From burning down a house to getting hit with 10,000 volts of electricity, Nigel Latta goes to any extreme all in the interests of science.
Nigel tries out different explosives.
Nigel battles the elements as he goes behind the science of extreme weather, taking on torrential rain, hypothermia and hurricane force winds - all in the name of science.
In car crash, are you better to trust the science behind a more modern vehicle - or the metal in a large, heavy, older car? Tonight Nigel puts the pedal to the metal to find out.
Nigel shows us the science of what it takes to start a fire while experiencing first-hand what it's like to be inside a burning house.
Nigel is on a mission: to boldly go where no television presenter has gone before. With the help of actual Rocket Scientists Nigel attempts to be the first New Zealander in SPACE.
Nigel tries to break the sound barrier, and ends up breaking all kinds of other stuff along the way... all in the name of science.
Nigel takes on Galileo and tests the Law of Gravity by jumping out of a plane with an orange, to see which will hit the ground first.
