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A 233-million LED display will be installed in the new Clippers stadium, designed to enhance the fan experience in Los Angeles.
99.9% of people do not know that Nikola Tesla's inventions significantly influenced modern technology, including wireless communication and electric motors.
Saskatchewan crop circles, a Hudson Valley wave of sightings, and a low-flying saucer that kills plants highlight a series of unexplained UFO phenomena.
North Rail Express is a specialized container train that transports fresh Arctic seafood across a 1,200-mile route through Norway and Sweden's challenging terrain.
Mars has captivated human curiosity for centuries, with the 2020 Perseverance mission reshaping our understanding of the potential for life on the planet.
AI is transforming drug discovery processes, fundamentally changing the pharmaceutical industry and how diseases are predicted and treated.
A straight line of watchtowers, part of a 5,000-kilometer border, marked the Roman Empire's defenses against tribes in Germania.
The sinking of the Titanic in 1912 resulted in over 1,500 deaths and triggered a shift in shipbuilding from luxury liners to massive warships.
Mapping the Milky Way combines ancient mythology and modern science, revealing how satellite technology enhances our understanding of this vast galaxy.
Barry Bowles, an eccentric English amateur, is determined to break the Land Speed Record with his rocket-powered vehicle on Pendine's six-mile beach.
What would happen to Earth and the solar system if the Moon suddenly disappeared, alongside explorations of light speed and cosmic objects?
In 2019, the Roller Coaster Database recorded over 5,000 roller coasters worldwide, reflecting humanity's fascination with speed and thrill.
Moons in the outer solar system, such as Titan and Enceladus, challenge our understanding of planetary bodies with their dynamic environments and potential for life.
The Edwardian era, marked by groundbreaking technological advancements, also faced significant dangers from household toxins and a lack of safety awareness.
In the Cold War era, the United States invested heavily in the Convair WS-125, a nuclear-powered bomber capable of flying for months without landing.
Avrocar developments are documented through static testing, the first flight on November 12, 1959, and wind tunnel modifications at Ames Research Center.
The complex relationship between society and the car is explored through debates featuring various stakeholders, highlighting the ongoing passion and conflict surrounding this iconic love affair.
25,000 man hours are required for a complete overhaul of the Airbus A330-300, ensuring it meets safety standards before returning to service.
A CP-140 Aurora aircraft must locate and eliminate a mock submarine target in a 145 square kilometer ocean range off British Columbia's coast.
Solar storms, like the Carrington Event of 1859, pose a significant threat to modern technology, potentially causing catastrophic damage and global blackouts.
In August 2000, a team of Dutch engineers undertook a complex salvage operation to recover the Kursk submarine from the Arctic seabed, facing numerous technical and political challenges.
The episode reveals how we accurately keep time and triangulate location through history.
In Colorado Springs, a team investigates Nikola Tesla's lost laboratory while attempting to validate his design for wireless electricity generation.
The 1998 derailment of the Intercity Express near Escheda kills 101 and injures 100 others.
Changi Airport's cargo terminals operate around the clock, facilitating the swift transport of everything from racehorses to delicate flowers worldwide.
Aviation technology has evolved through innovative designs and power systems, featuring unique aircraft like the Harrier jump jet with vertical takeoff capabilities.
New projects advance slowly, moving hardware into testing for Mars exploration missions.
Over the last five years, the space tourism industry has invested 13 billion dollars, with trips to outer space priced at 250,000 dollars per person.
Nobel Laureate John Mather and Nat Geo Explorer-in-Residence Robert Ballard discuss the role of technology in expanding the limits of the known universe.
Nokia's innovations propelled Finland's economy and led the mobile phone industry until key decisions culminated in the sale to Microsoft in 2013.
5,000 tons is the lifting capacity of the Oleg Strashnov, one of the largest monohull crane ships in the world, designed for heavy offshore tasks.
Seven new stars form each year within the Milky Way, driven by events like supernova explosions and interactions with other stars.
The evolution of aviation is showcased through iconic aircraft, from the Bell X-1's supersonic breakthrough to Howard Hughes' monumental Spruce Goose.
Dams, engineered by ancient civilizations like the Egyptians and Romans, have transformed landscapes by providing essential resources and enabling urban development.
After 13 years of orbiting Saturn, the Cassini probe's final plunge to the planet's surface significantly advanced scientific understanding of its rings and moons.
The tragic Concord plane disaster in 2000 claimed the lives of 109 passengers and crew, revealing critical errors that changed aviation safety forever.
NASA's Apollo program faced significant challenges, including a deadly capsule fire during the Gemini missions that highlighted the risks of space exploration.
Dedicated engineers and aviation enthusiasts work tirelessly to restore a vintage Spitfire plane from a scrapyard back to flight-ready condition.
Bikini Atoll, site of the 1946 "Operation Crossroads," hosts a high-tech expedition to explore the wreckage of atomic-era warships and their radioactive legacy.
A Harvard astrophysicist and a former UK Ministry of Defence official discuss the possibility that UFOs may be linked to ancient religious experiences.
Helen Preszinski, a journalism student, was found raped and murdered in a remote field in Colorado just two weeks after moving there in 1980.
Satellites equipped with advanced sensor and camera technology provide critical Earth observation data, transforming how information about the planet is gathered and utilized.
Groundbreaking inventions such as the electric light, motion pictures, and television are explored for their transformative impact on daily life.
A telescope built in one of the most inhospitable places on Earth seeks to answer the question of how the universe began.
Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla engage in a fierce rivalry over electricity's future.
NASA's Mars rover Perseverance, designed to search for signs of ancient microbial life, successfully approached its landing site in Jezero Crater after a 293-million-mile journey.
The 2020 documentary from Connecticut Public addresses the spread of misinformation and offers strategies for becoming a more informed consumer of information.
NASA's robotic lander reveals new insights about Mars, including sources of water and the impact of planetary dust storms on the Red Planet.
