Discovery Science Sunday

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A first-hand account of how an emergency procedure was conducted to save a new ISS solar array. Plus, the story of the first Korean astronaut's bumpy ride during re-entry

Jeremy Wade explores the sinking of the mighty SS Fitzgerald. Can new discoveries finally tell us what led to one of the biggest catastrophes on the Great Lakes?

Jeremy explores a 140-year-old wreck that has been perfectly preserved at the bottom of the Great Lakes. Plus, the dark secret buried inside a toxic Nazi submarine

More everyday items are put under the microscope as the programme reveals how motion sensors and diving helmets are made

More everyday items are put under the microscope as the series reveals how rawhide lampshades and MRI scanners are made

More everyday items are put under the microscope as the series reveals how membrane filters, bridge ties, and bi-planes are made

The manufacturing processes behind hospital laundry and horse replicas are revealed

How the coffee that wakes up Italy is roasted. Plus, the manufacture of the bricks and oil that fills lava lamps, and how diamonds are blasted from a frozen volcano

How the world's sharpest photos are taken. Plus, the stitching of an airbag capable of catching a falling car, and the manufacture of billions of perfectly-formed jelly beans

How a caravan tougher than an SUV can be built. Plus, forging tuning forks with perfect pitch, resurfacing an ice rink in minutes, and staging on the world's biggest light festival

Manufacturing techniques behind the groovy vinyl LP and the world's most crashed car - the dodgem. Plus, how one of the world's oldest pain remedies, tiger balm, is created

Adam and a demolition expert stage a series of daring experiments on one of the world's most dangerous and explosive substances: Nitroglycerin

Adam stages an epic food fight with his Mythbusters friend, Tory Belleci, and the pair build a rapid-fire weapon that shoots out hot dogs

An eyewitness in Kansas reveals photographic evidence of a UFO landing site. Meanwhile, Paul and Kawa disprove an official government account of a meteor impact

Analysis uncovers a correlation between UFO sightings and secret government sites. Paul and Kawa track UFO reports, and a former CIA witness breaks his silence

A do-it-yourself guide for building humanity's greatest inventions, focusing here on how to build a cruise ship, pipe organ and Apache helicopter

A do-it-yourself guide for building humanity's greatest inventions. focusing on how to build a cow milking machine, football stadium and steamroller

A do-it-yourself guide outlining the simple, easy steps to building a jet pack, superbike and snow groomer

Comprehensive instructions on how to build home-made jackhammers, military tanks and super-tall water slides

Jeremy explores a revolutionary technique that could identify the Loch Ness Monster, and asks how a man survived for several days trapped in a shipwreck

When a mummified body is discovered on an abandoned boat, investigators struggle to explain where it came from, so Jeremy Wade sets out to reveal what happened

Documentary series examining the mysteries surrounding the Bermuda Triangle. The team investigates evidence of an alien encounter in the Bermuda Triangle

To find the truth behind some unexplained phenomena, experts follow new clues to strange anomalies that may have ties to the lost city of Atlantis

Astronauts and mission-control staff describe how a power failure on the ISS forced the crew to consider abandoning the station. Plus, a suit malfunction puts a cosmonaut in danger

How a mission to the Salyut space station takes a surprise turn when the crew suffers from depressurisation. Plus, the leak that threatened the lives of astronauts upon re-entry

The documentary looks into so-called space fireflies, which reportedly attack astronauts' brains

Looking at an astronaut beginning to drown on a spacewalk, and Nasa's discovery of an asteroid which has been converted into a spacecraft

How the coffee that wakes up Italy is roasted. Plus, the manufacture of the bricks and oil that fills lava lamps, and how diamonds are blasted from a frozen volcano

How the world's sharpest photos are taken. Plus, the stitching of an airbag capable of catching a falling car, and the manufacture of billions of perfectly-formed jelly beans

How a caravan tougher than an SUV can be built. Plus, forging tuning forks with perfect pitch, resurfacing an ice rink in minutes, and staging on the world's biggest light festival

Manufacturing techniques behind the groovy vinyl LP and the world's most crashed car - the dodgem. Plus, how one of the world's oldest pain remedies, tiger balm, is created

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