Science

Dangerous Knowledge tracks the lives of four of history’s most eminent mathematicians — Georg Cantor, Ludwig Boltzmann, Kurt Gödel and Alan Turing — all of them geniuses whose work not only contributed to a better understandi...

Particle Fever chronicles the first round of experiments following the launch of the Large Hadron Collider near Geneva, Switzerland, by following the scientists involved. Built by researchers at CERN over a ten-year period, i...

The Earth will not exist forever, whether its destruction is brought about by climate change, an apocalyptic asteroid, or some other disaster. However, we are now in the midst of a new space race, with explorers seeking to ca...

South Korean scientists are currently working to resurrect the extinct woolly mammoth by cloning the DNA of a well-preserved specimen discovered in the Siberian snow. The hope is to find intact cells from the carcass of this...

There is perhaps no other topic in science that courts as much controversy and debate as evolution. Evolution goes far beyond simply documenting the origins of the theory, from its formulation by Charles Darwin and his contem...

Life: Destiny or Chance probes one of the most fundamental questions of existence: did life arise purely by chance, or are the physical laws of the universe so finely tuned that the emergence of life was inevitable? The docum...

Based on the cosmological book of the same name by Professor Brian Greene, The Fabric of the Cosmos is a four-part series offering startling and eye-opening insights into the frontiers of cosmology and particle physics. It ex...

Inside the Milky Way delves into the vast expanse of our galaxy, spanning 100,000 light-years, to explore key moments in its history and evolution. Using advanced CGI and up-to-date science, the National Geographic documentar...

Black holes are among the universe’s most destructive forces, capable of tearing apart planets and consuming entire stars. Scientists believe they may hold the key to answering the question of what existed before the Big Bang...

Six Degrees of Separation tests the theory that anyone on the planet can be connected to any other person by linking through no more than six people. The experiment begins by asking 40 random strangers from around the world t...