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Crane-lifting a giant hovercraft into a ship's hold presents serious risks and challenges.
James Cook uses thousands of words to create intricate typewritten drawings in Essex.
Willard Wigan has spent six decades creating record-breaking micro-sculptures from materials like pottery and gold, each measured in micrometers.
The episode features a ping-pong robot and discusses cartoons from the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine.
One robot features a nine-pointed, razor-sharp ramming bayonet designed to take on five competing robots in a no-rules battle.
Mark Rober collaborates with Indian YouTuber CarryMinati to test the speed and efficiency of the Vande Bharat Express, India's busiest train.
NASA and private companies aim to send astronauts to Mars despite daunting challenges.
Engineers at Johnson Space Center design a Deep Space Habitat for living on Mars.
Scientists test mechanical jaws modeled after Acrocanthosaurus on a Borealopelta replica.
Karen Neves studies ant phylogenetics as a Smithsonian fellow using advanced DNA sequencing.
Milton García captures between 1,200 and 1,300 images from a fixed-wing drone flying at 290 meters above Barro Colorado to create an ortho mosaic of the island.
José Loaiza explains how the Asian tiger mosquito rapidly colonized Panama.
Meet Karen Jacobsen, the voice of GPS, from Queensland Australia, who recorded in 2002.
Karen Jacobsen, a voiceover artist from Queensland, Australia, recorded over 50 hours of audio for GPS systems, influencing navigation for billions worldwide.
Emma Liu climbs Villarrica Volcano in Chile to gather data for the Global Volcanism Program.
Microsoft Hololens has generated significant discussion regarding its potential and capabilities, as various reviews assess its impact on the future of computing.
Humanoid robots like Atlas and those from Hanson Robotics challenge our perception of humanity.
Mike and Jerry build a water wheel while other moonshiners share their insights.
The INA archives French websites every minute to preserve digital information for future generations.
Mobile augmented reality applications like Google Sky Map, Layar, and Ingress are explored for their potential impact on technology and daily life.
Lund performs unique heat treating techniques to craft the sharpest Japanese katana.
The Firebird freeze, a three-dimensional vehicle, is tested as part of the ongoing development of driverless technology.
Tim Allen and Richard Karn teach how tools have evolved in History's More Power series.
Jigsaw can assemble jigsaw puzzles 200 times faster than the fastest human competitor, demonstrating advanced robotic capabilities developed over three years.
A choir of 22 screaming chicken heads announces lunchtime in a playful demonstration of sound mechanics and engineering creativity.
$10,000 is placed in a glass suitcase as part of a challenge involving a modified tennis ball cannon in a newly built secret lab.
NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover landing is explored through the perspective of an engineer, highlighting the emotional and technical challenges of the mission.
Neodymium magnets can be up to ten times stronger than traditional ferrite magnets, making them essential for electric cars, wind turbines, and smartphones.
Companies use functional magnetic resonance imaging and electroencephalograms to study brain activity and influence consumer purchasing decisions.
The neutron bomb, designed to emit lethal radiation while minimizing physical destruction, raises significant ethical concerns regarding its potential deployment.
Unreal Engine 5 introduces groundbreaking advancements in graphics technology, highlighted by the playable Matrix Awakens demo and additional features.
Here Keith Stuart reviews the Nintendo Wii U's unique tablet-style controller and its features.
Players can land on any planet and encounter various creatures while scanning for points of interest, including depots for mining resources.
Microsoft purchases Nokia's phone division, marking the end of an era for the company.
Note 3 showcases the advanced features and performance capabilities of Samsung's Galaxy Note 3 smartphone, highlighting its design and functionality.
Up to 96 percent of spent nuclear fuel is recyclable, yet only a few countries are reusing it despite the potential benefits.
Octobot faces a thrilling encounter with a monstrous Hammerhead Shark during Shark Week.
In December 2015, 195 countries agreed to a legally binding climate deal to reduce carbon emissions, putting pressure on fossil fuel companies to adapt.
Tens of thousands of old wind turbines need replacement each year, prompting companies to refurbish and resell them in a growing second-hand market.
X-rays revolutionized medical imaging and diagnostics, enabling non-invasive examination of the human body since their discovery by Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen in 1895.
The Bionic Man takes his first steps using hydraulic hips and computer controlled knees.
OnePlus One's innovative business model and cost-saving strategies are examined to explain how the smartphone is offered at such a low price.
Patagonia's redesigned Ascensionist Packs feature durable materials and convenient closures.
NASA's Perseverance rover successfully landed on Mars, showcasing the intense 'seven minutes of terror' during descent and the innovative technology behind the mission.
North Korea's telecommunications system reveals significant restrictions on phone service, contrasting sharply with global standards and access.
Miguel Alcubierre's theoretical warp drive concept, inspired by Star Trek, is examined for its potential to create faster-than-light travel through real-world physics.
Watch as an inventive creator brings a long-held dream to life with jaw-dropping card-throwing tricks!
Italians overwhelmingly voted no in a December 2016 referendum, leading to Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's resignation and marking a victory for populism.