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A 450,000-barrel-per-day refinery in Texas experienced catastrophic explosions, illustrating the severe consequences of engineering mistakes worldwide.
Calving begins around April 1 at the Chico Basin Ranch, where Duke Phillips manages cattle operations alongside his family in Colorado.
Two climbers face a violent electrical storm while attempting to scale the 3,300-meter Pittsil Mountain in the Swiss and Italian Alps.
Heathrow Airport's Animal Airport team ensures the welfare of incoming pets through thorough veterinary checks as they prepare for adoption into new homes.
Moonshine is tested as a potential car fuel while the team examines the links between money, attractiveness, and tipping behavior.
MythBusters reveals truths through blueprint experiments and crash tests in this exciting episode.
40,000 workers are engaged in constructing a $50 billion driverless metro system in Sydney, digging over 60 kilometers of tunnels beneath the city.
MythBusters tests if you can actually fire a poison dart underwater in this action-packed episode.
99% of all species that have ever lived are now extinct, wiped out by global catastrophes that continue to threaten humanity today.
A family's weekly food bill of £320 is reduced by £6,500 annually through healthier cooking and practical tips for managing food waste.
MythBusters tests if thermite in Hindenburg paint caused the 1937 fire disaster.
Nol, the largest house in the National Trust, features more than 360 rooms and is undergoing a £20 million restoration to preserve its historic treasures.
A New Zealand family tackles their $875 food bill with help from Eat Well For Less New Zealand.
More than 57,000 vehicles used the de la Concorde overpass daily before its collapse in Montreal, revealing critical engineering oversights.
80,000 pounds is the amount the Met Office gambles on accurate weather predictions to help businesses prepare for changing conditions.
Cyril Chauquet navigates the Louisiana swamps in search of bull sharks and encounters aggressive silver carp, highlighting the region's wildlife dangers.
The Chernobyl Disaster reveals the 1986 reactor explosion and its impact on Pripyat.
At The Ark at Heathrow, asthmatic cats receive specialized care alongside rescue dogs, toucans, and a mystery lizard, highlighting the challenges of animal transport.
99% of all species that ever existed have been wiped out in a series of global catastrophes that nearly stopped evolution on Earth.
Watch animals face challenges at Heathrow's Animal Airport, including a dog at passport control.
Every four years, Americans participate in a ritual of electing a president, yet unelected financial firms wield significant influence over political decisions.
In the remote waters of Northern Canada, anglers pursue monstrous pike while navigating breathtaking landscapes and unexpected bear encounters.
British Airways' night operations highlight the critical roles of engineers and robots in aircraft maintenance, ensuring timely departures and operational efficiency.
A massive sinkhole in New York swallowed an entire van, exposing the dangers of aging infrastructure in one of the world's largest cities.
A 2,500 km road trip from Singapore to Cambodia uses converted waste cooking oil as fuel, facing unexpected challenges along the way.
Mythbusters tests the claim that a tissue box can become a lethal projectile in a car crash, alongside the dynamics of arrow splitting in the Robin Hood Challenge.
Experience an Amazon jungle expedition in search of the elusive black piranha and its dangers.
When molten salt interacts with a clogged toilet, the MythBusters conduct an experiment to test the effectiveness of this household myth using fluid dynamics.
At Heathrow Animal Reception Centre, a pack of huskies, a pair of penguins, and a cat named Sadie are processed as unique animal passengers during their travels.
This episode showcases the Bell X-1 and F22 Raptor, highlighting aviation's fastest aircraft.
3 million German tourists took cruises in 2019, but the pandemic forced 400 ships out of service in 2020, halting the booming industry.
More than 200,000 animals passed through Heathrow's Ark last year, where staff ensure their health and safety during transit.
A British family dismantles their temporary home in a Himba village, leaving no trace behind as they return to their suburban life.
Max the retriever goes missing at Animal Airport, causing delays and expenses for owner Javier, while Luigi the Chihuahua reunites with his owner after a stressful flight.
Trillions of atoms, each less than a millionth of a millimeter across, form the building blocks of everything in the universe, from stars to human beings.
A 3200-pound concrete drop and high-powered suction are used to test if a steel tank car can collapse under extreme vacuum pressure.
Twenty penguins arrive at Heathrow Airport from Australia, marking a rare relocation to the only air colony of their kind in Europe.
Indonesia's reptile skin trade reveals the brutal realities behind luxury snake skin handbags, prompting ethical concerns and political changes in Switzerland.
Adam and Jamie test lighters while Tori, Grant, and Kari investigate Wild West gunslinger myths.
More than 60 kilometers of tunnels are being dug beneath Sydney to create a new driverless metro system, the largest public transport project in Australia’s history.
MythBusters tests the penetration of bullets through various wall materials using a 9mm pistol to evaluate the accuracy of Hollywood action movie depictions.
A giant catfish weighing close to 200 pounds has reportedly attacked local villagers in the Bolivian jungle, prompting a search for the elusive creature.
Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman face unexpected challenges with a vacuum cannon experiment.
Mythbusters tackle explosive myths with gummy bear fuel and rocket science experiments.
In February 2011, a powerful earthquake struck Christchurch, causing widespread destruction and significant loss of life in the city.
More than 200,000 animals passed through Heathrow's Animal Reception Center last year, where staff ensure their health and legal entry into the UK.
Temperatures in Antarctica can drop to -50°C, challenging engineers to build a mobile research station that can operate in extreme conditions.
Mixed-race babies born in the UK during WWII, the children of British mothers and African-American GIs, navigate complex identities and family secrets revealed through DNA testing.
