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Stephen Hawking becomes convinced that black holes hold the key to the origins of the universe.
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Physicist Michio Kaku takes you on a journey into time and space.
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World-renowned scientist Dr. J. Craig Venter announced that he and his team at the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI) became the first in history to synthetically create a living, self-replicating cell.
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Find out about the beginning of the universe, creation of stars, black holes, and the genesis of life, not to mention the end of the world.
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James Cameron, Director of the new hit movie Avatar, talks about the technology behind the film and where the future of cinema will lead.
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Brave New World PreviewScience is on the brink of changing your life. Our team of scientists have chosen the discoveries they think matter most to show that science is a force for good. Stephen Hawking's Brave New World premieres Wednesday, May 2 at 10PM on SCIENCE.Brave New World (00:31)
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Humans vs AliensDr. Michio Kaku disagrees with Hollywood's idea that a battle between humans and aliens would be like David vs. Goliath. In his scientific view, it would be more like Bambi vs. Godzilla!Through the Wormhole (01:33)
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Sneak PeekThese sci-fi masters capture our imagination and inspire the future. Don't miss Stephen Hawking's Sci-Fi Masters on Science.Stephen Hawking's Sci Fi... (00:30)
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Paralyzed No MoreCheck out this incredible invention that allows the paralyzed and disabled to walk on their own two feet again.Brave New World (02:40)
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Asteroid To MarsThe key to the continuing future of the human race might just be the very sort of destruction that we fear here on earth.Sci Fi Science (01:30)
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First Look: Are We Alone?For centuries, mankind has looked to the skies and wondered, "are we alone in the universe?" SCI tackles this defining question with a month-long original programming event. "Are We Alone?" month starts Tuesday, March 6 at 10PM E/P.Science Channel Sneak Peeks (00:30)
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Driverless CarThink the future of the automobile is about engines or fuel sources? Think again! Here's the real question: Who - or what - actually drives it?Brave New World (03:08)
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3D PrintingAdditive manufacturing works a lot like todays laser printers. But instead of sending a document to print, imagine sending an entire object!Brave New World (01:59)
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Michio Kaku on ThermodynamicsWhy do we age? Dr, Michio Kaku explains the second law of thermodynamics states that everything falls apart eventually, including the human body.Through The Wormhole 2 (01:52)
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Reality MiningIf you use a cell phone, your every move can be tracked. See how that information can be collected using a process called "reality mining."Brave New World (02:43)
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Mechanical Mind ReaderSee the remarkable BCI (Brain-Computer Interface) technology that can read any human brain and take action according to one's internal thoughts.Brave New World (01:57)
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Are We Alone?For centuries, mankind has looked to the skies and wondered, "are we alone in the universe?" SCI tackles this defining question with a month-long original programming event. "Are We Alone?" month starts Tuesday, March 6 at 10PM E/P.Science Channel Sneak Peeks (00:30)
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