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Space stations serve as vital hubs for scientific research and international collaboration, reflecting humanity's ambition to explore and expand into the cosmos.
In Bethlehem Steel Co. plants during World War I, rifle components, cannons, and bombs were manufactured and assembled for the U.S. military.
Fear, a fundamental aspect of human nature, is examined through advanced research in "fear labs" that aim to reprogram the human mind.
Aviation's evolution from the first passenger flight in 1915 to today's 40 million annual commercial flights showcases remarkable innovations and advancements in technology.
Dr. Krithika Swaminathan from NOVA's upcoming film "Building Stuff: Boost It!" joins engineer Dr. Nehemiah Mabry to discuss motion capture techniques and their applications in engineering.
Cutting-edge military technology is examined through the engineering and deployment of main battle tanks, armored vehicles, and advanced aircraft in modern warfare.
Harvard professor Dr. Avi Loeb discusses his deep-sea exploration for evidence of extraterrestrial technology that may have crash-landed in the ocean.
Kikutake's innovative designs for ocean cities propose a solution to overpopulation in coastal areas, potentially transforming how humanity inhabits the sea.
The Modulo Sperimentale Elettromeccanico (MOSE) system features mobile gates designed to protect Venice from flooding, showcasing advanced engineering and technology.
NOVA's interactive escape room event challenges participants to solve engineering problems, such as restoring power and launching a rocket, to prevent a Y3K meltdown.
The Airbus A350 can cover 18,000 km in one flight, surpassing any other twin-engine passenger aircraft.
Lithium, crucial for electric vehicle batteries, could make Europe self-sufficient, but responsible mining practices are essential to preserve local cultures.
Meat-loving Americans grapple with the rise of sustainable alternatives, as tech startups challenge traditional definitions and practices in the meat industry.
Space exploration history highlights the contributions and sacrifices of astronauts and engineers, showcasing pivotal moments that shaped modern advancements.
Asteroids, often seen as remnants from the solar system's formation, are the focus of recent robotic missions by NASA and other space agencies to retrieve samples and enhance understanding of their origins.
Christopher Doyon, a former LSD dealer and street activist, transformed into Commander X, a prominent figure in the Anonymous hacker collective during the Arab Spring.
The potential for establishing humanity's first space colony raises critical questions about technology, science, and societal choices that will shape our future.
World War II's tank warfare featured pivotal models like the T-34 and super-heavy designs such as the German Panzer VIII Maus and the Landkreuzer P.1000 Ratte.
Italian marble from the Alps is transported to New York for a luxury residential complex, highlighting the challenges faced by quarry teams and innovative technology.
Advancements in A.I. over the last decade blur the lines between human and machine.
The evolution of spacesuits highlights the intricate design challenges faced by scientists to ensure human safety and functionality in outer space missions.
In Miami, Italian shipbuilders at Fincantieri race to construct the Seven Seas Explorer, a luxurious cruise ship designed for just 750 passengers.
An 8.8 magnitude earthquake in February 2010 propelled the Cabo de Hornos research ship hundreds of meters inland, leaving it stranded on a beach.
Superyachts represent the pinnacle of luxury and engineering, showcasing a rich history of custom shipbuilding and innovative technology in marine design.
64 skaters race down a 500-meter icy obstacle course in Quebec City, where over 276,000 liters of water are used to build the track.
Baltic Sea Divers execute a complex underwater engineering project by laying a 600-meter-long protective pipe beneath the seabed using Horizontal Directional Drilling.
John "Das" Galloway and Dr. Nehemiah Mabry explore the Sullenberger Aviation Museum in Charlotte, North Carolina, where they launch model planes and examine the history of flight.
Pauline Nordin, a Swedish fitness competitor and founder of Fighter Diet, pilots a MiG-29 fighter jet in an attempt to become the second female Swedish citizen in space.
The emergence of a trillion-dollar space economy is reshaping industries, from space tourism for the wealthy to satellite technology combating environmental issues.
A floating crane built in 1974 can lift loads of up to 200 tons as Baltic Sea divers attempt to salvage the sunken fishing cutter Verner Order.
Building Stuff with NOVA features Transportation Engineer Jake Voorhees alongside host Dr. Nehemiah Mabry, an experienced engineer and educator from Raleigh, North Carolina.
A torpedo can reach speeds of more than 300 kilometers per hour, marking a significant advancement in naval warfare technology.
Recent advancements in astronomy, including Edwin Hubble's discoveries and data from the Hubble Space Telescope, reveal that the universe spans nearly 46 billion light years.
World War II saw the development of innovative weapons, including the Dambusters bouncing bomb, Tall Boy, and the nuclear bomb, each designed for specific military purposes.
Mars presents a complex environment for potential human settlement, revealing both its stunning beauty and hidden challenges as technology advances.
Artemis missions aim to return humanity to the Moon, revealing its hidden history, geological secrets, and potential for sustainable exploration.
Jupiter's interior is mostly liquid hydrogen, allowing it to spin on its axis at high speed, completing a rotation in just 10 and a half hours.
Gene-editing technologies like CRISPR and PRIME editing are being utilized by scientists to enhance food security, combat climate change, and address genetic disorders in humans.
Technology and Artificial Super Intelligence could either elevate humanity to godlike status or lead to catastrophic consequences by 2077.
At the largest Volvo truck factory in America, a semi-truck is constructed every 10 minutes, showcasing advanced technology and skilled craftsmanship.
Human enhancement through technology is explored, featuring insights from experts at MIT and Stanford University on the ethical implications of integrating AI and robotics.
Heavy machinery maintenance teams across Australia tackle high-stakes repairs on colossal machines, ensuring the wheels of industry keep turning.
The International Space Station, 23 years old, is reaching its limits while new technologies promise to expand manufacturing capabilities in space.
Aerial weaponry has evolved from incendiary arrows and medieval rockets to modern drones, showcasing the deadly advancements in warfare technology.
Artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and automation are driving a new economic frontier, raising critical questions about control and the future of global wealth.
Skandi Arctic, one of the world's most advanced diving support ships, plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety of saturation divers working on Norway's ocean floor.
Minecraft transformed the gaming landscape from its indie origins to a cultural phenomenon, culminating in Microsoft's $2.5 billion acquisition and inspiring content creators like DanTDM and Ali-A.
The search for extraterrestrial life examines the reasons behind the absence of contact with alien civilizations despite advanced technologies like the $900-million planetary explorer.
