Discovery Science Sunnuntai 19.5.04:25
Da Vinci's Machines
The team constructs one of Da Vinci's most futuristic designs. This machine, envisioned by Da Vinci in the 15th century, could rival modern-day inventions. But will it work?
05:15
The Gadget Show
This week is the summer special challenge. Ortis and Suzi go head-to-head as they attempt to convert a disused barn into the perfect summer holiday.
05:40
How Tech Works
How are Olympic-standard artificial rapids created, and what does it take to make a spacesuit fit for Mars? Dr Basil Singer finds out.
Kello 6:0006:05
James May's 20th Century
Blast Off. James meets rocketeers who explain the principles of rocket science. He then witnesses the real thing at Cape Canaveral, and takes a picture using a satellite 700km above Earth.
06:30
James May's 20th Century
Body Fantastic. James discovers some amazing medical advances as he pushes his body to the limit in a centrifuge, meets top athletes who run using prosthetic legs and witnesses open heart surgery.
07:00
James May's Man Lab
James May returns in a new series. See him and Oz Clarke as they attempt to navigate their way across Dartmoor, whilst handcuffed, with a team of trackers in hot pursuit.
07:50
X-Machines
Typhoon, Claw, Spider. An amphibious military craft operated by the US Navy is on a dangerous mission and the world's fastest and most advanced drilling rig is hard at work in Stockholm.
08:40
The Gadget Show
This week is the summer special challenge. Ortis and Suzi go head-to-head as they attempt to convert a disused barn into the perfect summer holiday.
09:05
How Tech Works
How are Olympic-standard artificial rapids created, and what does it take to make a spacesuit fit for Mars? Dr Basil Singer finds out.
09:30
Prophets of Science Fiction
Jules Verne. What does it take to put a man on the moon - in the 19th century? Visionary Jules Verne predicted the wonders of the future and even now science races to keep up with his ideas.
10:25
Prophets of Science Fiction
Robert Heinlein. Robert Heinlein's 'Starship Troopers' and 'Stranger in a Strange Land' ask 'what is freedom?' Hollywood notables and scientists convey his lasting influence.
11:20
Prophets of Science Fiction
George Lucas. From the lightsaber to the Death Star, 'Star Wars' is one of the defining science fiction works of the 20th century. Film-maker Ridley Scott explores Lucas' creations.
Kello 12:0012:10
Meteorite Men
Alpha Site, Kansas. Steve and Geoff are in Kansas to explore a promising parcel of land that was previously off-limits. But will they find the mega meteorites they're looking for?
13:00
Meteorite Men
Atacama Desert Hidden Gems, Chile. Steve and Geoff battle sub-zero temperatures at 9,000ft to search for serious space rocks. Will they find the big money meteorites they're after?
13:50
Sci-Fi Science
Parallel Universe. A gateway to a world of limitless possibilities, Dr Michio Kaku reveals that the parallel universes of science fiction might turn out to be as real as they are fantastic.
14:20
The Gadget Show
This week is the summer special challenge. Ortis and Suzi go head-to-head as they attempt to convert a disused barn into the perfect summer holiday.
14:45
How Tech Works
How are Olympic-standard artificial rapids created, and what does it take to make a spacesuit fit for Mars? Dr Basil Singer finds out.
15:10
James May's 20th Century
Body Fantastic. James discovers some amazing medical advances as he pushes his body to the limit in a centrifuge, meets top athletes who run using prosthetic legs and witnesses open heart surgery.
15:35
James May's 20th Century
Take Cover. James looks at technology in warfare. He flies a supersonic jet and has a life-changing flight in the Typhoon, which goes from a standing start to nearly 10km high in 150 seconds.
16:00
Prototype This
Six-Legged All-Terrain Vehicle. The crack team of inventors continue tackling the problems of today's world from their island warehouse in San Francisco. Together they imagine the craziest prototypes of tomorrow.
16:55
Bad Universe
Asteroid Apocalypse. 65 million years ago, an asteroid bigger than Mount Everest hit the Earth, wiping out the dinosaurs. Will we suffer the same fate? Phil Plait investigates.
17:45
Finding Bigfoot
Pilot. Matt Moneymaker and his team of Bigfoot Research Organization experts visit Prince of Wales Island, Alaska to investigate a recent spike in Bigfoot activity.
Kello 18:0018:35
X-Machines
Antonov, Behemoth, Sea Monster. Watch the Antonov 225 – the biggest aeroplane ever built – in flight. And it is a struggle against time and the elements in South Africa at the biggest iron ore mine in the world.
19:30
James May's Man Lab
James May continues his quest to re-skill the modern male, promoting the only item of clothing men ever need, and teaching Man Lab's males how to cheat at playing the guitar.
20:20
James May's 20th Century
Body Fantastic. James discovers some amazing medical advances as he pushes his body to the limit in a centrifuge, meets top athletes who run using prosthetic legs and witnesses open heart surgery.
20:45
James May's 20th Century
Take Cover. James looks at technology in warfare. He flies a supersonic jet and has a life-changing flight in the Typhoon, which goes from a standing start to nearly 10km high in 150 seconds.
Kello 21:0021:10
The Gadget Show
Suzi Perry and Jason Bradbury mount a campaign to promote the show using the latest technology. And Jon Bentley tests out the iPhone 4 to see if it lives up to the hype.
21:35
How Tech Works
How is a 3D camera unlocking the mysteries of the British landmark Stonehenge and exposing some extraordinary early graffiti in the process? Dr Singer finds out.
22:00
James May's Man Lab
James May continues his quest to re-skill the modern male, promoting the only item of clothing men ever need, and teaching Man Lab's males how to cheat at playing the guitar.
22:50
Dark Matters: Twisted but True
How did Dr Murray’s experiments in humiliation affect the Unabomber; how did Midgley’s leaded petrol poison people; and why did Russian scientists die to protect a seed bank?
23:40
The Gadget Show
Suzi Perry and Jason Bradbury mount a campaign to promote the show using the latest technology. And Jon Bentley tests out the iPhone 4 to see if it lives up to the hype.
Kello 24:0000:05
How Tech Works
How is a 3D camera unlocking the mysteries of the British landmark Stonehenge and exposing some extraordinary early graffiti in the process? Dr Singer finds out.
00:30
Sci-Fi Science
Parallel Universe. A gateway to a world of limitless possibilities, Dr Michio Kaku reveals that the parallel universes of science fiction might turn out to be as real as they are fantastic.
01:00
What's That About?
The Sports Stadium. Meet innovative architect Peter Eisenman, who is attempting to combine the comforts of home with the live sport experience at the new Cardinals Stadium in Arizona.
01:50
What's That About?
The Trainyard. ‘What’s That About?’ investigates the latest technological advances that are being utilised in the rail industry.
02:45
What's That About?
The Construction Site. ‘What’s That About?’ investigates the latest technological advances that are being utilised in the construction industry.
03:35
What's That About?
Investigating the physics, chemistry and technology behind the items we use everyday. You will never look at these everyday objects in the same way again.
04:25
What's That About?
Uncover more remote locations, top secret occupations and things that few people ever get to experience.
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Skype: ampparit
Y-tunnus: 2123847-2
©2004 - Ampparit Oy