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Outrageous Acts of Science: Tons of Anarchy

Outrageous Acts of Science (2012)

Sci-Fi | United States, UK

Discovery Science | Saturday 17 November 2018 | 22:00

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Saturday 17 November 2018 22:00

Tuesday 7 August 2018 03:00

Thursday 19 October 2017 21:00

SEASON: 8

EPISODE: 2 - Tons of Anarchy

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Counting down some of the most anarchic scientific explosions on the Internet, from the world's biggest firework to a watermelon-destroying vacuum cannon.

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