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

Greenlit: Cheat Sheet to the Mysteries of the Universe, Science Channel

Cheat Sheet to the Mysteries of the Universe
Channel: Science Channel
TX: 22 June 09
Source: Cynopsis

Greenlit: Exodus Earth, Science Channel

Exodus Earth (6×60′) -  Dr. Basil Singer explores whether humans live on another planet or on one of the moons of Saturn or Jupiter?
Channel: Science Channel
TX: Science Week 21 – 26 June 09
Source: Cynopsis

Greenlit: Space Week, Science Channel

Space Week -  Science Channel brings you to the one place where the sky isn’t the limit—it’s just the beginning.  In the fourth annual Space Week, viewers
continue a fascinating exploration of one of the last mysterious, awe-inspiring places (un)known to man through in-depth programming on Science Channel, as well as information-rich, interactive experiences online at [...]

Greenlit: Cane Toads, Science Channel

CANE TOADS
Cane Toads (or Bufo Marinus) are native to Central America, but were imported by the hundreds to Australia in 1935 in an attempt to rid the country of the Greyback beetle which was rapidly destroying the sugarcane crop.  The Cane Toads adapted beautifully to their new surroundings.  The problem was that the Greyback beetle [...]

Greenlit: Punkin Chunkin 2009, Science Channel

Punkin Chunkin 2009 – For more than 20 memorable years the Delaware-based “World Championship Punkin Chunkin” has hit the skies.  And Science Channel is honoring the backyard engineers who turn pumpkins into projectiles with an inside look at the high flying, far-flung action of the annual championship competition.  This year’s coverage will feature an additional [...]

Greenlit: Brink’s Year in Science, Science Channel

Brink’s Year in Science -  takes a look back at the breakthroughs and innovations from the world of science in 2009.  Which new idea or discovery will prove to be the most life- changing?  What were the seminal moments, who are the people behind the discoveries and how did they do it? Year in Science [...]