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Science Channel

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Greenlit: Bugging Out, Science Channel

Bugging Out – Science series looking at the weird world of insects. Channel: Science Channel Producer: WV Enterprises / RelativityREAL TX: 19th October, 2010 (preview) / series airs in 2011 Source: Cynopsis

Greenlit: What If? Science Channel

What If? -  Documentary series that asks what would have happened if a critical historical event had turned out differently. Channel: Science Channel Source: Cynopsis

Greenlit: Fringe Science, Science Channel

Fringe Science – Looking into the minds of the great scientists of history, including Newton, Aristotle and Hawking. Channel: Science Channel Source: Cynopsis

Greenlit: Mutant Planet, Science Channel

Mutant Planet – Documentary series that focuses on the evolution of species. Channel: Science Channel Source: Cynopsis

Greenlit: The World Without, Science Channel

The World Without – Asks what the world would be like without sunlight, death and snakes etc. Channel: Science Channel Source: Cynopsis

Greenlit: Prophets of Science Fiction, Science Channel

Prophets of Science Fiction – Documentary series looking at the lives and philosophies of scientists. Channel: Science Channel Source: Cynopsis

Greenlit: Rebuilding Ground Zero, Science Channel

Rebuilding Ground Zero w/t (6 x )  – Docuseries following the reconstruction of the World Trade Center site in New York City. Channel: Science Channel Producer: DreamWorks Television / KPI Productions TX: 2011 Source: Cynopsis

Greenlit: Sci-Fi Science: Physics of the Impossible, Science Channel

Sci-Fi Science: Physics of the Impossible – Dr Michio Kaku presents a sereis that explores sci-fi science such as time travel, parallel universes and force fields, based on his book Physics of the Impossible. Channel: Science Channel Producer: ITV Studios TX: 1st December 2009 Source: Cynopsis

Greenlit: Energy, Discovery Online

Energy (4×60′) a multiplatform series that looks at different types of energy such as nuclear and hydroelectric. There is also a Sim City-Style game which allows players to make decisions about building and running their own city in the most energy efficient way. After 3 hours players take over someone else’s city and have to [...]

Greenlit: Popular Science’s Future Of, Science Channel

Popular Science’s Future Of (10 x ) – Baratunde Thurston hosts a Science Channel and Popular Science magazine collaboration othat looks at how current tech advances could reshape oyur lives in 5, 10, 15 or 25 years time. Channel: Science Channel / Science Channel HD Producer: The Incubator TX: August 09 Source: Cynopsis