Cosmic Collisions: Solar System travels through our cosmic neighborhood as we examine how collisions created our moon, left gashes on Jupiter, and how pieces of Mars ended up in our own backyard.

The human body is a resilient, versatile and adaptable machine, but it's evolved to operate at an optimum weight. How, with two thirds of the United States either overweight or obese, are we are pushing our bodies to their natural limit?

Extreme Bodies reveals the extraordinary stories of the most unique people on the planet. Conjoined Twins explores the amazing structures of people who are literally one in a billion!

Harnessing some of the most sophisticated medical imaging systems on the planet, Extreme Bodies takes us on a journey deep beneath the skin of the tallest giants in America: men and women who are often suffering from life-threatening conditions.

Shaped by genetic anomalies buried in their DNA, dwarfs' bodies are the products of incredible anatomical engineering. With the aid of cutting edge scanning techniques, Extreme Bodies uncovers the science hidden within the world's smallest people.

The team discovers how effective truck bed liner paint is on buildings.

The team uses airport runway technology to prevent runaway vehicle crashes.

The teams tests a special type of carbon fiber against hurricanes.

The team plays with trains and cars in an attempt to reduce incidents.

The team takes on its biggest challenge yet; to repurpose a new material called Blastwrap. Blastwrap is designed to absorb the energy from a bomb placed inside a public trashcan. Could it work to protect a Boeing 747 from an explosion?

The team uses aircraft technology to save homes from earthquakes.

The team uses roller coaster tech to save occupants from burning buildings.

The team uses an insulating material to protect houses from wild fires.

The crew uses rocket science to stop heavy, runway trailers.

The team harnesses the power of fluidized sand to stop crimes.

Stranded at sea, sailors wait for a passing ship to be rescued. Top secret torpedo technology is used to develop mid ocean rescue. The idea is to design a coast guard life-boat that can be dropped out of a plane to help in a matter of hours.