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Brewing non-alcoholic beer, creating flying cars, manufacturing escalators, and constructing lie detectors are explored through their intricate production processes.
Blockchain technology's rapid evolution is examined through the lens of a U.S.-based innovator who launched a $1 million cryptocurrency initiative.
In Fort McKay, Alberta, Mammoet transports a 300-ton Caterpillar 797 dump truck to an oil sands mine, requiring specialized equipment and precise planning.
In the United States, the aging power grid faces modernization challenges that require collaboration among the utility, auto, tech, and defense industries to enhance energy security and environmental performance.
Skylab, NASA's first space station, provided critical insights into human life in space through the experiences of astronauts living and working onboard.
French astronaut Thomas Pesquet's first mission to the International Space Station highlights the blend of scientific research and inspiration for future generations.
Five projects were selected for the ONFB XP lab in 2021, where creators experimented with animation, virtual reality, and sound design.
A hidden Cold War fallout shelter built under President Dwight D. Eisenhower, an influential internet editor, and a resilient cancer survivor highlight significant stories of secrecy and innovation.
After a critical repair mission, the Hubble Space Telescope resumes its role in expanding our understanding of the universe and capturing stunning cosmic images.
Aviation safety is often taken for granted, yet incidents and historical events reveal the complexities and challenges of air travel.
Artificial intelligence is transforming driving through advancements in autonomous vehicles, as explored by journalist Anne-Marie Tomchak and leading researchers in the field.
The rise of the intimacy economy raises ethical questions about customizable lovebots, examining their potential to alleviate loneliness or exacerbate isolation.
Michael Bommer, a businessman with terminal cancer, trains an AI to replicate his voice and personality for his family to interact with after his death.
Bitcoin's influence on global finance is examined through the lens of Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) as industry experts like Jimmy Song and Lamar Wilson share insights.
The Boeing 737 MAX, involved in two fatal crashes in 2018, is examined through insights from pilots, engineers, and crash investigators.
Blockchain technology has the potential to create a decentralized web3.0, but faces challenges from corporate interests and regulatory concerns.
Modern combat vehicles, including the Leopard 2, Tiger I, and Merkava Mark IV, are examined for their firepower, armor, and mobility in contemporary warfare.
The emergence of a trillion dollar space economy is reshaping industries and addressing global challenges, driven by technological advancements and human ambition.
Laptop Jams, a new phenomenon in May 2004, feature musicians using laptops instead of traditional instruments to create collaborative music sessions.
Engineering challenges for a manned mission to Mars are examined through propulsion systems and spacecraft design, featuring insights from experts like Paul Delaney and James Garvin.
On June 2, 1983, Air Canada Flight 797 experienced a catastrophic inflight fire that led to 23 fatalities and prompted significant changes in aviation safety regulations.
Smart technology's environmental impact is examined alongside the resistance against Europe's last dictator in this episode of Vice Around the World.
Dark web marketplaces like AlphaBay facilitate the sale of drugs, guns, and counterfeit documents, generating over US$800,000 in daily transactions.
Cosmic rays, originating from distant astrophysical events, provide critical insights into the fundamental processes shaping the universe.
The hydrofoil, an engineering marvel, combines airplane and boat features to achieve speeds exceeding 100 km/h, revolutionizing water travel efficiency.
Resurrection science explores the potential of genetic engineering and cloning to bring extinct species like dinosaurs, mammoths, and Neanderthals back to life.
An advanced planetary explorer, funded by a $900 million investment, is designed to analyze cosmic phenomena across multiple wavelengths.
Breakthroughs in lithium-ion technology and innovative battery research are critical to shaping the future of electric vehicle mobility.
Concerns about the preservation of digital memory are examined, highlighting the fragility of data storage methods like hard disks and CDs over the next 2000 years.
In Galicia, researchers developed predictive models for corporate bankruptcy, highlighting the tension between accuracy and explainability in modern finance.
Mars has been extensively studied through various missions, including NASA's Perseverance rover and the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, revealing critical insights about its geology and potential for life.
Jörg and Bernd, both reliant on artificial hearts, face a critical shortage of donor organs as German scientists explore genetically modified pig hearts for transplantation.
The Rosetta Mission, including the Philae Probe's landing on Comet 67P in 2015, revealed vital information about the origins of water and organic molecules in the cosmos.
The rise and fall of the first private space company, driven by passionate engineers relocating to the Congolese jungle, is explored through rare archival footage and contemporary testimonies.
Abu Dhabi's Masdar project aims to create the world's first zero carbon, zero waste, car-free city, housing 40,000 residents and a solar power manufacturing hub.
In Malawi and Germany, drones are utilized to deliver medicines to remote areas while robots are employed to perform dangerous tasks, enhancing safety and efficiency.
Brain-machine communication and artificial intelligence are set to enhance human cognitive capabilities, raising ethical questions about neuro-rights and privacy.
NASA's Space Shuttle program, spanning over 25 years, provided critical insights into space exploration and laid the groundwork for future missions to Mars.
Robots are increasingly integrated into daily life, influencing industries from manufacturing to healthcare and raising ethical questions about their role in society.
Electronic voting terminals face scrutiny in the wake of the 2004 election, raising concerns about reliability and the potential for chaos at the polls.
The New Space Race is fueled by private companies developing technologies for permanent habitats on the Moon and Mars, including 3D-printed structures and advanced life-support systems.
Schadensforscher at Allianz Zentrum für Technik investigate the causes of industrial damages, including wind turbine failures and historical fire incidents, to enhance safety.
Artificial intelligence's ability to interpret human emotions raises questions about potential manipulation and control in personal interactions.
Scientists work to detect gravitational waves and map the moon's gravity patterns for the first time, enhancing understanding of cosmic forces.
Military helicopters from the British and US forces, including models like Chinook, Apache, and Blackhawk, are showcased in this comprehensive collection.
Nuclear fusion, a clean and limitless energy source, is being explored through competing methods like Tokamaks, lasers, and Z-pinch machines by global scientists.
TikTok becomes a focal point in the escalating economic confrontation between the U.S. and China, particularly under Donald Trump's administration.
Autonomous vehicles, powered by advanced AI and significant tech investments, are poised to transform transportation while raising ethical and societal questions.
