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Sport Aircraft Revolution

The ICON A5 wants to change the way we think about flight. This unbelievable sport aircraft opens up flying to anyone that's dreamed about it with its ease, sleek figure and amazing portability.

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  • Play Punkin Chunkin: Chunk It Real Good
    Chunk It Real Good

    Punkin Chunkin (00:30)

    If you're a playa, a hustler, or just want to see a gourd soar at 400 miles per hour, then THIS is the competition for you! Tune in to PUNKIN CHUNKIN, Thanksgiving night at 8PM E/P.
  • Play How It's Made Mini-Episodes: Aluminum Baseball Bats
    Aluminum Baseball Bats

    How It's Made Mini-Episodes (05:07)

    On today's baseball diamonds, the ping of the aluminum bat is rivaling the crack of its wooden predecessor. In this minisode of How It's Made, find out how a small piece of aluminum is formed into a nifty baseball bat.
  • Play How It's Made Mini-Episodes: Curling Stones
    Curling Stones

    How It's Made Mini-Episodes (05:07)

    The sport of curling is a combination of shuffleboard, bowling, and billiards, on ice. In this minisode of How It's Made, find out how granite curling stones -- used in the Olympics -- are created for the smoothest ride on ice.
  • Play How It's Made: Football Helmets
    Football Helmets

    How It's Made (04:42)

    In a game of tackles and tumbles, a helmet is a necessary piece of equipment. See how particles of plastic are fashioned into those familiar football helmets we see on the gridiron.
  • Play How It's Made Mini-Episodes: Cricket Bats
    Cricket Bats

    How It's Made Mini-Episodes (05:07)

    The game of cricket dates back to the 1300s; by the 18th century, cricket was one of England's favorite sports. In this minisode of How It's Made, find out how cricket bats are made from a piece of stringy white willow wood.
  • Play Anvil Tossing: Anvil Tossing Sneak Peek
    Anvil Tossing Sneak Peek

    Anvil Tossing (00:30)

    Flying Anvils premieres Monday, September 5, 2011 at 10PM e/p on Science.
  • Play How It's Made Mini-Episodes: Football Helmets
    Football Helmets

    How It's Made Mini-Episodes (05:07)

    Football helmets cushion the cranium, helping players avoid head injuries. Early helmets were made of leather, and later from padded plastic. In this minisode of How It's Made, find out how today's football helmets are made.
  • Play How It's Made Mini-Episodes: Traditional Snow Shoes
    Traditional Snow Shoes

    How It's Made Mini-Episodes (05:06)

    Historians believe the ancestors of North American native peoples brought snowshoes with them when they migrated from Asia 4,000 years ago. In this minisode of How It's Made, find out how traditional snow shoes are made today.
  • Play How Do They Do It?: Training Deep Sea Divers
    Training Deep Sea Divers

    How Do They Do It? (03:45)

    Deep sea diving is more dangerous than the movies make it seem. Find out how professional divers are trained to handle any situation.
  • Play Punkin Chunkin: Road to Chunk: Consider the Ladies!
    Road to Chunk: Consider the...

    Punkin Chunkin (00:30)

    Boys love to CHUNK, but what about the ladies? Can an air cannon champion defend her title against the "big boys" of Punkin Chunkin? Check out this sneak peek from "Road to Chunk 2011."
  • Play Punkin Chunkin: Road to Chunk: He's Back!
    Road to Chunk: He's Back!

    Punkin Chunkin (00:31)

    He came, he conquered, and now he's back for more! Does Yankee Seige's "King of Trebuchets" have what it takes to chunk it ... good? Check out this sneak peek from "Road to Chunk 2011."
  • Play How It's Made: Lawn Bowling Ball
    Lawn Bowling Ball

    How It's Made (03:01)

    This kind of bowling is played outdoors, not in a bowling alley. And the path to victory is not straight. Find out how these special lawn bowling balls are made.
 

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