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The Panama Canal opened in 1914 after a 30-year effort that dwarfed the building of the pyramids. Historian David McCullough navigates through the canal and tells the story of the human drama behind the engineering feat.
Is Detroit inventor Stanford Ovshinsky the new Thomas Edison? Japanese industries are betting that the genius behind amorphous materials-a simpler and less expensive alternative to silicon-is onto something big.
Millions live in the shadows of nature's ticking time-bombs—volcanoes. NOVA accompanies scientists who are developing new techniques to predict when volcanoes will erupt and how violently.