Out of the blue, the Fry family inherits a Scottish estate, and Taylor mistakenly thinks her problems are solved.

Before Wiz and Gears can make baseball bats, they have to supervise the raw maple blocks being dried in huge kiln to dry most of the water out of the wood

Mr. Melford leaves you with five all-important ideas on making sure the next landscape photos you take are unforgettable ones. Using more work from his extensive portfolio, he shares inspirational advice on finding your own style, surrounding yourself with art, and getting out there into the natural world.

Once you have perfected the components already reviewed - a detective, a criminal, clues, and potentially a sidekick - all that remains is solving the mystery. But as you’ll learn in this lecture, it’s never that simple. Learn what makes for the perfect “big reveal” and why you don’t necessarily need one. See how open-ended mysteries walk the line between frustrating and compelling.

Luna and Jupiter just love popcorn... but they’d never thought about what actually makes popcorn pop. How does corn turn into popcorn? What’s happening here? In a particularly festive and fun make-believe, the trio transforms into kernels of popcorn and discover what exactly causes popcorn pop.

At the beginning of the 20th century, Max Planck and Albert Einstein proposed revolutionary ideas to resolve puzzles about light and matter. You explore Planck's discovery that light energy can only be emitted or absorbed in discrete amounts called quanta, and Einstein's application of this concept to matter.

In a beautiful little town in the Caribbean, five very different friends live together and constantly work out how to get past their differences to solve problems. Each one has a unique set of strengths and weaknesses, which gives each one a different perspective on the challenges they have. This is an educational series that's perfect for teaching values like empathy, solidarity and respect and the importance of working together to build a community....

Jarra, Meeka and Boya go hunting goanna. The goanna runs up into a tree and while they wait for it to come down, the boys find some eucalyptus logs. They decide to use the logs to make three didgeridoos with the most beautiful acoustic sounds in the land.

Uncover the story behind the famous terra-cotta warriors, one of China's most celebrated archaeological treasures. Travel into daily life in the Qin Dynasty, China's first empire; encounter the emperor Qinshi Huangdi, builder of the warriors, and observe his highly bureaucratic and technocratic regime. Explore the site of the terra-cotta army, and how the extraordinary clay figures were made.

Stars are just about Iver’s favourite things and he wonders how he can get a star to hang in the Hoobmobile!