Sci-Fi - Airs Aug 7th

When Particles Collide by Eric Molinsky
In a 17-mile long tunnel outside Geneva, Switzerland, a particle accelerator called the Large Hadron Collider is smashing protons at nearly the speed of light. Physicists hope it will help solve mysteries of the universe and lead to an elusive Unified Theory. Studio 360's Eric Molinsky looks into the colorful and complex design of the largest machine on the planet.

Passage to Moauv from Power Records
Stardate 5440: The Enterprise is ordered to transport the noisy, cat-like pet waul of the Moauvian ambassador to his home world. The waul escapes and its telepathic projections of fear affect all crew members ...except Lt. M'Ress. Can her immunity help to save the crew from certain despair and this calamitous kitty?!?!?


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Amsterdam Club Scene
If you are looking for the Amsterdam clubs to visit is a very easy thing because of the incredible popularity of the nightlife, you'll find the most exclusive clubs literally everywhere. Anywhere you walk in Amsterdam, you will most likely be able to find a club. Each of these locations are popular for there own unique features and no matter how you spend your night, Amsterdam have it all and you will find the perfect location for you, all the tourists wants to feel the free atmosphere in Amsterdam, that's why the city is an incredibly popular tourist location. It draws all the people in for many different reasons and one of the most important, probably the most memorable, is the nightlife. The Dutch are really party animals and gave the house parties worldwide fame.The city after dark is like a whole new world, like the next century, it lights up and literally wakes up with a new type of feel. During the daytime get a canal boat cruise in the Amsterdam historic canal district and and later after dinner the excitement in Amsterdam after dark is centered on one thing: Amsterdam nightclubs. There are many of these located all over the city and they attract a large number of both locals and tourist from around the world.

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