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How It’s Made: Augers Channel: The Science Channel Length: 137 Date: June 30, 2011 An auger is a drilling device used in many construction projects. See how it is made here!

How It’s Made: Augers Channel: The Science Channel Length: 137 Date: June 30, 2011 An auger is a drilling device used in many construction projects. See how it is made here!

Last Shuttle: Our Journey: Last Shuttle: Our Journey Channel: The Science Channel Length: 30 Date: June 30, 2011 Don’t miss history in the making. Get a look back at NASA's shuttle program and see Atlantis blast off for the last time. Last Shuttle: Ou...

Through The Wormhole 2: String Theory Channel: The Science Channel Length: 168 Date: June 23, 2011 Could time be something more than just a two dimensional theory?

Through The Wormhole 2: The Purpose of Time Channel: The Science Channel Length: 139 Date: June 23, 2011 Morgan Freeman and Sean Carroll explore the question of why time exists.

Through The Wormhole 2: Does Time Exist Channel: The Science Channel Length: 88 Date: June 23, 2011 Explore the question of the existence of time with Morgan Freeman.

Through The Wormhole 2: Is Time An Illusion Channel: The Science Channel Length: 120 Date: June 23, 2011 Physicists agree that the big bang created space, but they don’t necessarily agree that it created time.

Head Rush: Test Tube Trickery Channel: The Science Channel Length: 60 Date: June 23, 2011 The best kind of science experiments involve beakers, test tubes, and funky colored water. Watch as Kari Byron demonstrates just how sticky water ...

Through The Wormhole 2: Birthplace of Time Channel: The Science Channel Length: 100 Date: June 23, 2011 Go with Morgan Freeman to the birthplace of time: Greenwich, England.

Head Rush: Disappearing Water Channel: The Science Channel Length: 94 Date: June 23, 2011 Kari Byron cranks up the chemistry by mixing water and methanol. Will the mixture have more or less volume than pure water?

Through The Wormhole: Word of The Week - Entropy Channel: The Science Channel Length: 25 Date: June 23, 2011 Morgan Freeman announces the Through the Wormhole Word of the Week. This week’s word is: entropy.

Head Rush: Karate Challenge Channel: The Science Channel Length: 71 Date: June 23, 2011 Newton’s first law of motion is demonstrated in Kari's karate challenge. Join Kari Byron in the lab for a physics experiment.

Head Rush: Bed of Nails Channel: The Science Channel Length: 105 Date: June 22, 2011 Ever wonder how people in the circus lay on a board of nails? Kari Byron shows how this is done using a laytex balloon.

Head Rush: Gravity Defying Liquid Channel: The Science Channel Length: 93 Date: June 22, 2011 Can a liquid climb upwards? Watch as Kari Byron pairs up a liquid polimer with a drill to demonstrate the Weissenberg effect.

Head Rush: Burning Cash Channel: The Science Channel Length: 94 Date: June 22, 2011 Watch as Kari Byron soaks a $20 bill in a flammable liquid, then holds it to a flame. Will her cash catch fire?

Head Rush: Gelatin Fiber Optics Channel: The Science Channel Length: 82 Date: June 22, 2011 Did you know you can use jello to learn about fiber optics? Watch as Kari Byron demonstrates the basics of fiber optics using nothing more than gel...

Head Rush: Monster Toothpaste Channel: The Science Channel Length: 97 Date: June 22, 2011 Kari Byron is back in the lab, and this time conducts a crazy chemical reaction. See what happens when you mix hydrogen peroxide, liquid detergent...

Head Rush: Gas Powered Fountain Channel: The Science Channel Length: 65 Date: June 22, 2011 Water and gas can do strange things together. Watch as Kari Byron creates a fountain using the highly-soluble ammonia gas.

Head Rush: Human Conductors Channel: The Science Channel Length: 94 Date: June 22, 2011 What do you get with a light bulb in one hand and a tesla coil in the other, sending 25,000 volts of electricity through host Kari Byron?

Head Rush: Flaming Tornado Channel: The Science Channel Length: 74 Date: June 22, 2011 Flaming tornadoes are often the cause behind rapidly spreading wildfires. Watch as Kari Byron demonstrates how these flaming vortices work.

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