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NASA's Osiris-REx mission to asteroid Bennu highlights the development of the OSIRIS-REx Thermal Emission Spectrometer, built entirely at Arizona State University.
Innovations like the Hyperloop and solar-powered planes highlight advancements in green technology aimed at addressing environmental challenges and reducing carbon footprints.
Leonardo Cositorto, a con artist from Buenos Aires, exploited the cryptocurrency boom to create a fraudulent ecosystem, ultimately leading to his imprisonment.
Designer babies, enabled by advancements in in vitro fertilization and genetic engineering, raise ethical questions about the future of human reproduction and trait selection.
The McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle, an American fighter jet, has maintained an unblemished combat record over fifty years of service without being shot down.
Ten episodes explore the secrets of our universe, revealing the mysteries of outer space and the phenomena that shape our cosmic existence.
Digital communication technology has transformed society, influencing social interactions and personal experiences in both positive and negative ways.
In early 2025, the TGV-M, France's next-generation high-speed train, will launch with advanced energy efficiency, modular design, and predictive maintenance technology.
Mankind looks to nature for solutions that inspire robots mimicking plants and fish.
Humanoid robots like iCub and REEM are set to integrate into our daily lives soon.
Fifty million feet of combat footage documented World War II, setting a precedent for the U.S. Air Force's photography efforts in Southeast Asia.
Stobart's Rail Maintenance team races against the clock to waterproof a railway bridge while Ashley Maddocks delivers charity water barrels to Africa.
310 days of sunshine a year make New Mexico one of the best locations for solar installations in North America, yet challenges remain for widespread adoption.
Experts at companies like Oerlikon are developing innovative technologies such as 3D metal printing to enhance the safety and environmental sustainability of global mobility.
More than 44,000 Cessna 172 Skyhawks have been built since its first sale in 1956, making it the most produced aircraft in history.
Ford Mustang, an iconic American car, is explored through its legacy, design evolution, and cultural impact over 50 years in this engaging documentary.
Humanity's quest to colonize other worlds is explored alongside the future of space travel and the universe's greatest unexplained mysteries in this marathon.
This episode highlights the evolution of speed in cars from the Model T to the Mustang.
Ten transcontinental flights land in Toronto daily, with one featuring the Vickers Viscount, the first propeller-turbine airliner, in 1955.
NASA's space program has achieved remarkable milestones that have inspired generations, showcased through stunning archive footage and expert insights.
Competing theories explain the Moon's lopsided shape, while solar superstorms pose threats to Earth, and a billion-year age discrepancy challenges our understanding of the universe.
R.J. Mitchell, a self-taught engineer, revolutionized aircraft design by creating the Spitfire, a radical monoplane that transformed the Royal Air Force.
Boeing's 737-Max aircraft faced five catastrophic crashes between 2018 and 2022, leading to a significant loss of public trust and scrutiny of its safety protocols.
Innovative engineers are creating groundbreaking machines across wind, aviation, and fusion sectors to revolutionize the production of clean energy.
Chainsaws used in competitive timber sports can deliver 60 to 70 horsepower, comparable to some small cars, requiring years of training to handle effectively.
Biomimicry illustrates how natural phenomena inspire innovations in technology and medicine, showcasing examples from engineering to smart design.
Nigel Latta tests the reality of explosions and electric shocks through daring experiments, revealing the stark differences between cinematic effects and real-life dangers.
The search for extraterrestrial life encompasses theories from the Big Bang to advanced technologies like warp drives, featuring insights from physicists and astronomers.
Nearly 6,000 satellites orbit Earth, with about half classified as dead, contributing to a growing risk of collisions in space.
Timber skyscrapers like Norway's Mjøstårnet and Milwaukee's Ascent are setting new architectural standards while promoting sustainability and climate protection.
A $500 million drilling rig, the West Bollsta, is towed by the ALP Striker across unpredictable waters from South Korea to the Canary Islands over 90 days.
Robotic engineers at Boston Dynamics and other organizations create Smart Robots like Robo Dogs and Robo Spiders to enhance safety and efficiency in hazardous environments.
Gudrun Pflueger studies the coast wolves of British Columbia, collecting vital data to enhance scientific understanding of this unique subspecies.
Humanity seeks new habitats in space as Earth grapples with overpopulation and climate change.
Six social media addicts attempt to break free from their digital dependencies by freezing their accounts for a week under the guidance of a psychologist.
Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, two pioneering figures in technology, engaged in a fierce rivalry that shaped the digital landscape through innovation and competition.
Five to 15 years is the estimated timeframe before significant risks from self-aware AI may emerge, according to a self-aware AI named Kassandra.
NASA's Apollo 11 mission is examined through archival footage, astronaut interviews, and artifacts from the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum.
Women in the online entertainment industry leverage technology to create careers through personal storytelling and performance in unconventional digital spaces.
Steel production in Germany is explored through its processes from ore and scrap to finished products, highlighting the material's significance and future.
A 147-foot high central building, nicknamed the nut, supports two performance auditoriums in a concert hall designed by Santiago Calatrava.
In the late 1990s, Apple faced imminent bankruptcy due to failed products and management turmoil, leading to Steve Jobs' return and a pivotal transformation.
Astronomers have mapped 1 billion stars using advanced technology and data from organizations like NASA and ESA, revealing insights into the cosmos.
Nikola Tesla's missing files, confiscated in 1943, are examined through CIA documents and expert insights from Marc Seifer, Travis Taylor, and Jason Stapleton.
Victorian pioneers harnessed iron and innovative thinking to transform society, shaping the foundations of the modern world with their remarkable achievements.
Watch engineers take on the challenge of making a ship longer in this fascinating documentary.
Predictive analytics and algorithms increasingly shape consumer habits and personal choices, raising questions about the spontaneity of human experience.
In rural Australia, a farmer encounters a mysterious 25-foot-wide object emerging from a swamp, while similar phenomena occur in New Mexico and Germany.
