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Researchers investigate bizarre human/bat hybrids in Season 1, Episode 7 of The Proof Is Out There.
A fire erupts from the 700 excavator, prompting quick action from the crew to prevent disaster.
Drone scans of Blind Frog Ranch reveal a Doppler shift over the 'Energy Zone,' prompting Duane Ollinger to investigate potential hidden treasures.
Skeletons discovered in South Africa reveal a new species, homo naledi, changing human evolution.
Doc races his Monte Carlo, emphasizing that winning by an inch or a mile winning is still winning.
A drone loses signal while chasing a fast-moving creature in the Alaskan wilderness, prompting the team to search for evidence of its existence.
On December 15, 2011, NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the close encounter of Comet Lovejoy with the sun, enhancing understanding of solar dynamics.
A leak of 3.2 units per minute in the Apollo 13 command module forces the crew to rely solely on emergency battery power from the lunar module.
Sig Hansen celebrates a significant milestone on the Northwestern as a former deckhand becomes Captain, marking a successful haul of 148 massive fish.
Fierce lightning storms illuminate the skies over Oklahoma, showcasing the raw power of nature and the potential for devastating tornadoes.
Big Bertha, a moon rock from Apollo 14, reveals surprising links to Earth.
A faulty valve on Cathay Pacific Flight 780 contains a polymer used in refueling trucks.
In South Africa's Selous Game Reserve, lions have begun hunting adult giraffes, challenging traditional predator-prey dynamics and raising questions about behavioral changes.
Dustin and his team take significant risks diving beneath an unstable overhang in search of jewelry-grade gold nuggets in Alaska's treacherous waters.
Professor Kriegel studies aerosol transmission of COVID-19 at the Technical University of Berlin.
Libratus, an AI pokerbot from Carnegie Mellon, defeats top players in a historic poker match.
Katherine Ralston shows an amoeba consuming a human cell in a live video demonstration.
In a segment from Shark Week 2023, Andy narrowly escapes a curious great white shark, prompting discussions on shark behavior and marine safety.
The Akademik Shokalskiy is trapped in Antarctica, prompting a critical helicopter rescue mission.
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine tests a new antibody test for COVID-19 recovery.
Apollo 13 faced the longest communications blackout in space program history during its critical re-entry, a moment vividly remembered by students in Senath, MO.
Many households struggle with soaring inflation while CEO pay packages surge significantly.
In Boggy Creek, Arkansas, Heather and Phil lead a search party to find the legendary Fouke Monster as part of the Expedition X series.
Christina Koch, an engineer and astronaut, set a record for the longest spaceflight by a woman with 328 days aboard the International Space Station.
Astronauts prepare for a space walk to fix an ammonia leak at the International Space Station.
Astronomers using NASA's Swift satellite detect a sudden black hole flare in the Milky Way.
The team creates an experiment to measure a giant 6000-pound shark on July 9.
Nick Cordero's severe COVID-19 case, resulting in the amputation of his leg due to blood clots, highlights the virus's broader complications beyond lung infection.
Astronomers using HARPS announce over fifty new planet discoveries, including super-Earths.
Stephen Foley interviews Bill and Melinda Gates about funding innovation and science.
Ugur Sahin confirms Biontech's vaccine likely works against new coronavirus variants.
Images from a Chilean observatory capture a new star ejecting gas at speeds of up to 1 million km per hour, revealing details of stellar formation.
Duane and Chad enlist dynamite specialists to blast open a cave entrance in search of hidden gold on Duane's property, facing numerous challenges along the way.
Boeing 737 MAX remains grounded after crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, revealing safety concerns.
Boosted returns from retirement to compete against Dylan, but despite his efforts, he is unable to secure a win in the heads-up race.
Bradley Wiggins tells Sky News he is not surprised by the Usada report on Lance Armstrong's doping.
The US Department of Energy announces a breakthrough in nuclear fusion for clean energy.
The Perseids meteor show peaks as Earth passes through Swift-Tuttle's debris stream.
Madeleine Lancaster leads innovative brain research at the Nobel Prize Factory in Cambridge.
Scientists at JET achieve fusion, showcasing super heated irons and the potential for sustainable energy.
A broken excavator causes a major shutdown at a gold mining plant, forcing the crew to confront mechanical challenges and production delays.
Bristol's emofaron develops vaccine tech amid disappointing budget for Life Science Enterprises.
Abby Hussey designs the ExoMars Rover, inspired by Colin Pillinger's Beagle mission to Mars.
Researchers innovate reinforced concrete by using carbon fibre mesh instead of steel skeletons.
Sig's push into Rick's territory sparks a major retaliation in this intense episode.
NASA tests their J-2X rocket engines, burning Olympic-sized pools of fuel every second.
In King's Cross, London, travel journalist Matt Carol explores geocaching by locating hidden caches and engaging with fellow enthusiasts Hazel and Louise.
Ted Shady tracks Asian aerosols affecting California's air quality since March 2011.
