The Science Channel Clips
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Powering the Future
Science Promos (00:30)
Catch the all new series "Powering the Future" premiering Monday, July 19th at 9PM on the Science Channel. Explore the future of energy with the world's leading experts!
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Wood Pellets
How It's Made (03:11)
Find out how wood pellets are made from sawdust, wood chips, wood shavings, wood scraps, and other lumber by-products.
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Automotive Fuel Pumps
How It's Made Mini-Episodes (05:06)
How does gas get from your fuel tank to the engine cylinders? Without a pump in the gas tank, you'd be going nowhere, fast. In this minisode of How It's Made, find out how automotive fuel pumps are made.
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Electrical Transformers
How It's Made Mini-Episodes (05:07)
Electric transformers are everywhere, transforming high-voltage electricity from power lines into usable household currents. In this minisode of How It's Made, find out how electrical transformers are created.
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Algae to Oil
Brink (04:21)
From disgusting to diesel - find out how algae may be the newest clean fuel source.
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Thermal Acoustics
Invention Nation (04:20)
The Invention Nation Team checks out a system to transform sound waves into refrigeration.
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Algae Biofuel
Invention Nation (02:25)
Scientists are working on a way to make biodiesel from algae in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Trash Furnace
Invention Nation (02:39)
A company is converting construction waste into a usable fuel.
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What happens when you open up an atom and take out the subatomic particles? Dwight Williams, nuclear physicist, talks about the amazing things you can do once you understand the science of atoms.
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Revolving Door Generator
Invention Nation (03:14)
Two engineers are working on a way to save all the lost energy wasted when people push though the thousands of revolving doors in New York City.
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Holographic Solar Panel
Invention Nation (03:23)
Right out of science fiction, engineers have found a way to boost solar cell performance with holigrams
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Scientists are working to develop a way to produce solar power in space! How will it work?