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China's development of a thorium nuclear reactor, based on declassified American research, marks a significant advancement in global energy production.
Nokia's decline is examined through a series of missteps that led to the collapse of its phone business, despite a potential revival with an Android tablet.
Sony's evolution from a small Tokyo-based company to a global leader in technology and entertainment is marked by innovations like the CD, developed in collaboration with Philips, and the PlayStation, which heralded a true era of 3D console gaming.
In the fifteenth century, the introduction of cannons revolutionized naval warfare, influencing ship design and combat strategies over the centuries.
Scott Steedman reveals how Londons underground spaces and Olympic Stadium are built.
The video investigates how cantilevers support bridges and highlights man-made structures.
Three-quarters of New Zealand's electricity comes from renewable sources, as scientists work to develop biofuels from wood to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
7.7 gigawatt hours of energy is produced annually by the world's most successful wind turbine, enough to power 1,500 homes.
Four chimneys, each 140 meters tall, are demolished in a synchronized explosion at Blyth power station, marking a significant engineering challenge.
Dolly the Sheep, cloned in 1996, marked a pivotal moment in genetic research, leading to the development of CRISPR technology and its implications for biology and health.
Ingenuity completed its first controlled powered flight on Mars in April 2021, paving the way for future drone missions in space exploration.
White hat hackers, including insights from Vint Cerf, Steve Case, and Ed Snowden, play a vital role in enhancing cybersecurity for companies.
Humanity's potential view of the universe could extend to around 63 billion light years, according to calculations discussed in the film.
Dong Nguyen, the creator of Flappy Bird, reflects on how the game's explosive success in 2013 led to personal and professional turmoil.
General Motors' decision to halt the production of the EV1 in the late 1990s marked a significant setback for the development of modern electric vehicles.
Wernher von Braun, a former Nazi rocket engineer, played a pivotal role in NASA's Apollo program, helping to fulfill Kennedy's lunar ambitions.
Scientists map the moon's gravity patterns and study Saturn and Mars in Cosmic Vistas.
Hayabusa2 successfully extracted subsurface samples from the asteroid Ryugu, marking a significant achievement in understanding the solar system's origins.
A major European survey found that stress rates among young employees using information and communication technologies are significantly higher than their elders.
A nationwide hyperloop could boost America's GDP by $200 billion, according to one study on the potential impact of this transportation system.
Accidental inventions like the telephone changed the world of communication forever.
Roblox is emerging as a key player in the Metaverse, providing a platform for user-generated worlds that fosters creativity and community engagement.
Harley Davidson's wire-rimmed glasses production showcases intricate engineering, while pistachio harvesting highlights the collaboration between man and machine.
Luxury saddles, Tupperware, DVD production, and German beer are explored through their unique manufacturing processes and cultural significance.
Mushrooms continue to grow after being picked, while laboratory glassware takes over a million years to decompose, and the first British launderette opened in 1949.
Stretched limousines, hiking boots that charge phones, strong nylon wall plugs, and extensive towel usage in UK washrooms are explored in this episode.
The video discusses how large telescopes help us see deeper into the universe on clear nights.
Larry Ellison, the billionaire behind Oracle, is now making significant investments in artificial intelligence and media, driven by an unyielding ambition at 82.
Leonard Kleinrock's work with ARPA during the Cold War was instrumental in developing the foundational technologies that led to the birth of the internet.
Making The Goods shows how our favourite weekend items are manufactured in factories.
Microplastics are increasingly infiltrating the human body, raising concerns about their potential impact on health and prompting discussions on mitigation strategies.
Netflix encodes video files into 8 to 12 different formats to ensure optimal quality across various devices and internet speeds.
Car companies are collecting and selling personal data from drivers to data brokers and insurance firms, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance.
New York City's skyscrapers are built through innovative techniques and specialized skills that address the unique challenges of its densely populated urban environment.
In 1961, two hydrogen bombs accidentally fell on North Carolina during the Goldsboro B-52 incident, with one nearly detonating due to a critical failure.
Basic Nokia phones are being explored as innovative tools to address global poverty by facilitating communication and access to resources in underserved communities.
Construction of the Eiffel Tower took just 2 years, 2 months, and 5 days, using over 18,000 metal parts and 2.5 million rivets.
Consumer fraud has become increasingly normalized in the digital age, with companies employing deceptive practices that exploit unsuspecting customers.
A $700 item, a pair of high-tech sports gear, is designed by New Zealand researchers to enhance performance and comfort for athletes worldwide.
NASA's Kepler spacecraft is capable of detecting Earth-like planets, paving the way for future telescopes to analyze their atmospheres for signs of life.
Smartphones have become so integral to daily life that research suggests they may be altering cognitive functions and brain activity in significant ways.
A bionic flying fox robot, weighing just 580 grams and with a wingspan of 228 centimeters, mimics the flight of its natural counterpart.
Streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ have transformed viewing habits by shifting audiences from traditional cable to on-demand content access.
Telegram's rise as a popular messaging platform is examined, highlighting its appeal as a privacy-focused alternative to Facebook amid growing concerns over data security.
A 12-year-old boy in South Sudan benefits from 3D printing in the medical world.
In 1949, Joseph Woodland sketched the first barcode design in the sand on Miami Beach, leading to a technology that transformed modern commerce.
In 1949, Joseph Woodland began sketching the first barcode design in the sand on Miami Beach, leading to the creation of the universal product code.
Fermilab physicists announced on April 7 that the mass of the W boson is 0.1% heavier than previously expected, raising questions about particle physics.
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