Discovery Science Monday

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Manufacturing techniques behind the groovy vinyl LP and the world's most crashed car - the dodgem. Plus, how one of the world's oldest pain remedies, tiger balm, is created

A look at how the axe was first forged. The programme also observes a messenger bag get cut, sew, stitched and glued together and reveals how the fastest lifeboats are built

New discoveries lead scientists to question if the Big Bang really happened, and whether it was the start of many multiverses

The science of astronomy. This edition explores new discoveries surrounding dark matter and energy

New discoveries reveal NASA's Cassini spacecraft's secrets, which explored Saturn and its moons until it vaporised in its atmosphere

Kevin Moore and Grant Reynolds build a home-made hydrofoil, and aim to make it travel so fast it glides over water. Plus, an attempt to cook a steak using music

Kevin Moore and Grant Reynolds outfit cars with armour and weapons, then face off in a demolition derby. Plus, the duo build a lie detector and a chainsaw-powered chairlift

New discoveries at a strange prehistoric site reveal the dark secrets and rituals of the mysterious people who built the world's largest stone circle

Uncovering the secrets of the lost city of Tikal, which was once home to over 100,000 people, hidden deep in the Guatemalan jungle

Documentary exploring conspiracy theories concerning the 1969 moon landing, and questioning if it could have been faked for propaganda purposes

Conspiracy theories concerning the 1969 moon landing. This time, experts investigate if the Nazis were involved in the Apollo space programme

Documentary exploring conspiracy theories concerning the 1969 moon landing, and questioning if it could have been faked for propaganda purposes

How France's appetite for snails is sated, how slabs of steel are turned into shiny cutlery, and how to craft a kayak you can paddle with your feet

How to build emergency bridges that can take the weight of a tank, make a marker pen that never fades, and design a 200mph superbike

How to blow the world's finest crystal, make the slimmest TVs, heat the deepest swimming pool, and fill a million bottles a day of the world's favourite ketchup

The complex technological processes involved in cooling the iconic Sydney Opera House. Plus, how Sheffield steel is transformed into a carpenter's handsaw

The complex technological processes involved in mining rare gemstones, crafting classic cowboy boots and building large-scale road-sweepers

How engineers manage to drill for oil thousands of metres below ground. Plus, how duvets and rubber bands are made

Documentary exploring conspiracy theories concerning the 1969 moon landing, and questioning if it could have been faked for propaganda purposes

Conspiracy theories concerning the 1969 moon landing. This time, experts investigate if the Nazis were involved in the Apollo space programme

New discoveries reveal that neutron stars have the power to destroy planets and even other stars

Supernovas are the violent death of giant stars. New discoveries reveal how these events create the elements that are essential to all life in the universe