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Yi Yeting, a Chinese worker-turned-activist, fights for better factory conditions while battling leukemia and exposing the dangers of toxic workplaces.
A quarter of a million people in Ukraine lost power during a cyber attack that targeted the nation's electrical grid in December 2015.
Metals have been integral to the development of modern infrastructure, enabling the construction of skyscrapers, bridges, and advanced aerospace technology.
British Satellite Broadcasting's early programming, featuring original shows like Kid's Court and Jupiter Moon, faces scrutiny as it competes with established rival Sky.
Edda Freya operates in Norway's largest oil and gas field, performing high-stakes repairs on critical gas platform pipelines amid significant risks.
610 meters tall, the Guangzhou TV Tower will be the highest of its kind, featuring a unique design that includes a twisting structure and a concrete core.
Nigel Latta explores the complexities of the human mind with the assistance of BabyX, a cutting-edge artificial intelligence system.
Hitler's Germany fostered innovative inventors like Viktor Schauberger and Felix Wankel, whose groundbreaking technologies contributed to the Nazi war effort.
Anne Wojcicki, CEO of 23andMe, discusses the company's transition from bankruptcy to a nonprofit model with a goal of reaching 100 million users.
Industrial robots have transformed various industries by enhancing efficiency and safety, evolving from early models to advanced machines that perform complex tasks.
Car restoration, dental crowns, cashmere wool production, and chocolate spread manufacturing are explored in this informative episode.
US Air Force pilots recount encounters with a 60-foot metallic UFO, while a police constable describes a beam of light from a mysterious crash site.
Caterpillar C32 engines are crucial to Australia's industrial landscape, where teams of skilled workers tackle urgent repairs under extreme conditions.
A solar storm can release billions or trillions of tons of matter from the sun at speeds of up to one million miles per hour.
A bullet can travel at the speed of sound, and scientists are developing technology that aims to create ammunition that never misses its target.
Cell phones revolutionized communication, transforming society from a stationary existence to a fast-paced, mobile, and interconnected world in just a few decades.
The MS-21, a new Russian aircraft, aims to enhance fuel efficiency and competitiveness in the narrow-bodied mid-range airliner market dominated by Boeing and Airbus.
Three floors of a new habitat could support six people living in space for months at a time.
In 2015, Nepal experienced its strongest earthquake, with radar satellites providing precise geological mapping and insights into the disaster's impact.
Asteroid mining is emerging as a potential solution to the demand for rare metals, with Luxembourg positioning itself as a financial hub for space operations.
Europe's Ariane 5 rocket, boasting a 98% success rate, establishes the continent as a leader in commercial satellite launches amid increasing competition.
Clyde shipworkers at John Brown's shipyard undertake the ambitious construction of the QE2, aiming to surpass the achievements of their predecessors.
In the South of France, the construction and activation of satellites illustrate the intricate processes behind data transmission that enable modern communication.
Paul Steele tests his new truck on one of Britain's most dangerous roads as the Stobart team faces severe winter weather challenges.
In 1930s Germany, the fierce rivalry between Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union, fueled by Nazi propaganda, led to the creation of the legendary Silver Arrows racing machines.
Demolition of unstable buildings involves complex explosive techniques and significant safety considerations, highlighting the science behind controlled destruction.
30,000 people work at Boeing's final assembly line in Everett, Washington, producing 10 new aircraft each month, including the 787 Dreamliner.
The JAXA-ESA 'BepiColombo' Mission targets Mercury, enhancing commercial space flight prospects.
The Venus Project presents a vision for a sustainable future through innovative design and resource management, challenging conventional societal structures.
RNAS Yeovilton showcases the Fleet Air Arm Museum and Europe's largest Naval Aviation Collection, featuring impressive aircraft and rich maritime history.
Bizarre Allied weapon designs from World War II included an ice aircraft carrier, a rocket-propelled explosive cart, and bomb-carrying bats!
90 kilometers of steel and 100,000 square meters of plastic were used to construct the National Aquatic Center, known as the Water Cube, for the 2008 Olympics.
Castles faced evolving siege tactics from bows and arrows to gunpowder, showcasing the ingenuity of engineers and military leaders like Oliver Cromwell.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly integrated into daily life, raising concerns about its impact on jobs, safety, and human existence.
Glass, tin cans, and concrete each transformed human life, showcasing their historical significance and future potential in technology and art.
Glenn Curtiss, a key figure in early aviation, faced intense rivalry with the Wright Brothers, whose patent disputes shaped the industry's evolution.
Ibn Battuta, a specialized dredging vessel, is transforming Ha Tinh, Vietnam, by deepening Son Duong Port to accommodate larger ships and boost the local economy.
Over a million swifts inhabit the waterfalls of the Amazon rainforest, creating a spectacle as they dive and swirl in unison.
Scientists utilize advanced microscopy techniques to explore cellular structures and mechanisms, enhancing our understanding of viruses and drug development.
Asteroids pose a significant threat to humanity, prompting scientists to enhance methods for identifying and neutralizing these celestial dangers.
A 200-million-ton asteroid possesses energy exceeding that of all nuclear weapons combined, highlighting the potential devastation of such celestial impacts.
USNS Robert E. Peary plays a crucial role in the US Navy's logistics by resupplying various vessels during a week-long mission off the Somali coast.
Cutting-edge military technology, including main battle tanks, fighter jets, and warships, is examined alongside the history and strategies that shaped modern warfare.
X-rays, once a mysterious discovery, have evolved from a medical curiosity to a powerful tool for treating illnesses and exploring ancient civilizations and the cosmos.
Nuclear fusion represents humanity's quest to create a self-sustaining artificial star on Earth, as explored by physicist Brian Cox through historical and modern scientific advancements.
Innovative agricultural practices in the Netherlands, including vertical indoor farming and advanced climate control algorithms, position the country as a leader in high-tech food production.
MV Tønsberg, the largest roll-on/roll-off vessel, efficiently transports up to 5,990 luxury cars and heavy equipment across the Atlantic Ocean!
Refrigerators, a staple in modern households, are examined for their environmental impact, highlighting the urgent need for sustainable refrigeration solutions.
