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Ancient civilizations such as the Babylonians, the Chinese and the Greeks studied the stars without the benefit of telescopes and yet identified pa...
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Students investigate and identify cellular processes including permeability, transport of molecules and functions of the cell membranes. Subjects C...
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The sky, in fact the whole universe, is expanding, perhaps the result of the Big Bang, an event many cosmologists think took place about 15 billion...
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Since its discovery in 1930, astronomers have been debating the status of the tiny world at the farthest reaches of our solar system‰ÛÓPluto. I...
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Daily Planet explores environmentally friendly modes of transport. Can a drag race be ecological? Can a jet be green? Find out in this week's excit...
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Daily Planet puts the pedal to the metal searching for the most unique and high-tech vehicles in the world. Plus, we explore the technological adva...
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Daily Planet revisits the human body. We meet a man who has a superhuman capacity for memory, and learn how scanning pilots' brains can improve the...
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Daily Planet looks into the workings of the human body. From sticky tongues to popping ears, find out why our bodies react the way they do to our s...
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Takes young viewers on exciting excursions into the wondrous worlds of science and nature.Fast-paced, entertaining and enlightening series that m...
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Daily Planet takes a ride in an episode devoted to cars. In this show, we look at driverless cars, armored cars, teen drivers, and much more.
Daily Planet revisits the world of airplanes. We look at a supersized eye hospital with wings, and the Falcon 7X, a $40 million business jet.
Daily Planet flies in the face of convention. We take a look at the Harrier jet, as well as Canada's historic contribution to the world of jet flig...
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What happens when highways and roads, a city's arteries, get clogged? Break It Down cracks the science between traffic and all of its jams.
Does anyone ever think about the four pounds of garbage we produce every day? Break It Down follows the stinky trail from curb to dump to uncover t...
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Save 10% when you purchase the complete 7-program series!åÊHosted by science enthusiasts Jay Ingram and Natasha Stillwell,åÊDaily Planet is a s...
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Daily Planet paints a vivid picture of the co-relation between science and art. We visit a museum to see how our digestive system works and get up ...
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We hop on board and learn about the inner workings of ships, boats, and all that floats on water. Check out speed-sailing in Denmark and the world'...
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Daily Planet sheds light on some spectacular modes of rescue. From air ambulances to search and rescue, check out the ways technology is helping sa...
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Nature's cycle of life involves an amazing variety of sexual reproduction techniques. Learn about the wildly diverse reproduction methods and cycle...
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25 feet long and 16,000 lbs heavy, the world's largest animal baby, the blue whale, isn't your typical newborn. See how humans raised a baby wallab...
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Daily Planet takes a ride in an episode devoted to cars. Lawnmower racing, an experimental vehicle that can measure data on the driver, and much more.
