "out of date" foods really harmful to our bodies? Can we extend the life of our food? Find out here.

Did You Know is a knowledge and science show for kids and their families, revolving around scientific breakthroughs. It presents the cutting-edge technologies and research activities from various spheres of life.

In this episode host Steve Spangler shows how to walk on water. He also explores the question: What is a fluid?

Scientists and architects are studying how robots and plants can interact to build architectural structures.

Researchers are developing robots that will be able to interact with us daily - in customer service, healthcare and the industrial sector.

There are a lot of beliefs about the differences between men and women. Scientific experiments don't always support the stereotypes.

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Emotions are sometimes divided into "good" and "bad" categories, but they are all good for us when we learn to express them healthily.

Even our favourite treats are made with the help of science. Experiments reveal the secrets of production and fun sweets recipes.

There are a lot of myths about dinosaurs. Science has recently made some discoveries that challenge these old ideas.

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

Winter can bring colds, flu and sore throats, but these are avoidable. Science provides tips for staying healthy in the cold season.

Heidi is trying to impress her potential adoptive mother. And Marisa welcomes a puppy that's short on paws but big in the love department.

Bella, the rescued Ragdoll, finds her fate in familiar hands. Marisa gets a visit from a fluffy cat from Second Chance's past.

Today Kristina is performing an ultrasound on the dolphin Ulysses. Meet also Garoe, the one-year-old chimp and Dali, the emperor tamarin.

For Ester, head of the aquarium, a normal day includes alligators, zebra sharks and more. She sets a pace that's hard to keep up with!

A group of young adventurers travel by bus, horse and helicopter through Golden Gate Highlands National Park in South Africa.

A group of young adventurers travel to Augrabies Falls National Park in South Africa to discover the secrets of life in the desert.

It is Egg day and everything is going great until Cleopatra comes to steal the eggs expecting the new Bhilkans to follow her rules.

Find out why repetition is so important in computer programming.

To get energy for his workout, Tom Thomas needs to cook something healthy without using the stove. He decides to cook oatmeal for the whole family.

Sweets are being thrown all around set, we make a character to eat them all up.

Our Christmas cards have some lovely characters on them. We use our tracing skills to make a creative finding game.

Trapped underground with the neurotic Bruno, the gang must find a way to escape before time runs out.

Hogie is excited to see a real gorilla on their trip to Rwanda. A boy called Yves offers to take them to his dad, the best gorilla guide in the Volcanoes National Park, and they set off on a mountain trek.

Zoe doesn't know how to revive her avocado tree. In Ecuador, our friends meet Idzi, who has a fabulous garden.

Our friends travel to Japan and learn that in some places, it's not polite to open a present in front of the person that gave it to you.

It's the Annual Big Bubble Festival at Kiwifruit Valley, and Darwin discovers how to make the best long-lasting bubble mix for the big day.

Make your very own pom poms!

Dot and Hal have a garage sale to get enough money for a new toy.

Overheated, Kit loses consciousness and embarks on a strange dream journey around the world.

Kit loses Mr. Battery in a hot spring.

Smorph discovers that electrical circuits can be used to make sounds as well as light.

A ghost is preventing Smorph from getting to sleep. Smorph is trying to figure out what the ghost wants.

Today we're designing plastic bottle cars that we will put to the test on our obstacle course.

Maddie learns how a tram uses electricity to work and discovers how a map is made.

Dr. Panda is painting pictures with June, when a sudden rainstorm ruins their pictures. Dr. Panda finds a way to save the day.

Create this fantastic cardboard contraption to watch your very own paper-view movies.

With an extending cardboard body, this make is a wonderful pecking pop-up device.

Shadow Theatre. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Darwin and Newts give Heni a hand in her garden with the help of their friends - the worms!

Mirrors and reflections are helping us see without being seen. Let's make a periscope!

Blast off! We're engineering our own "stomp rockets" from recycled plastic bottles.

The children take apart a flapping-wing owl badge so they can work out how to make more.

Mood boards really help the children design perfect personalised presents for friends!

Florida adventure: Waverunners with dolphins, Everglades airboat, glassblowing, and jetpack soaring—an exhilarating week in Marco Island!

In this episode we divide a standard Mobius strip into thirds. As we cut the twisty strip into three pieces, three interlocked rings appear. The magic? None of them has a twist! How is this possible?

In this episode we are introduced to the art of origami. With the use of cuts and folds, we're able to construct our own 3D objects.

Sweets are not supposed to be savoury. But in some places, like Sweden, salty sweets are popular. It's time for a new adventure.

Is it possible to do complicated calculations without having an electronic device at hand? A trip to Iran will help us find out.

The gang is in Cuba and finds a treasure map. Along with their new friend Natalia, they set off to discover their own pirate booty.

In Italy, a river is flooding because a drain is all blocked up with debris! There is no time to lose! Nix and Ventum quickly reach Italy.

Many of Thailand's highly endangered dugongs are sick and haven't eaten for days. The MeteoHeroes go on a mission to help the poor dugongs.

The lab of Australian scientists has suffered a series of late-night robberies. Pluvia and Fulmen are going to try to solve the mystery.

Kids meet a sustainable fashion designer.

Kids try foods of the future.

This episode tells the stories of four babies on their way to becoming giants.

Host Alie Ward presents a grill that cooks using the sun, a smartphone steadycam, expandable shoes that grow along with a child's foot and a phone attachment to check skin for sun damage.

The four friends reach a dead end. But Hulk refuses to give up, even when all hope is lost.

The gang is caught, suspended, and grounded, but they've come way too far to quit now. Time for a school break in.

Let's explore how soap molecules bond to form bubbles and try a vanishing trick using a box of crayons.

Tilly and Jack battle it out to see who's the fastest Ramsay on the rapids.

Tilly's big sister Megan takes part in the London Marathon.

The doctors show why you need oxygen, and find out what it's like to be at the other end of an emergency call.

Everyone's feeling competitive in the studio today! We're making a puck game using milk bottle tops.

Festive Trees. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

The studio is full of decorations for the holidays! We make a special ornament scene to hang up.

Character Masks. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Peg Friends. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Photo Frame. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Use a grease pencil on tracing paper and a pen to make another drawing appear.

Imagine the other side of a photographic portrait.

We've gathered a whole bunch of sticks from outside. We use them to make a festive star to hang up.

Pop-Up Toy. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Nigel's been caring for a little bird friend in the studio. We make a flapping toy bird to keep him company.

Look at all the funny faces our friends can pull! We make a funny face cube game to race with a friend.

Sweets are being thrown all around set, we make a character to eat them all up.

Our Christmas cards have some lovely characters on them. We use our tracing skills to make a creative finding game.

Skirt your hand with colors.

Fashionable cooking, fashionable magic, even fashionable science - plus a classic idea from Jenna that'll have you pranking in style!

Senior asks Sprinter for help to hang a picture on his wall. But as soon as they put a nail into the wall, a crack appears.

Sydney Bridge climb, sailing, Tower Skywalk, Kakadu exploration, and daring croc dip at Crocosaurus Cove—an eclectic Aussie week!

Time is just as important to computers as it is humans. Find out why!

Dragonfly

Grandad helps Binah appreciate snails on a new level after introducing her to the hilarious world of snail racing.

Humble folk Howler and Dove are invited to Lord Roach's banquet. But there are heaps of rules and regulations.

The Junior Vets learn there is no room for fears and phobias as they handle some exotic critters.

If two containers have the same surface area but a different shape: Can they store the same amount of beads?

Federica, the turtle, has arrived from Italy and Loro Parque has offered to be her 'forever home'. Esmeralda, the iguana, has a lumpy belly.

Amelie and Phoebe receive some exciting news and are off to train alongside the seniors.

A look into how computers can recognise colour through using sensors.

World-famous Magician Steven Frayne (aka Dynamo) and Olympic gold medallist hockey captain Kate Richardson-Walsh share insights on success.

Nobel Peace Prize winner President F.W. de Klerk and pioneering British diplomat Valerie Amos share their lessons for life.

EPISODE TITLE: New Beginnings

We explore the accomplishments of Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, the two astronauts who first landed on the moon.

A look into how computers can recognise colour through using sensors.

This episode follows a schnauzer obsessed with a guinea pig and a ram who wants to be a cow.

Do you know what causes an infinite loop?

Discover how and why loops are used in programming, and how to jump a loop before it has completed.

When Ian leaves the garage to pursue his dream job at EA, Julia and Jesse attempt to fulfill all their biggest gaming goals all at once.

Steve Spangler creates science toys, tricks, and experiments that you can make using simple things you can find in your kitchen.

Can our faces show signs of an upcoming cardiovascular crisis? And if so, is there any way to read those signs in an unobtrusive way?

Scientists have developed talking robots to support older adults in performing daily activities and improving their everyday life.

Steve Spangler challenges a group of fourth-graders to invent a device that will keep an egg from breaking when it's dropped from a ladder.

Robo-Mate was designed to assist industrial workers during complex assignments. We travel to Italy and Germany to meet its inventors.

European scientists are examining the current "vegetarian" shift in fish nutrition: from fishmeal and fish oil to plant-based feeds.

France is home to some amazing geology and vegetation. It used to be home to some huge dinosaurs!

In Belgium, a new breed of products is developed from the fibrous remains of sugar cane, a raw material with lots of potential.

Developments in phones, television and household gadgets have changed our lives. Thanks to technology, even more changes are coming.

A team of European researchers has developed a free plug-in to cut energy consumption in data centres.

Four artists display their unique methods of illustrating the mysterious frontier of outer space.

Private companies are making plans to venture into outer space to mine valuable resources from asteroids and the moon. But is it legal?

Go behind the scenes to discover what it takes to be a top model.

What's the probability that you will win the lottery? Check this out and see how maths can be applied to a lotto win!

Steve Spangler shows how to build our own toilet paper launcher, using the same science principles that keep an airplane in the air.

Pulse electric field (PEF) technology is a new, low-energy way to assist the production of juices, olive oil and vinegar.

New underwater cameras are being developed that can film and monitor fish underwater. They also collect data, reconstructing 3D objects.

Nail biting, body odour and bad habits can affect our lives negatively. There are ways to remove these problems.

The experiences of baby humans and animals are presented and discussed - before and after they are born.

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Our food, cars, toys and furniture go through strict testing to make sure they are safe for us.

Music has an effect on us emotionally and physically. Animals use music to communicate. Technology brings music into the digital age.

Dogs don't think the way we do. Our thoughts can have an effect on us physically, and, with new technology, can even control objects.

Watch Xploration DIY SCI and have fun learning about the power of pressure, power of gas, laws of inertia, how to make elephant toothpaste at home and much more.

Science is making huge breakthroughs with microtechnology. It can even help develop tiny animals.

Timmy, the cat, turns from a demon to an angel when Kylee discovers his soft spot. And Marisa conquers a tree and her fear of ants.

On a mission to prove that the dog is never the problem, behaviorist Laura teaches Ziggy's owner Dawn some new tricks.

Annabelle, the king penguin, is displaying some worrying symptoms and Jorge is concerned she may have some neurological problems.

Federica, the turtle, has arrived from Italy and Loro Parque has offered to be her 'forever home'. Esmeralda, the iguana, has a lumpy belly.

Five young explorers set off to [Ai] Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park in South Africa in search of the legendary Big Snake.

Five young explorers continue their search for the legendary Big Snake on their travels through [Ai] Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park.

DiktaThor uses negative thoughts to destroy things. Can Sprinter turn the negative thoughts into positive ones and save the day?

Simka and Nolik try to stop Tom Thomas from reading text messages on his friend's phone.

Graham's been itching to go on a walk lately! We make a spinning star to play with outside.

Origami Bobble Head. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

After an epic prank, Raign, Brett, Joy, and Hulk end up in detention. Only this time, it wasn't them! The true prankster reveals themselves and shares a clue that can lead to finding the lost fortune.

The gang is off on an adventure with tents and bags packed on their backs! But finding the perfect campsite is not as easy as it seems.

Zoe is disgusted when she sees that Alim starts eating the chocolate mousse she prepared without a spoon. Soon after, they travel to Morocco and learn more about the eating customs there.

Are beauty standards the same in different countries and cultures? Our adventurers travel to Nigeria to learn more.

Newts and Heni go searching for gold to complete Darwin's rock collection, while Darwin grows crystals from his new crystal-growing set.

Addison has to solve the mystery of what's making scary sounds on an Ayrton Rangers camping trip.

During the race, Kit and Mr. Battery will use the wings of various seabirds.

An internet malfunction leads Kit to a bitten data cable at the bottom of the sea.

Smorph imagines the story of how a brave submarine used a light-up shield to scare off a sub eating shark!

Smorph is feeling scared in a dark forest. He wonders if could there be a dragon inside. It is time to inversigate.

We're exploring friction by racing toys on different surfaces!

Maddie learns how spiders make webs with silk and how watering cans are made in a factory.

Mei Mei organizes a photo shoot of Moo's chickens. When the spectacular poster-sized picture got damaged, Dr. Panda comes up with an idea.

When the team's high-tech dance party is threatened by a power outage, they mistakenly end up at a historic village!

DiktaThor's hypnotic disk transforms its spectator into evil. He directs it at Sprinter! It's time for Leo and Bumble to save the day!

Maddie visits a workshop to learn how a neon sign is made and how a revolving door turns.

Maddie learns how a climbing wall works and finds out how modelling clay is made.

The best news is that Hepi and Briko have figured out some exciting DIYs with metal caps!

Oh no what to do with all these extra cloth hangers? Worry not, we have ideas that will upcycle these to the next level!

Who would have thought that the Amazons, those impressive female warriors on horseback, well known throughout mythology, were inspired by modest shepherdesses?

The grand Library of Alexandria, built by the Ptolemies to gather great works, faced challenges—but Operation Papyrus changed everything!

Cats were adored in Ancient Egypt, but fame brought challenges. Despite some abuse, many still managed to land on their feet!

Host Alie Ward presents the best of inventions: the jet ski submarine, the "honey on tap" beehive, a game for horses and stone sculptures.

The Doctors reveal how blood travels around the body through a network of amazing vessels.

Nash celebrates his birthday by visiting the Defence Science Organisation and A*Star Research with Doc K. Then they build a super camera.

Tom Thomas is having no luck teaching Chewsocka how to count.

Chewsocka knows she could be a real service dog if only humans and Fixies could understand her.

Darwin wants to get big air on his BMX bike, so Heni and Newts help him practice!

It's a windy day in Barcelona and the gang's new friend Andreu has to catch a windswept sash before his team of castellers attempts to break their own record later that day during the festival.

In today's episode we are going to learn how to reuse wool. Let's go green and find out more!

Making a draught excluder from a pair of old tights to reduce the heating? Let's go green and see how it works.

The youngsters visit a blowhole and scale some cliffs to understand how it works. When night falls, they discover spiders and reptiles.

Megan worries about the medical condition of the mono-eyed cat that's stolen her heart. And Gabby's reunited with a former foster friend.

Eric learns how to make a beautiful sheet of recycled paper. He finds out what people used to write on before paper was invented.

Eric learns that fossils are like fingerprints left behind by prehistoric plants or animals. He makes some modern-day fossils using toy dinosaurs and flour.

The team travels to Paris, France, where they end up in a fashion designer's inspiration room in search of a lost necklace.

It's party time at the Foxes as Franky, Fabiana, Flip, Flop, and Flow celebrate "their team" being on TV.

This time we'll be making an Eggbox Bug! Design your very own imaginative insect.

Grandad recalls the time he shared a flat with an old lamprey called Gilly.

Don't hang about. Grab some modelling clay and we'll show you how to make a batty buddy.

Science meets beauty with the background story behind great hair, skin and the perfect perfume.

Unwind with your very own DIY Zen garden, or let off some steam with some truly satisfying smashed potatoes.

Herman, the mantis shrimp, is in the lab to help the doctors explain how bodies make crystals.

Captain Hammerhead captures the Nektons aboard his sub.

Eric learns that insects have a head, thorax, abdomen, antennae, and six legs. He is surprised to find out that spiders are not insects - they are arachnids.

When Shirley finds success with a simple invention, the gang decides to create a useless product that'll sell in huge numbers. Max worries that Noodles is jumping ship to work for Shirley.

From simple shelters to futuristic cities, mathematics makes building possible. So how did mathematics help us rise above the life in caves?

Realising they are not alone, the gang must escape the church without being caught and decode the next clue.

Four astronauts who have gone on missions into outer space share their perspective of life in micro-gravity.

In this episode we introduce you to the exciting concept of 'perspective', often used by painters to provide depth to objects.

Chinonso Eche and his coach demonstrate their phenomenal football freestyle skills and why they hold a coveted GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title.

Marvelous Melissa reveals how she trained her dog Lollipop and her cat Sashimi to become an unlikely record-breaking duo.

Eric wants to be a secret agent. He makes a periscope so he can watch the world without being seen. He discovers that the same principle is used by submarines and even by dentists.

Sydney Bridge climb, sailing, Tower Skywalk, Kakadu exploration, and daring croc dip at Crocosaurus Cove—an eclectic Aussie week!

Fizzy party invites, a giant party popper, smash cake, a prank platter, and more to help make your next celebration one to remember.

Matilda and the Ramsay Bunch cook for the animals at London Zoo - the human kind!

It's the last day at vet school for the Junior Vets. They faced their fears, overcame anxieties, and, most importantly, they helped all sorts of animals, pets, and critters.

Even in the middle of the ocean, you'll find mathematics at work, keeping boats afloat. So how can metal ships float when a tiny coin sinks?

Inventor and engineer Robert Langer and Nobel Prize winning chemist Frances Arnold reflect on their award-winning careers in science.

Watch Xploration DIY SCI and have fun learning about the power of pressure, power of gas, laws of inertia, how to make elephant toothpaste at home and much more.

The Acro teams have a crucial competition, and Amelie spends precious time with her family.

It is gala day and this year the theme is the Frozen Kingdom.

Morgan, the deaf orca, is about to give birth to her very first calf. This would be the greatest natural phenomenon in the zoo's history.

Lord Roach is crazy about spices! In order to appease his master's taste buds, Little Lewis must travel to the ends of the Earth.

Lord Roach is feeling a little down lately! So Little Lewis dons his court jester garb, bringing a smile to his master's face.

A post-it becomes the support of a simple animation story.

A pile of cubes creates a beautiful optical illusion.

Steve Spangler shows you how to turn your recycled junk into the coolest do-it-yourself science.

Dutch teens Tatum and Arjan suffer from diabetes. Can electronic games help them to get a better grip on their disease?

Around 80 liters of fresh water are used to dye 1 kilogram of clothes. How can we turn this process into a "zero-liquid waste" circuit?

Steve Spangler reveals how to balance a quarter on the edge of a dollar bill and other amazing tricks.

Can volcanic eruptions be predicted? How? Researchers of the ERC-CHRONOS project are trying to answer those questions.

Scientists of the TRADR project are building human-robot teams to better deal with dangerous industrial accidents.

People and animals still have old instincts for survival. The effect of these instincts are discussed.

The maintenance of seafaring ships is laborious and costly. Scientists have now come up with a way to save time and money on this task.

Did our favourite heroes really exist, why do we keep revisiting the classic stories and how is cinema magic created today?

Heathrow Airport is developing a new way to analyze security information. The system known as "TASS" brings together various data sources.

Material scientist Zoe Laughlin explains the science behind new materials that will change six key aspects of our lives.

In this episode host Steve Spangler shows how to make high-flying rockets using nothing but soda bottles, balloons, vinegar, and straws.

Researchers are developing more efficient ships which cause less pollution. They are designed to reduce CO2 emissions by up to 25%.

Scientists are working with perovskite - a semi-transparent and flexible light sensitive crystal that could revolutionise solar power.

We need sleep. New technologies have been developed to help us sleep better. For some animals, their day begins when we are sleeping.

Technology helps the police solve crime, but training people and animals can have amazing crime-solving results too.

Our skin is an extraordinary organ that potects us every day. Sometimes its reactions are a bit extreme.

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It's possible to train even the wildest animals. Battery Man shows how he manages electricity and the science behind bubbles is explained.

Thanks to 3D technology we will soon be able to customise clothes, print real organs and make virtual clones of ourselves.

Animals have a positive influence on our health, but they also keep us safe and can potentially provide us with renewable energy.

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

Timmy, the cat, works his charms on an adopter. And Arlo, the Staffy, returns for a vet visit. Who knew ingrown eyelashes were a thing?

Marisa's shower stall becomes a kitten birthing suite. Laura, Dawn, and Ziggy hit downtown for another lesson in doggy etiquette. Xavier rescues a confused kangaroo from a coastal caravan park.

Meet the Loro Parque Foundation Scientific Director - Rafa and find out why is he also known as the 'Birdman of Loro Parque'.

Ubongo, the gorilla, has a massive cut on his foot. But how do you treat a 400-pound gorilla with a sore foot?

The Doctors reveal the amazing organs that keep you alive before you're born. Dr Xand meets patients being treated at a burns clinic.

In the last episode, the doctors look back at their favourite bits of the season - including the cough experiment and hearing operation.

Tom Thomas accidently bounces a ball right into a ceiling lamp and breaks it. Papus flies up in a hot air balloon to repair it.

Slotting Disks. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Snow Globe Jar. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Principal Lounsberry assigns our heroes to perform in historical reenactment under the watchful eye of the local historian Miss Dumont.

A trip to the Galapagos Islands turns into a hot pursuit when Floaty runs into trouble with a seal.

Is there a country with no spelling rules at all? To find out, our friends travel to China, where people don't use letters but ideograms.

Can insects be part of our menu? Let's go to Taxco, Mexico, and learn more about the local delicacy.

Darwin and Newts follow an apple tree through the seasons, and learn that a tree changes throughout its natural cycle.

Addison and her friends try to stop a swarm of mosquitoes.

A monster is rampaging in the ocean, and Kit and Mr. Battery decide to stop it.

When the bathyscaph fails during the descent, trapping Kit and Mr. Battery inside, they recall their previous troubles and how they got out of them.

The power goes out just as Smorph is busting his best moves, meaning it's time to find out how electricity is made and to get the party going again.

A beautiful rainbow gone missing is all the reason Smorph needs to discover how to use lights to make colours in order to build his own rainbow machine.

Bitz and Bob have to rescue Purl from the clutches of Pirate Bevelbeard and his shipmates.

Maddie learns how a camera works and discovers how a hairbrush is made in a factory.

Dr. Panda is a delivery man and takes a creative approach to figure out where every package belongs.

How to sell as much lemonade as possible? The team travels to the Sahara Desert, Beijing, China, and Murmansk, Russia to find out.

A huge mystery stone turns up in Hilltown and unites Bhilkans against a common enemy.

Maddie discovers how a forklift truck works and learns how dried fruit is made.

Maddie finds out how a ferry can transport cars over water and learns how a globe is made.

Creativity has no limits, watch Hepi and Briko transform the keyboard to something impressive!

Let's get poppin with some creative DIYs!

In Ancient Greece, citizens debated at the Pnyx, but speaking there required skill. Poor Howler struggles to win over the crowd!

The Noks were renowned for terracotta statuettes, but they were also skilled blacksmiths, potters, and innovative beehive designers!

After a brutal reign, Emperor Ashoka sought good karma by spreading happiness across India, aided by his serious 'joy police'!

Host Alie Ward presents firefighting gel, a magnetic field to repel sharks, parking meter tech and a bluetooth toothbrush.

The doctors explore blood types and reveal how your blood fights off unwanted invaders.

Doc K confronts her fear of spiders as she and Nash investigate the secrets behind spider powers. They create their own web shooters.

Tom Thomas makes a video call to Simka and Nolik at the lab and gets to see their Fixie School.

Professor Eugenius manages to lock himself out of the laboratory by forgetting both his keycard and Elisa's inside!

Darwin and Newts use balancing skills and teamwork when they have to take a shortcut home before it gets dark.

Lorna hates water. But after a boat trip to an island to watch some turtles hatching, Lorna has to face her fears to save the day!

A conversation with a firefighter at the local fire station gives the Grimwades an idea to reuse their wellington boots.

Let's find out how we can give our shoes a whole new look, just by replacing the shoelaces.

While visiting an island mountain, the team discovers a cave with mysterious rock art that provides a glimpse into the past.

Homer is fitted with the braces he hopes will help him get back on his feet and Bella, the Ragdoll, has been having a traumatic journey.

Eric builds a new kite. He makes sure it is symmetrical - both sides are exactly the same - as that helps kites fly and stay balanced.

Eric does an experiment to show how easy it is to spread bacteria if you don't wash your hands.

Doki wants his team to be the champion in the game of Grounders. But how long can you really go without touching the ground?

After learning that pine martens eat squirrels, Red and Grey panic as they wonder how safe their treehouse is.

Grab an old tissue box to make this greedy gobbler, then feed him some flying food!

Franky Fox struggles to tell the difference between toads and frogs, despite the best efforts of Flip, Flop, and Flow.

Want to make a friend with fabulous flippers? We'll show you how with an old sock and a cup of rice.

The world of medicine is changing due to technology, but alternative methods can also have a positive impact.

From two-ingredient chocolate mousse to a sticky-note slinky and a classic food steal prank, Piper, Oliver, Imi and the crew will find out if the viral sensations and more ''hack it'' or ''whack it''!

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand look at the cool bit of body kit that sucks your tears away when you cry.

The Nektons search to find a piece of the mysterious Ephemychron.

Eric learns how to make a paper plane. He finds out that the way a plane flies is related to how the air moves over its surface.

When a serious malfunction occurs, the team must work together to solve it. Meanwhile, Zeke spends a lot of quality time with Max's family.

Even in the middle of the ocean, you'll find mathematics at work, keeping boats afloat. So how can metal ships float when a tiny coin sinks?

In search of the next clue, the gang meets the eerie shopkeeper, Gregor, and must decide if they should let him in on their treasure hunt.

High school and college students compete for a fantastic prize: Going aboard a Zero-G aircraft where they'll experience microgravity!

Eric shows off some fancy footwork to illustrate the patterning and geometry behind the seven frieze patterns.

Veranica Tchalabaeva, a world-class dog trainer, breaks a record with her small pack of dogs.

Ninja warrior Jimmy and fitness fanatic Alex reveal how they worked together to achieve a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title!

Eric learns that most asteroids burn out before they reach our planet. He does an experiment to show what would happen if they hit.

San Diego fun: Beach volleyball, paragliding at Torrey Pines, flow riding at Wavehouse, and Olympic archery lessons—an exhilarating week!

Make your own spider cookies, surprise your mates with some delicious edible worms and soil, and take the weirdness to the next level with Jenna's grossest prank yet!

Matilda and her family visit Italy. On the way, she tries cooking in the airplane - 30,000 feet high.

Pick Me, the Labrador, has a yucky wart removed from his eye, and Jimmy, the horse, has his giant gnashers cleaned. And a one-eyed owl and a cute orphaned fox cub get the Junior Vet treatment.

Early pioneers explored the world using mathematics to navigate by the sun and the stars. But how does it help us in the age of satellites?

Award-winning actress and producer Courteney Cox of Friends and Hollywood movie star Channing Tatum tell their stories of success.

Abi, Gabby and Shams get a surprise visit from the most famous of Bristol's gymnasts.

EPISODE TITLE: New Beginnings

Get a glimpse of the life of Jorge, Loro Parque's head vet and Javier, Head of Environmental Affairs.

The famous giants of the northern mists - the Vikings - are master looters and navigators, just like Raven and Little Lewis.

Humble peasant Howler can't wait for his next batch of pretzels! However, the medieval feudal system can be ruthless.

Copy a portrait by reproducing fragments of it in squares.

A story on a paper strip unfolds like an accordion melody.

Find out how to make your own "cheeseball blaster" and a seesaw powered by a simple candle.

Researchers of the LEGUVAL project are experimenting with ways to turn vegetable residues into packaging materials.

In this episode, we meet researchers taking part in a project to mine and beneficiate rare earth elements (REE) with novel technologies.

Steve Spangler creates crazy ways to make bubbles at the Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus.

In this episode, we examine a solution to purify urban wastewater at zero-energy operation costs.

In order to gather high-quality 3D data of large cultural sites, researchers of the DIGIART project have developed unmanned drones. Can they play a part in protecting Europe's cultural heritage?

Connected Objects can exchange information with each other, their environment and even our bodies. Their goal: to simplify everyday life.

A Spanish company has developed a new way to extract olive oil. By "shocking" the olives with an electrical pulse, more oil is extracted.

We need fire, shelter and clean water to survive. Get tips on surviving in the wild and in the city during an emergency.

The new irrigation system "Waterbee" knows exactly how much water any crop needs to be fully grown by the day it is picked.

Dr Hannah Fry begins her journey looking at whether maths was invented or discovered.

Host Steve Spangler reveals how we can make crazy creations such as soap soufflé out of ordinary stuff from the supermarket.

European project URBANFLUXES is researching ways to make living in cities more eco-sustainable.

Scientists are trying to develop a treatment for osteoarthritis using nanomedicine. Active substances in nanoparticles go straight to the problem area to stimulate new cells and reduce inflammation.

The Vikings came from Scandanavia with surprisingly modern technologies for the time. On land and sea, they used advanced design.

Discover what it takes to be a singer, model or dancer. The professionals show how hard work and practice are necessary, and give their tips for success.

Specialists shows how to protect your computer and phone from being hacked, a forensic policeman goes to work solving a crime, and archaeologists use high-tech devices to discover the past.

The bugs that cause sickness in winter can be avoided. Protect your skin from the cold and discover some old remedies that really work.

Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

Some people have superhuman eyesight and memory. Hormones during pregnancy can give women amazing powers.

Get the Air in the Bottle

Animals and humans find ways to deal with extreme cold. See what happens to the body in freezing temperatures and discover the latest innovations in clothing to keep us warm.

Laura helps Levi's owner Susie understand why he bites his tail. He needs a job!

Having won the hearts of everyone in the clinic, Turbo goes into foster care. Xavier finds an injured turtle and rushes him to the vet.

The red panda and the saki have been having issues with their teeth and the dentist is here to help!

Morgan, the deaf orca, is about to give birth to her very first calf. This would be the greatest natural phenomenon in the zoo's history.

Dr Chris and Dr Xand take a look at what happens to your body when you reach puberty.

Dr Chris and Dr. Xand go back in time to see what medicine was like in the First World War.

Tom Thomas places a metal fork inside the microwave, accidentally putting Masiya and Simka in danger!

Build a kinetic colour blending contraption using some paper plates and a piece of string!

Intergalactic visitors have arrived! Clear some space, it's time to build an astonishing alien hovercraft.

The detention team follows their clue to a haunted church that supposedly reveals your darkest fears.

The friends meet a girl named Sofia during their trip to Argentina, and Hogie learns that a little bit of self-belief can go a long way.

Our heroes travel to Senegal to meet Alim's friend Baidi, who can recycle anything and everything.

Mosquitoes can be annoying. Our heroes are paying a visit to a penfriend in Papua New Guinea to learn how to co-exist alongside mosquitoes.

When Darwin's garden starts drying out, the kids build an aqueduct using the water from Burpee's pond.

Light up your room with star jars!

Addison and Alex dig up what they think is an Ancient Roman coin in the community garden - then have a mystery to solve when it unexpectedly disappears.

Exhausted, Kit lets the sea currents carry him north, while Mr. Battery would prefer to return to their home in the south.

Alone, Kit gets stranded in the freezing Arctic. Will he manage to make his way back to Mr. Battery at the spaceport?

Smorph's favourite robot toy has stopped working! See how an electrical circuit is made and get the robot working again.

Smorph is looking for a solution to fix his lamp so that he can finish his painting.

Teddy gets a lift today as our friends are making superstrong lifters!

Maddie learns what happens when we go to sleep, and she discovers how a sofa is made.

Mei Mei invents a dance routine that creates a chaotic traffic jam. To put things right, Dr. Panda comes up with a new dance routine.

Oto and Doki build a "bug trapper" device. To Mundi, this seems wrong. She takes the device and hides it in Georgia's Okefenokee Swamp.

A student has crashed on the aerodrome and has broken his wing just before his flying exam. Now, it's up to Sprinter to fix his wing and help him pass the exam.

Maddie learns how baggage gets onto an airplane and finds out how a rucksack is made.

Maddie learns how a lamp works and visits a factory to see how a playhouse is made.

Hepi and Briko reuse shoes to make some cute DIYs

What a wonderful read! Hmm what can we do next? Oh yes leave that to Hepi and Briko.

Yoga has ancient roots in India, featuring demanding practices. Howler, an apprentice, struggles to match Master Roach's discipline!

In Ancient China, the Qin Emperor united his kingdom with an iron fist, making enemies. Even after death, his army of soldiers remained!

People have always faced pain, but Chinese medicine offers solutions—medicinal plants, acupuncture, and quirky remedies with Dr. Howler!

Host Alie Ward presents a device to help catch fish, an app keeping track of sleep, a very useful snake robot and the Jetman.

The doctors hit the road in the Ouch Taxi to surprise the winners of this year's Ouch! Awards.

Doc K and Nash aim for super strength as they explore artificial muscles and powerful exoskeletons. They visit some super strong animals at the zoo and then create a way to lift a car.

After the Fixie kids accidentally mix up two apples, Professor Eugenius panics convinced that Elisa has eaten the poison one.

Tom Thomas doesn't know how to get a bothersome bee out of the kitchen.

When Heni runs a dance for all the local animals, Darwin and Newts mind their babies, but they run off so the kids have to learn about their habitats in order to find them.

Paint beautiful birds in a bush!

Many of Thailand's highly endangered dugongs are sick and haven't eaten for days. The MeteoHeroes go on a mission to help the poor dugongs.

In Italy, a river is flooding because a drain is all blocked up with debris! There is no time to lose! Nix and Ventum quickly reach Italy.

The Grimwades decide to reuse the carton to make a drum for Reu and find out that pots and pans can be used as well.

Let's go green and find out why not mowing the lawn could be a good thing!

While lost in a cave in the Gamkaberg Mountains, the team miraculously stumble upon an almost-extinct creature, the Cape Mountain Zebra.

A mother surrenders her precious dog who's helped her through her darkest days. Wandi, the world-famous dingo, drops in to see Marisa.

Eric makes a model boat using soap as fuel. The boat moves because the soap breaks the surface tension of the water, moving it forward.

Eric learns that oil and vinegar don't mix very well because they have different densities. He experiments to find out more about them.

Doki wonders if Gabi really has to win to have fun. They set off to the "One of a Kind Game Kingdom" at the Silly Sports Park in Japan.

Grandad thinks the deer's antlers look very dangerous. Mommy and Daddy Owl are sure that the deer on TV is actually a unicorn.

Playful Pizza. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Binah and Grandad are fascinated to learn that a group of frogs is called an army and begin to wonder which one might be the general.

Wild wall hanging wonders! Get your imaginations fired up. In this episode we'll be making a crazy cone head.

We have known about food preservation since the Middle Ages. Keeping food fresh longer reduces waste, but can we eat food when it has past its expiry date? Is cheap food always bad?

Find out how to transform everyday junk into gems you and your mates will love, including a tasty snack made from potato peels.

There's a snot-tastic dose of Ouchology, and find out why DNA is a funny, twisty shape.

Ant befriends a prehistoric crocodile, much to the annoyance of its mother.

Eric learns that plants have different ways to make their seeds fly as far away as possible. He makes his own version of the maple seed, which looks like a little paper helicopter.

Jesse's uncle drops off his two-seater convertible in the middle of the garage and the hosts must work around it to make their channel work.

The girls' team and presenter Camille Ucan are in Malaysia, being introduced to the sport of Lion Dancing!

When venturing into deep space to discover new worlds, robots are needed to first explore these extreme environments.

In this episode we're introduced to the exciting sundial: a clock that uses the position of the sun to show what time it is.

Strongwoman Mihaela Brinzoiu demonstrates the strength and skill required to roll up an unlikely piece of kitchen equipment - a frying pan!

Aerial strap artist Alan Silva reveals how he achieves graceful performances and how he broke a world record with his acrobatic skills.

Eric learns why the triangle is such an important shape for building. He builds a bridge made of straws that is so strong that he can balance several books on it.

Pittsburgh adventure: Rapids, Primanti Brothers, bird encounter at National Aviary, and gliding with Pittsburgh club—an exciting week!

In this episode, Piper's going all-in with some hearts and craft, and Gabe unleashes a super-sized scientific crush-splosion!

Matilda and her family are on holiday in Italy, where she learns to cook a fish stew Italian style.

Roger, the dog, has eaten a tennis ball. Will he survive surgery to remove it? And Neville, the pig, thinks he is a dog.

Leaving our planet and entering space is extremely difficult. So how does mathematics help rockets beat gravity and shoot out into space?

World-famous Magician Steven Frayne (aka Dynamo) and Olympic gold medallist hockey captain Kate Richardson-Walsh share insights on success.

Amelie and Phoebe receive some exciting news and are off to train alongside the seniors.

The Icicles are taking a huge risk and have choreographed a very ambitious routine.

The aquarium team initiates its very own breeding program. In the meantime, Lin Mao, the white tiger, is having a hip problem.

Howler's pantry is empty! Being a food-lover, he decides he's going to eat whatever he pleases, even if it means breaking all the rules.

A cra-cra trial takes place, staging Howler as an animals' advocate and Roach as the judge and persecutor.

Create characters, images, or landscapes with magazine-cut letters.

Paint like a wave, repeating the same gesture with your brush.

In this episode Steve Spangler uses air pressure to make a 55-gallon steel drum implode.

Researchers of the BALANCE project are trying to find out if exoskeletons can support the rehabilitation process of mild stroke victims.

Scientists and architects are studying how robots and plants can interact to build architectural structures.

Do you ever wonder how to pull a tablecloth out from under the dishes of a set table? Host Steve Spangler shows how to do it.

Researchers are developing robots that will be able to interact with us daily - in customer service, healthcare and the industrial sector.

Pulse electric field (PEF) technology is a new, low-energy way to assist the production of juices, olive oil and vinegar.

There are a lot of beliefs about the differences between men and women. Scientific experiments don't always support the stereotypes.

European engineering firms are currently developing a new technology that allows cars to drive you instead of you driving them.

Emotions are sometimes divided into "good" and "bad" categories, but they are all good for us when we learn to express them healthily.

Austrian researchers have developed a machine that extracts valuable substances such as gold, silver, and copper from electronic waste.

The space race has played a colossal part in our daily lives. The research done by NASA has led to better ways of building bridges and even shaped the future of our energy consumption.

Did You Know is a knowledge and science show for kids and their families, revolving around scientific breakthroughs. It presents the cutting-edge technologies and research activities from various spheres of life.

No caves for Cro-Magnon man - they lived in light and well insulated tents! They were nomads who transported their home with them.

It's invisible, but can put out a fire and change our voices ... In this episode Steve Spangler shows how to harness the power of gas.

Scientists are using sub-aquatic robots equipped with hydrophones and sensors to explore the seafloor with the help of sonar technology.

A "citizen scientist" initiative has been developed as part of a European research project that seeks to understand and manage the effect of microplastics on the environment.

Children, champions, athletes: no matter who we are, sport really impacts our bodies.

New developments in drones, household robots and 3D printers are set to change our lives dramatically.

Watch Xploration DIY SCI and have fun learning about the power of pressure, power of gas, laws of inertia, how to make elephant toothpaste at home and much more.

Can a man fly like a real bird, or walk on water? Is everything you hear about smartphones true? How can you tell if an internet video is real or fake?

Nature, trees, plants, animals and also people adapt to the differences of light and heat between the seasons.

The possibility of space tourism for all is drawing nearer. But there are a lot of things to be considered.

Modern technology has brought a lot of conveniences, but is there a downside?

Make Your Lava Lamp

Foster carer Geoff is grappling with Turbo's penchant for pooping in the bath. Xavier sets a trap for a stray cat that has been hunting native wildlife. And Marisa helps a sick mum feed her kittens.

Xavier is on another mission, and Kylee finds no medical reason for Turbo's strange toilet habits.

Get a glimpse of the life of Jorge, Loro Parque's head vet and Javier, Head of Environmental Affairs.

The aquarium team initiates its very own breeding program. In the meantime, Lin Mao, the white tiger, is having a hip problem.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand check out tendon power and the air ambulance. Dr. Xand asks if laughter is the best medicine.

The doctors check out hearing and hospital radio. Dr. Chris finds out how anesthetists keep people safe during operations.

Tom Thomas places a metal fork inside the microwave, accidentally putting Masiya and Simka in danger!

Collect some treasure and science smarts with a clever game controlled using tension.

Wobble into action and create a sculpture with baffling balance.

Realising they are not alone, the gang must escape the church without being caught and decode the next clue.

In Budapest, the group meets Lazlo and helps him in exchange for a sample of his grandmother's goulash.

On which day in December should people receive their presents? Our friends travel to the Netherlands to find out.

Zoe needs coulouring pencils to finish her mandala but the pencil box is empty. A trip to Tibet soon appears to be necessary.

Darwin discovers how to write secret messages, and plans a surprise for Heni with Newts' help.

Have fun with a ballon theatre!

Addison investigates when laundry goes missing in Ayrton Park.

Kit decides to become a star traveler. He screws himself to a rocket and survives a wild ride to the Earth's orbit.

Kit fights Earth's gravity with the help of the International Space Station.

Smorph wants to light up a bunch of lamps altogether and needs to learn how different electronic components work.

Smorph finds out how some materials conduct electricity and some do not.

A pencil, some paper and clear instruction can help to build the ideal treasure map.

Maddie learns how a washing machine works and discovers how jeans are made in a factory.

Olette turns to Dr. Panda to help her clean her house. Everything goes wrong when Hoopa has a mix-up with the controls of his machine.

Oto's RC car goes haywire in the middle of a race and he's sure it's the car's fault! Why did only Oto's car break?

Everyone in town is convinced that Leo must be magical. But Leo's not magical at all, so how will she get out of this difficult situation?

Maddie learns how a speaker works and discovers how colours in paint and light are made.

Maddie learns why we eat and finds out how we keep our teeth clean.

Re-using the silverware to make something so awesome that it has left us in awe!

Yawn! After a good ol nap let's re-use our pillow covers!

The Kingdom of Kush often clashed with Egypt, but their queens led them to victory, proving strong allies in battle despite conflicts!

Ancient China teemed with game ideas—spinning tops, polo, and kites! With such fun, Howler will never run out of entertainment!

In antiquity, Mesoamericans loved a ballgame, a precursor to basketball. It entertained crowds and honored gods. Beware of gods' wrath!

Host Alie Ward presents the digital camera inventor, facial recognition technology, solar roads and inventors' advice.

The doctors put the strength of human hair to the test.

Eureka Girl gets a makeover, but has problems with the laws of physics. Things get tough as Doc K and Nash try to master invulnerability by stopping a bullet and a hammer.

When Tom Thomas' dad bets him he can't put together an unassembled chair, Tom Thomas discovers the importance of following the instructions.

Watching Professor Eugenius test out a new airbag, the Fixie kids learn about the importance of traffic safety.

When Darwin brings home a mirror, Kea sees her reflection and falls in love with her new friend.

A typhoon is destroying a coastal town in South Korea, and the rescue boats have mysteriously disappeared! There is no time to waste.

In South Korea, Fulmen and Ventum are still trying to help the citizen of the coastal town. But who is helping the animals? Nix shows up just in time.

Let's explore some chemical reactions that create pressure-based propulsion and try some new tricks.

When a group of young adventurers set off to explore the vast Addo Elephant National Park, they get more than they bargained for.

Heidi is trying to impress her potential adoptive mother. And Marisa welcomes a puppy that's short on paws but big in the love department.

Eric uses a magic trick to show how density causes some things to float and others to sink to the bottom.

Eric uses a hula hoop to explore nature and create a special research area teeming with life.

Can we really go to Mars? The team blasts off to explore Mars while Fico and Oto go looking for the lander.

Red and Grey learn about bat echolocation and wonder what it would be like to see with their ears.

Gliding Ice Skater. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Orla and Meabh accidentally give Fiona the fright of her life when she mistakes them for approaching sharks.

Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Can Corey retain his British champion title now that he's moved into an older age group?

Keeping your cool during a heatwave has never looked so easy! Check out how to turn your favorite fruit into ice cream, make your dog an icy treat, and give your beach towel a game-changing makeover.

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand go head-to-head in a man vs monkey contest to demonstrate the power of the pelvis.

Ant and Fontaine hunt for the rarest of ocean creatures: the colossal squid.

Eric learns that computer coding means writing programmes that tell robots and computers how to do certain jobs.

While Julia takes over Halloween duties in the garage, Jesse becomes a video game voice actor. Ian is summoned to Shaq's mansion in Orlando.

It's day 2 of the girls' team adventure in Malaysia, learning to Lion Dance. Today is about leg strength, so presenter Camille Ucan challenges them to climb an epic set of stairs.

The Space Shuttle program spanned 30 years. We meet five astronauts who ventured into space aboard this amazing and complex spacecraft.

Do you want to know how you can build a really big fort? In this episode Eric reveals an exciting trick. The ingredients? Lots of cushions!

Contortionist Bonetics divulges how he used his superhuman bendiness to achieve a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title.

Viral social media sensation Wes P, aka Mr Uekusa, shares how his amazingly bizarre set of skills led him to become a world record holder.

Eric learns that neurons are the brain's tiny building blocks. He does an experiment to show what they are and how they work.

Cancun. Our hosts explore global destinations, joining locals for nature-packed adventures in beautiful landscapes.

From balloon-shaped pizzas to crafty gifts and classic pranks, watch this episode to become a hack of all trades!

Matilda and the Ramsay bunch attempt to turn Jack into the coolest boy at his party.

A shy antelope needs surgery, while a cute orphaned fox cub gets checked over. Johnny and Inel discover a singing cat. And a gull tries to fly free again after being hit by a car.

One mathematical number that can be found everywhere is Pi. Discover the many ways in which we use pi in our calculations, and where it can be found.

Nobel Peace Prize winner President F.W. de Klerk and pioneering British diplomat Valerie Amos share their lessons for life.

Teams are announced for the Acro World championships and Oscar performs in a concert.

Ice hockey player Rais receives an offer he can't refuse, and figure skaters Josh and Kloe are preparing for an international competition.

Shiloh, the German Shepherd, has started limping, and Kylee wants to find out why. Xavier rushes in with a lifeless Lorikeet. Can he and vet Karmen revive it?

Throw a handful of lentils on a paper sheet and draw forms without touching them.

Make your name disappear in a game of colored shapes.

In this episode Steve Spangler throws Mentos in a hundred bottles of soda, creating numerous gushing soda geysers.

New underwater cameras are being developed that can film and monitor fish underwater. They also collect data, reconstructing 3D objects.

Researchers are developing more efficient ships which cause less pollution. They are designed to reduce CO2 emissions by up to 25%.

In this episode host Steve Spangler shows how to walk on water. He also explores the question: What is a fluid?

Scientists are working with perovskite - a semi-transparent and flexible light sensitive crystal that could revolutionise solar power.

European project URBANFLUXES is researching ways to make living in cities more eco-sustainable.

Even our favourite treats are made with the help of science. Experiments reveal the secrets of production and fun sweets recipes.

There are a lot of myths about dinosaurs. Science has recently made some discoveries that challenge these old ideas.

A Danish company has developed a low energy x-ray system that can literally see the unseen. How is that possible?

From our genetic blueprint, to the DNA of our microbial inhabitants, scientists have begun to decipher the extraordinary Code of Us.

Did You Know is a knowledge and science show for kids and their families, revolving around scientific breakthroughs. It presents the cutting-edge technologies and research activities from various spheres of life.

In this episode host Steve Spangler shows us how to create "weather" inside our own homes … from a tank filled with smog to a room-sized tornado.

Scientists are researching ways of turning Red Mud - the waste from aluminium production - into a type of glass that can be used to make construction materials such as bricks and floor tiles.

Mario the robot has been developed to communicate with patients suffering from dementia. He helps stimulate their brain with music and simple interactions, helping reduce loneliness and isolation.

Dogs, pigs, cows and ravens can be astonishingly intelligent. And animals can have unexpected friendships!

Modern science can provides solutions to many things that give us complexes.

Is it possible to predict your future or the lottery numbers? How can prediction be used to ease traffic?

How to Control a Pendulum with Your Mind

Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

Health. Animals. Everyday physics. Sometimes we think we understand them, but are the things we learned just myths?

From breakfast cereal and chocolate milk to pretzels and crisps: the making of our favourite foods

Pastry is more than something that looks good; there is a science and art associated with it.

Get the Air in the Bottle

A couple is keen to adopt Turbo, but can they deal with his bathroom issues? And Karen's dog, Ava, is having her stitches out.

Marisa is used to supporting others, but today it's her dog Millie going under the knife.

Today Kristina is performing an ultrasound on the dolphin Ulysses. Meet also Garoe, the one-year-old chimp and Dali, the emperor tamarin.

For Ester, head of the aquarium, a normal day includes alligators, zebra sharks and more. She sets a pace that's hard to keep up with!

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand investigate cartilage. They find out what it takes to be a porter and they meet a dog!

The doctors show why you need oxygen, and find out what it's like to be at the other end of an emergency call.

Writing his school essay, "My Best Friend", Tom Thomas recalls how he started his secret friendship with Nolik and Simka.

Drop into the lab and make a parachute. We'll Jump right in and use a plastic bag to create a force called "drag".

We're building some buildings that can take a shake. Don't worry, it's not a real quake its only a make!

In search of the next clue, the gang meets the eerie shopkeeper, Gregor, and must decide if they should let him in on their treasure hunt.

During the Winter Festival in Quebec, the gang learns all about maple syrup from their friend Angelique, whose family owns a sugar shack.

In Burkina Faso, our heroes' penfriend Jamal can't wait to introduce Zoe and Milo to his parents, and like Alim, he appears to have several mums and dads. What a mystery!

Our heroes travel to Saudi Arabia and meet up with Ahed. He knows different ways to move in the desert by day and night.

Darwin and Newts are building a home for their snail friend, but when the weather gets stormy, they have to work fast!

Make your very own marble maze!

Donnie brings a robot to show-and-tell that can do everything Addison's can do, but better.

After crashing into the Hubble telescope, Kit uses various components to equip himself and he builds an engine to navigate through space.

Kit visits the Moon, explores its craters and sights, but makes an old Soviet probe - Lunokhod - angry.

Smorph discovers that electrical circuits can be used to make sounds as well as light.

A ghost is preventing Smorph from getting to sleep. Smorph is trying to figure out what the ghost wants.

Grab your favourite juice, we're making ice lollies.

Maddie learns how starlight works and finds out how stop frame animation films are made.

June's special three - flavoured super cake ends up breaking into bits. Dr. Panda comes up with a plan to turn the bits into cupcakes.

Oto decides to attempt a world record for the biggest pancake. But can he really make it all by himself?

Rosa's gotten a new cupboard and needs help carrying it inside. Sprinter and Riwahl offer their help. But soon their eagerness to help turns into a competition of who is the better helper.

Maddie finds out how a hamster wheel works.

Maddie looks at the emergency services.

Bring the beach closer to you with these DIY activities!

What can Hepi and Briko make with clothespins? Let's find out!

The Colosseum was the Romans' favourite playground. Ideal for gladiatorial fights or naval battle re-enactments.

With cuneiform writing, the Sumerians invented the first schools—scribal schools where students learned to read, write, and count.

The Maya loved chocolate, but it was rare and reserved for the powerful. Yet, a food lover like Howler would do anything to enjoy it!

Host Alie Ward presents the best of inventions: pet wheelchairs, a football robot, wristband lights and a seed vault of over 850,000 seeds.

How do you see in color? And how can your eyes see in the dark? It's time for Dr. Xand to become Night Vision Man!

With the help of Eureka Girl, Doc K and Nash try to find ways to create a wave in a quest to manipulate water.

In order to enjoy an old record that Tom Thomas has found, the Fixies need to figure out how to repair an old gramophone that is missing its needle.

In a tense game of chess between Grandpus and Professor Eugenius, Nolik takes the part of a missing pawn who dreams of capturing the enemy king.

Darwin and Newts go on an adventure to match a lost tooth to its owner.

Make your very own dream keeper!

The sea ice shelf in Antarctica has become thinner, and the emperor penguin colony nesting is in danger. Nix and Fulmen are going to help.

Dry weather has caused a forest fire, and the Black Forest is ablaze. Pluvia and Nubess are on their way to the North Sea.

The kids experiment with trick photography that requires a balancing act, extracting casein protein from milk to make plastic and exploring human facial symmetry with mirrors.

A group of young adventurers continue their search for the Big Seven wild animals in Addo Elephant National Park.

Bella, the rescued Ragdoll, finds her fate in familiar hands. Marisa gets a visit from a fluffy cat from Second Chance's past.

Eric learns about friction by rolling a ball over different surfaces and rubbing his hands together to warm them up. He discovers there is no friction in space.

Eric learns how the Bernoulli Principle and playing with the flow of air can help him inflate a plastic bag.

Oto has agreed to try to sell his plane toy. Oto, Doki, and Fico head to a toy auction in Chicago, USA.

Common Lizard

Silhouette Cards. Science and creativity with fun experiments that you can do right at home!

Fleabag and Plop try their hand at some otter-based poetry. And Orla And Meabh embark on the most dangerous mission yet.

We've picked up loads of pinecones from our walk, and we're making something special with our favourites!

Acro squad's partners Dove and Nyree are determined to prove they are ready to take on the world!

From super-cute snow domes to a shrunken science experiment - there's no hack too small for our team of life-hackers.

Dr Xand tricks Dr Chris when he turns fire juggler to reveal the body's secret sense.

The Nektons meet online superstar Devil Daniels, who will stop at nothing for fame.

Eric learns that if you have red, blue, and yellow paint, you can mix them to create lots of different colours..

From two-ingredient chocolate mousse to a sticky-note slinky and a classic food steal prank, Piper, Oliver, Imi and the crew will find out if the viral sensations and more ''hack it'' or ''whack it''!

Eric makes a parachute that will slow down a falling egg just enough so it doesn't get smashed when it hits the ground.

Eric learns how to make a beautiful sheet of recycled paper. He finds out what people used to write on before paper was invented.

It's day 3 of the girls' team adventure in Malaysia, learning to Lion Dance. Today is about arm strength, and presenter Camille sets a challenge involving trays of full drinks.

We'll explain why Pluto is no longer considered a planet. Plus, some scientists believe there is an undiscovered planet in our solar system.

Following three fixed steps, the outcome of the 'Kaprekar's operation' is always 6174. In this episode we learn why.

Escapologist performer Andrew Basso reveals how he managed to escape a water tank in record time while bound at the hands and feet.

The Giang brothers reveal how they achieved their nail-biting GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title using their incredible circus skills.

Eric makes a parachute that will slow down a falling egg just enough so it doesn't get smashed when it hits the ground.

Panama. Our hosts explore global destinations, joining locals for nature-packed adventures in beautiful landscapes.

From bacon made out of vegetables, to a DIY skipping rope, our life-hackers leave no stone unturned in the quest for health.

Matilda and the Ramsay bunch take part in the London dragon boat race.

Johnny and Inel solve the mysteries of goats that climb trees and dogs with unusual toilet habits!

Double Olympic gold medallist Kelly Holmes and European Space Agency astronaut Tim Peake tell of their extraordinary careers.

Sophie wants to compete at this year's British Championships but has to pass a difficult technical test.

Make Your Lava Lamp

Josh, Kloe and Beccy head to Latvia for an important international competition.

Three adorable puppies get rescued from a house fire. The feline brothers - Bill and Ben - are ready to find a forever home.

Paint a fish with a water-based technique.

An unexpected printing technique.

Steve Spangler shows how to build our own toilet paper launcher, using the same science principles that keep an airplane in the air.

Scientists are trying to develop a treatment for osteoarthritis using nanomedicine. Active substances in nanoparticles go straight to the problem area to stimulate new cells and reduce inflammation.

Scientists are using sub-aquatic robots equipped with hydrophones and sensors to explore the seafloor with the help of sonar technology.

In this episode host Steve Spangler shows how to make high-flying rockets using nothing but soda bottles, balloons, vinegar, and straws.

A "citizen scientist" initiative has been developed as part of a European research project that seeks to understand and manage the effect of microplastics on the environment.

Scientists are researching ways of turning Red Mud - the waste from aluminium production - into a type of glass that can be used to make construction materials such as bricks and floor tiles.

Humans have great mental abilities, but animals are continually teaching us ways in which we can improve.

Researchers have developed brain-computer interfaces that allow disabled patients to control devices and programmes by mere thought.

Winter can bring colds, flu and sore throats, but these are avoidable. Science provides tips for staying healthy in the cold season.

A robotic system for assisting surgeons during neurosurgery operations has been developed in Italy. It's steadier than a surgeon's hand.

Thousands of jellyfish offer us an incredible spectacle in the Coral Triangle area. We will meet a recently discovered species of seahorse.

Do you know that in 2030, experts predict that we will all have a robot at home? How is it possible? Get the answer from a robotics expert!

In this episode Steve Spangler shows how to make wacky musical instruments from standard household items such as glasses, pipes, and cars.

The European ECOCHAMPS consortium is developing hybrid vehicles, aiming to improve energy efficiency up to 20% and reduce production costs.

Researchers are using straw to make bio-butanol, a more sustainable and cheaper alternative to existing biofuels like biodiesel or ethanol.

The rides in amusement parks are always evolving. Discover the latest in water parks, tree climbing and rollercoasters and how our bodies react to them.

Amazing voice talents, object swallowers and street gymnasts: their abilities are put to the test by science.

Discover the science of toilet paper and kitchen towel, soaps and shampoos, and diapers and hygiene products.

Watch Xploration DIY SCI and have fun learning about the power of pressure, power of gas, laws of inertia, how to make elephant toothpaste at home and much more.

Make an Amazing Coloured T-Shirt

These young people have come up with some amazing inventions. Where does their talent come from?

Robots and special effects have been around for a long time. Now they are becoming even more spectacular! Discover the science behind them.

Odours, pains, gas: our bodies create some odd reactions, but they all have a purpose.

Shiloh, the German Shepherd, has started limping, and Kylee wants to find out why. Xavier rushes in with a lifeless Lorikeet. Can he and vet Karmen revive it?

Three adorable puppies get rescued from a house fire. The feline brothers - Bill and Ben - are ready to find a forever home.

Annabelle, the king penguin, is displaying some worrying symptoms and Jorge is concerned she may have some neurological problems.

Federica, the turtle, has arrived from Italy and Loro Parque has offered to be her 'forever home'. Esmeralda, the iguana, has a lumpy belly.

Five young explorers visit the biggest canyon in Africa on their search for the Big Snake in [Ai] Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park.

Five young explorers run the rapids in Ai] Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park on their search for the legendary Big Snake.

A valuable diamond has been stolen, and Sprinter is on the case. But all the clues point to himself. How can that be?

A look into how computers can recognise colour through using sensors.

Tom Thomas rips his dress pants minutes before he has to leave for his school concert. Nolik suggests fixing them with a stapler so Tom Thomas' mom won't find out.

Everyone in the lab is playing a musical instrument! Let's get in the zone with a xylophone.

Hang on tight and away we go! We'll whizz through the steps to make a mighty fine zipline!

Children's programme.

The kids team up with an old enemy to pull off an epic heist on the Historical Society.

Hogie and his friends run into trouble in Bali when an accident leaves them without a kite before the kite flying competition on the beach.

Our friends travel to Tahiti, where they meet with Amana and learn more about telling a story through dance.

It's time for another trip. Everyone is soon in Japan for a new adventure with another penfriend.

Darwin wants to get big air on his BMX bike, so Heni and Newts help him practice!

Construct a mountain bridge!

An hour before the soap box race, Addison and Alex's car has mysteriously slowed down.

Kit visits the Sun and almost gets burned. He relaxes at a safe distance, but a Sun flare hits him hard. He is about to be toasted! At the very last moment, he uses the power of photons to escape.

Kit wants to make an important discovery on Mercury, but he is dissapointed that there is nothing left to be discovered.

Smorph imagines the story of how a brave submarine used a light-up shield to scare off a sub eating shark!

Smorph is feeling scared in a dark forest. He wonders if could there be a dragon inside. It is time to inversigate.

Our friends are engineering cogs out of paper plates and lollipop sticks.

Maddie learns how a bird builds its nest and how a strong bike helmet is made.

Dr. Panda is a referee at Panda City's Sports Day. Olette thinks Bip is cheating his way through the various events. Dr. Panda has an idea.

This time we'll be making a Sea Turtle! Modelling clay is all you need to make this silly sea beast.

Strap on your sea legs and prepare to set sail! We'll show you how to make a sponge boat that really floats.

Grab some bottle tops and a piece of card. We'll show you how to make these clackety castanet characters.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat maze.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat bed.

Øistein makes a cardboard cat cafe.

We're turning flat card into stand up boxes. With a few folds, it's 2D to 3D engineering!

Can you spot the differences? Look closely and help us fix a mega wheel too.

SF highlights: Golden Gate sailing, House of Air, Pier 39 sea lions, rooftop honey at Fairmont—an eclectic week with Nicole!

In this episode we learn about tessellations: shapes repeated over and over again covering a plane without any gaps or overlaps.

How can distinct sounds be formed? In this episode we learn about the role that fractions play in denoting whole, half, and quarter notes.

Zoe is surprised to see Alim eating on the floor instead of on the table. In Vietnam, eating on the floor is not something unusual.

When it turns out that Alim doesn't have a surname, our heroes travel to Iceland to meet Alim's penfriend Gunnar and learn more.

Hogie and his friends travel to Kenya and meet Loloju, who is upset about his brother getting married.

The sea ice shelf in Antarctica has become thinner, and the emperor penguin colony nesting is in danger. Nix and Fulmen are going to help.

In South Korea, Fulmen and Ventum are still trying to help the citizen of the coastal town. But who is helping the animals? Nix shows up just in time.

A typhoon is destroying a coastal town in South Korea, and the rescue boats have mysteriously disappeared! There is no time to waste.

Kids meet a marine biologist.

Kids try sea plants.

Тhe bond between a mother and a child is one of the strongest in the animal kingdom. We meet some lucky babies with great moms.

Host Alie Ward presents a chef cooking with science, a stress-relieving wrist band, a heat imaging device for a smartphone and an alarm clock rug to help get you out of bed.

Trapped underground with the neurotic Bruno, the gang must find a way to escape before time runs out.

After an epic prank, Raign, Brett, Joy, and Hulk end up in detention. Only this time, it wasn't them! The true prankster reveals themselves and shares a clue that can lead to finding the lost fortune.

The kids explore how objects move from areas of high air pressure to areas of low air pressure and how space suits protect astronauts.

Tilly and Jack head to one of the coolest BMX parks in the country.

Matilda and the Ramsay Bunch cook for the animals at London Zoo - the human kind!

Dr. Chris and Dr. Xand show how amazing saliva is, and discover how birds of prey can help at the hospital.

In this episode, the doctors put eye boogers under the microscope and show you how to make edible eye gunk!

It's day 3 of the girls' team adventure in Malaysia, learning to Lion Dance. Today is about arm strength, and presenter Camille sets a challenge involving trays of full drinks.

Eric makes a rocket from a plastic bottle and some cardboard. Then he uses an air pump to cause a transfer of energy that is strong enough to launch the rocket into the sky.

Eric learns that everyone has their own unique fingerprint. He shows how to do a fingerprint experiment and then he uses it to find out who took a bite out of his chocolate cake.

The big invention convention is finally here! Kaylyn and Alicia become fascinated by a dreamy inventor.

Smorph's favourite robot toy has stopped working! See how an electrical circuit is made and get the robot working again.

Smorph is looking for a solution to fix his lamp so that he can finish his painting.

Get ready to slip, slop, slap, and hack in our great outdoors special!

Senior comes to Sprinter's house to invite him on a fishing trip. Sprinter wants to catch some flying fish, but Senior is hunting for the mythical cloud whale, which is said to be impossible to catch.

San Diego fun: Beach volleyball, paragliding at Torrey Pines, flow riding at Wavehouse, and Olympic archery lessons—an exhilarating week!

Without inputs, computers would not be as widely used or as useful as they are today. Get the low-down on them.

Discover how we can represent different types of information using the limited set of characters on our computer's keyboard.

Find out how you can get a clear picture of what a final computer programme will look like.

Mommy and Daddy Owl struggle to understand the difference between whales - the animals and Wales - the country.

It's time to learn more about squirrels. Mommy and Daddy Owl are amazed to discover that the squirrels' incisor teeth never stop growing.

Righter of wrongs, Howler gives us a 101 on the medieval justice system.

There's a double emergency at the Vet School. The kids are thinking and acting like real vets now. But can they cope when things go wrong?

In this episode we divide a standard Mobius strip into thirds. As we cut the twisty strip into three pieces, three interlocked rings appear. The magic? None of them has a twist! How is this possible?

Shiloh, the German Shepherd, has started limping, and Kylee wants to find out why. Xavier rushes in with a lifeless Lorikeet. Can he and vet Karmen revive it?

Bumble is helping Leo get her flying license so she can fly legally on Bhilka. But the many odd rules on Bhilka are making it difficult.

Teams are announced for the Acro World championships and Oscar performs in a concert.

Discover how sorting can be used in programming, and how it can lead to more efficient processing.

Double Olympic gold medallist Kelly Holmes and European Space Agency astronaut Tim Peake tell of their extraordinary careers.

Senior firefighter and author Sabrina Cohen-Hatton and award-winning triple amputee Mark Ormrod share their incredible tales of resilience.

The Icicles are taking a huge risk and have choreographed a very ambitious routine.

There's a lot of misinformation about our solar system. Host Emily Calandrelli speaks to two experts who debunk many of these myths.

Discover how sorting can be used in programming, and how it can lead to more efficient processing.

From searching for survivors when disaster strikes to rescuing animals at risk, dogs come to the rescue in surprising ways.