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Discovery Science
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- Daily Walkthrough Discovery
- Inventive Europe
- Race To Mars
- How Stuff's Made
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- Cool Stuff: How It Works
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Race To Mars
There are 10-year olds today who will be setting foot on a different planet in man's Race to Mars. That's what today's leading thinkers in space exploration forecast for 2030 and is portrayed in this epic mini-series. It's the story of the first manned mission to Mars, following a six-strong multi-national team of extraordinary individuals training for the unprecedented voyage ahead of them. Is their mission possible, and what will they sacrifice to achieve their goal?
Click here to see how man has got to the point where he can contemplate this adventure. -
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How Stuff's Made
People are fascinated with how things work. How Stuff's Made will take you on a worldwide journey to participate in the process of making everything from diesel engines in Austria at BMW to whiskey in Kentucky at Jack Daniels. Meet the people behind the process, and witness the dramatic, funny and ingenious solutions they come up with to make products bigger, better, cheaper, or quicker
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Download: The True Story of the Internet investigates the way digital advances and telecommunications have been harnessed in a breakneck revolution every bit as important as the Industrial one of 200 years ago. Each episode centres on the extraordinary stories of iconic household names, from Google to Yahoo, Bill Gates to Mark Zuckerberg.
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Cool Stuff: How It Works
Cool Stuff: How It Works picks apart the very latest technology and brings its inner secrets to life. Each episode unravels the mysteries behind incredible technological creations by getting inside them. Using everything from macro lenses, MRIs, X-rays, ultrasounds and scanning electron microscopes to high speed and thermal imaging cameras, you see the world with new eyes.
Click here to see how one of the coolest things you ever saw works.