Discovery Science launches new series Deconstructed

Starting 2nd January 2012, the five part series premieres every Monday at 9.00 pm

January 2, 2012:

We often take for granted the functioning, mechanism and technology of everyday objects but have we ever thought how these items really operate? The toaster may seem like a simple device, but do we know what's going on in that little box? A toilet is an unexpected marvel of physics, but do we actually know the physics behind flushing?

Explore the inner working of these and several other commonplace objects in Discovery Science's upcoming series 'DECONSTRUCTED' that will break everything down to the bare basics. The series will uncover the hidden components and reveal how they work by cutting them in half, tearing them apart and breaking them down piece by piece.

DECONSTRUCTED will carry out an animated expedition into the interiors of the machinery to reveal the complex world of gears, pistons, and pipes. The series will dissect routine objects to explain their functioning in an uncomplicated manner -- from shedding light on bulbs and detailing the science behind the humble toaster to how a computer's hard disk stores all photos, movies and music.

Go on an interactive tour with DECONSTRUCTED to witness the unique graphical representation and remarkable experiments, explaining the working of diverse objects that make up the modern world!

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