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BP's history of safety violations and a profit-driven culture contributed to the catastrophic Deepwater Horizon explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.
3,000 workers spent over a decade building a $2.3 billion nuclear submarine at the Electric Boat Company in Rhode Island.
A 48-ton mega diesel engine, measuring 7 meters long, produces 13,600 horsepower and takes five weeks to manufacture in Bavaria.
Bentley profiles the production process of the Continental GT W12, a luxury car favored by the English royal family, emphasizing its craftsmanship and performance.
Heide Park Resort in Soltau undergoes a significant renovation of its iconic wooden roller coaster, Colossos, enhancing its structure and technology after years of operation.
Scientists aim to plant over a trillion trees as part of a broader strategy to combat climate change and reduce carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere.
500 years passed before a manned vessel emerged from a wormhole near Neptune, with its crew long dead and the ship barely functioning.
Sevenstar Yacht Transport facilitates the Atlantic crossing of ten superyachts, valued at $188 million, from Port Everglades, Florida, to Genoa, Italy.
Scientists consider the possibility of building a real-time machine for time travel.
North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) is explored through exclusive access to its command center and operations, revealing its critical military role.
13,000 workers completed the 31.5-mile Eurotunnel, connecting Folkestone in the UK to Coquelles in France, over a six-year construction period.
Rome depended on 150 to 300 million tons of grain annually to feed its population of 1 million, the largest city in the world by the first century AD.
147 components make up the electric guitar that James May reconstructs over six hours and 11 minutes, detailing each part's function along the way.
Rick Edwards collaborates with physicist Dianna Cowern and inventor Colin Furze to explore the scientific principles behind levitation using physics.
Age of Empires 3 is argued to be the best in its series, highlighting its strengths while acknowledging its place in gaming history.
A 70-pound box of emeralds, worth an estimated billion dollars, remains undiscovered from the wreck of the Nuestra Señora de Atocha off Florida's coast.
Pegasus, a powerful spyware developed by NSO Group, has been implicated in the surveillance of journalists and activists, prompting global investigations and calls for regulation.
The team investigates Nikola Tesla's New Yorker Hotel for evidence of his groundbreaking inventions.
Ancient historian Tristan Hughes evaluates AI-generated images of the Seven Wonders of the World, assessing their accuracy and historical significance.
In 2077, advancements in genetics, nanotechnology, and artificial intelligence will transform daily life, raising ethical concerns and existential risks for humanity.
Eight astronauts with over 1,000 days in space discuss the challenges of leaving Earth and the need for a potential colony on another planet.
Hartfield Jackson Atlanta airport, the world's busiest, serves over 100 million passengers annually, showcasing the daily challenges of its 63,000 staff.
Fyfe Robertson reflects on his lifelong relationship with cars, exploring nostalgia and questioning whether their prevalence has diminished the joy of driving.
James May reassembles a 1970's Honda Z50A mini Trail Motorcycle in this episode.
Over 2,500 Spitfires were built and served in the RAF until 1954, becoming a symbol of Britain's fight against invasion during World War II.
With a maximum take-off weight of 800 tons, the Antonov AN-225 can transport cargoes that no other plane can lift.
Germany aimed to build an air force of 21,000 planes during World War II, relying on a network of factories to support Hitler's military ambitions.
A 45.52-carat diamond, known as the Hope Diamond, is one of the largest and most valuable diamonds ever discovered, worth around $250 million.
Smart guns, designed to fire only for authorized users, face significant obstacles in a nation grappling with gun violence and a deeply entrenched gun culture.
Freight trains transport 1.8 billion tons of freight yearly, vital to the American Economy.
Generation Z faces significant mental health challenges as the digital revolution reshapes society, driven by forces that may undermine humanity's future.
Changi Airport employs 40,000 staff members to manage the needs of over 54 million passengers each year, ensuring smooth operations and customer service.
Approximately 42,000 trucks are produced annually at Volvo's largest manufacturing plant in Ghent, Belgium, including the popular FH model with up to 750 horsepower.
A 52-year-old man reflects on his family's memories while considering the possibility of using AI to preserve aspects of life after death.
A modular prosthetic limb developed at Johns Hopkins costs upwards of $120 million and represents the cutting edge of bionic technology.
Red Sands Forts, built in 1943 as anti-aircraft defenses in the Thames Estuary, shot down 22 German aircraft during WWII and are set for restoration as a museum.
The impact of silicon chip technology on employment raises critical questions about job displacement, professional evolution, and the need for adaptive attitudes in the workforce.
Bitcoin presents a potential alternative to traditional payment systems, with advocates highlighting its advantages in security and efficiency for online transactions.
A hidden Elizabethan blast furnace in Staffordshire reveals insights into medieval England's industrial past during a three-day excavation.
A Bison military recovery vehicle can tow up to 50 tons while transporting loads that can reach 1,800 tons in various challenging environments.
The F-35 Lightning II, with a maximum speed of over 1,900 kilometers per hour, is the most expensive defense project in history, costing about 94 million dollars per unit.
After more than a decade of restoration, a De Havilland Mosquito aircraft takes flight for the first time in over 50 years.
Bicycles have transformed transportation for 200 years, promoting climate-friendly travel, inspiring equality movements, and shaping societal change.
Facebook's influence on privacy and democracy is critically examined, revealing significant implications for society worldwide.
Alpina, based in Buchloe near Munich, specializes in enhancing BMW models like the B7 and XB7 through unique components and rigorous quality tests.
Liberty Ships, mass-produced during World War II, played a crucial role in maritime logistics and are often compared to the Model T Ford for their impact.
71 stories high, the Pearl River Tower will generate all its own electricity and use 60% less energy than a typical building of its size.
The Eiffel Tower, completed in 1889 for the Exposition Universelle, highlights Gustave Eiffel's innovative use of wrought iron and advanced engineering techniques.
