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Astronomers at the La Silla Observatory in Chile, using the HARPS instrument, identify an extrasolar planetary system around the star HD 10180, featuring at least five planets.
Shark Week returns on July 7, 2024, hosted by John Cena, featuring a mix of thrilling shark-related programming and celebrity entertainment.
Simon Baron Cohen discusses male brains, autism, and culture ahead of a public forum in Cambridge.
Northern Ireland awaits final election results, with Sinn Féin likely to lead the government.
Sir Richard Branson reaches space aboard Virgin Galactic's first crewed flight.
Time-lapse footage shows the 2015 solar eclipse, with reactions from York and Merseyside.
Solar forecasters predict the Sun will reach its peak cycle in 2013 with exciting activity ahead.
A group engages in humorous hazing antics, prompting mixed reactions from viewers about the absurdity of the situation and the current state of programming on Discovery Channel.
South African scientists face backlash for early detection of the Omicron variant through diligent testing.
Space Shuttle Discovery's final landing at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in 2012 marks the end of NASA's Space Shuttle program and reflects on its legacy.
SpaceX tests its launch escape system, paving the way for astronauts to reach the ISS.
Bill and Todd showcase their street racing skills on the popular show Street Outlaws, highlighting the intense competition and high-speed action of the sport.
The Captain and Lieutenant face a volcanic threat while trying to rescue Spar from danger.
Neil deGrasse Tyson discusses the Big Dipper and the North Star at the Royal Observatory.
Alok Jha summarizes Stephen Hawking's ideas on black holes and the big bang in under three minutes.
Scientists find hundreds of arrow heads and several skeletons at Crickley Hill in Britain.
A study in Germany shows a lower coronavirus mortality rate than expected, impacting restrictions.
In the treacherous Bering Sea, crab fishermen face life-threatening conditions as Jake struggles to secure a long line amid brutal Arctic weather.
Almost 200 people died, and Superstorm Sandy caused an estimated $50 billion in damage, leaving more than 8 million without power.
Tension escalates between Ryan and Buzz as they work on the gold mining road.
Harvard University robots mimic termites to build structures, potentially on Mars.
Terra expresses her gratitude after catching a caiman, stating she feels proud to contribute to her team's efforts in the wild.
A drop cage 30 feet below the boat allows researchers to observe how great white sharks interact with a decoy modeled after the ancient Leviathan.
Professor Ishikawa's robotic hand plays Jan Ken and showcases advanced technology in Japan.
Fans recall exciting Saturday nights as Zack loses at street wars despite his modifications.
Kay 218 b, an exoplanet first spotted in 2015, is 111 light-years from Earth.
A nineteen-year-old hacker disrupts Myspace in October 2005 with a harmless worm for fun.
Cabo witnesses a deadly attack as Afghanistan faces escalating violence from the Taliban and Isis.
Apollo 13's crew repurposes the lunar module to return safely to Earth after an emergency.
In the Bermuda Triangle, an elite team utilizes a detailed map to investigate the mysterious disappearances of ships and planes in this perilous region.
James makes a historic gold find at Nugget Creek, celebrating with the crew and honoring Fred.
Devil's Island, once a notorious penal colony, reveals the harsh realities faced by 'Libéré' prisoners who struggle with the remnants of their confinement.
Kate Russo prepares communities in Nebraska for the total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017.
Demolition engineers, including anti-terrorist bomb disposal teams and Hollywood FX specialists, showcase their expertise in bringing down large structures across Britain.
Mickey Grosman and his team reach the Atlantic Ocean after their journey from the Pacific.
A National Geographic Society expedition spots a rare Antarctic gonate squid on Christmas Eve.
Kenia will soon join Malawi and Ghana in a malaria vaccination pilot program for children.
David Levene showcases the Guardian Eyewitness app for the Apple iPad in this demonstration.
In the Louisiana Bayou, Josh Gates, Jessica Chobot, and Phil Torres investigate the legends surrounding the elusive swamp monster.
South Korea conducts around 15,000 COVID-19 tests daily, while the United States struggles to meet its testing demands amid a rapidly escalating outbreak.
By 1974, negative publicity surrounding experiments at a County Prison led to its closure, reflecting issues in similar biomedical research facilities nationwide.
Ranchers in Alice Springs hear the loudest sound ever recorded on Earth at 310 decibels.
Dr. Farouk el-Baz, an Egyptian American, helps NASA with the Apollo program and lunar studies.
NASA seeks companies to mine the moon, while people buy lunar land deeds online.
Moonshiners discuss the dangers of prison life, including the need to handle bullying and violence among inmates.
Astronomers at the European Southern Observatory report the identification of the most distant quasar, powered by a black hole two billion times the mass of the Sun.
Thousands of racist artifacts collected by David Pilgrim are housed in the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia at Ferris State University in Michigan.
Mandy showcases her skills as a commercial fisherman in the Bering Sea, highlighting the intense challenges and risks of the fishing profession.
