TV Guide Science Thursday

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A volcanoes explosive force has crafted mountains and creates most of the Earth's surface; a look at what makes these sleeping beasts so deadly.
01:00
Tornadoes demolish houses, flip cars, cross rivers, dig trenches & lift objects into the air; this lethal combination of wind and power will destroy everything.
02:00
Earthquakes occur when tectonic plates suddenly shift and shock waves shake the surface; they occur along fault lines, the most active is the Ring of Fire.
03:00
Whether it's from rain washing over the ground, rivers bursting their banks, or failed efforts to stem the flow, flooding is as inevitable as it is.
04:00
An inside look at Montreal's Olympic Stadium provides insight into how the ambitious engineering project turned into a catastrophe.
05:00
Experts examine what caused Houston, Texas, to flood after being hit by four feet of rain in four days during Hurricane Harvey in 2017.
06:00
The team hits an ice rink and the ski slopes as they tackle a collection of frequently repeated movie myths about the frozen and flaky precipitation.
07:00
Find out if reindeer really help Santa fly, how to keep the needles on your Christmas tree, and how much yodelling it actually takes to start an avalanche.
08:00
Testers attempt to replicate Marvel Comics' superhero feats; they'll put physics to the test and determine if ordinary people can perform some of the stunts.
09:00
A behind-the-scenes look is taken at product assembly, featuring an exclusive glimpse at how the five most popular junk foods in the world are made.
09:30
A behind-the-scenes look is taken at product assembly, featuring a countdown of a few of the most interesting food manufacturing processes found in the world.
10:00
A behind-the-scenes look is taken at product assembly, featuring a glimpse into how some of the most popular and well-known Christmas gifts are made.
10:30
A behind-the-scenes look is taken at product assembly, featuring a countdown of five of the most essential things to help any person survive the holiday season.
11:00
Hosts and correspondents showcase an in-depth behind-the-scenes view of the manufacturing process of stereoscopic viewers and ribbon microphones.
11:30
In-depth observation provides viewers a glimpse of the intricate production of custom steering wheels, apple pie, domestic radiators and paper towels.
12:00
A behind-the-scenes look is taken at product assembly, featuring a glimpse at some of the stranger things one might stumble upon at their grandmother's house.
12:30
A behind-the-scenes look is taken at product assembly, featuring a countdown of the five most essential things men and women use for Thanksgiving dinner.
13:00
Experts discuss the events that transpired that left Cahaba, Alabama, bankrupt, in ruins and a ghost town, which has now become a historical site.
14:00
A look at the members of the U.S. Cavalry and Infantry that were stationed at Camp Naco, Arizona, to help protect the border during the Mexican Revolution.
15:00
Exploring a run-down bowling alley that once served as the site of student protests gone wrong; a series of L. A. tunnels that have become a refuge.
16:00
Experts explore an infamous Georgia plantation, whose legacy of cruelty helped turned the tide of public opinion against slavery thanks to a wife's journal.
17:00
A military base that trains soldiers to fight the Nazis; a basement in the Detroit suburbs becomes an essential part of the bootlegging scene.

Thursday Night TV on Science

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A desert facility trains a nuclear strike force, a church becomes a sanctuary from racial violence, and an old military building spawns a terrifying creature.
19:00
The legendary city of gold captivated Europeans in the 16th and 17th centuries, sparking endless quests fueled by greed for hidden treasures.
20:00
In 1532, Spanish conquistadors encountered the advanced Inca Empire, but despite their sophisticated infrastructure, the Inca fell within decades.
21:00
There are lingering questions that surround Tutankhamun's life and untimely death, as Tutankhamun remains one of history's most fascinating enigmas.
22:00
Rameses II reigned for 60 years, leading Egypt into a golden age, but despite his fame, mysteries linger about his wife Nefertari and the truth of his death.
23:00
The 10 Plagues of Egypt were supposedly sent by God to convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites but some scientists say they could've been natural occurrences.
00:00
There are lingering questions that surround Tutankhamun's life and untimely death, as Tutankhamun remains one of history's most fascinating enigmas.
01:00
Rameses II reigned for 60 years, leading Egypt into a golden age, but despite his fame, mysteries linger about his wife Nefertari and the truth of his death.
02:00
The 10 Plagues of Egypt were supposedly sent by God to convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites but some scientists say they could've been natural occurrences.
03:00
In 1532, Spanish conquistadors encountered the advanced Inca Empire, but despite their sophisticated infrastructure, the Inca fell within decades.
04:00
Experts explore an infamous Georgia plantation, whose legacy of cruelty helped turned the tide of public opinion against slavery thanks to a wife's journal.
05:00
A military base that trains soldiers to fight the Nazis; a basement in the Detroit suburbs becomes an essential part of the bootlegging scene.

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