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Concorde first smashed through the sound barrier on October 1, 1969, with a sonic boom audible 20 miles away.
Fellow Corey Jaskolski and his team develop innovative technologies, including color night vision, to enhance exploration capabilities.
Alice Levine visits Berlin's first cyber brothel featuring the doll Frau Schmidt in adult content.
Eva Schloss, a Holocaust survivor, has been sharing her experiences since 1986 and now participates in a project using holographic technology to preserve her story.
COVID-19 has accelerated the integration of technology in healthcare, showcasing innovations in telemedicine, contact tracing, and vaccine distribution.
Cassini's mission ended on September 15, 2017, when the spacecraft crashed into Saturn, providing crucial data about the planet and its rings.
A North Dakota oil well produces 500 barrels a day, transforming local farmers into millionaires amid a significant oil boom.
Two vehicles are engaged by an AC-130 Spectre gunship as crew members communicate and assess targets during a military operation.
Three cranes, each weighing 1,000 tons and standing 80 meters tall, are demolished in a controlled explosion over five days in Birkenhead, England.
Electric vehicles were among the first cars produced, with early models documented in sources like the New York Times and Automobile Topics from 1914.
Experts estimate that dealing with emails accounts for 30 percent of an employee's day, contributing to increased stress and cognitive overload in the workplace.
15-year-old Niana Guerrero is the most followed TikTok user in the Philippines and one of Southeast Asia's biggest YouTube stars.
Nick Goldman at the European Bioinformatics Institute explores DNA as a new data storage method.
20 years of planning and construction culminate in LIGO's first search for gravitational waves, marking a new era in the study of the universe.
Elon Musk's OpenAI developed an artificial intelligence that defeated a champion player in the popular video game Dota 2 during a high-profile championship event.
The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter can perceive features as small as a dinner plate, providing unprecedented detail of the planet's surface.
The evolution of display technology from 1940 to 2020 highlights significant advancements in visual media, including the transition from cathode ray tubes to OLED screens.
Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency initiative, announced in 2019, aimed to create a global digital currency backed by a consortium of major companies and organizations.
The internet has transformed communication and information sharing, showcasing remarkable instances of its power in solving complex mysteries.
Amprius is developing advanced battery technology to keep pace with the increasing power demands of high-end Android smartphones.
Humanoid robots are rapidly proliferating in the US and China, prompting an exploration of their technological advancements and societal implications.
LaserDisc, a pioneering format of physical media, is examined for its advanced technology and impact on home entertainment in the 1980s and 1990s.
Freddy and Juan conduct a critical 2-hour test on their new wash plant in an effort to enhance gold recovery for the owner in the gold mining industry.
Freddy and Juan have less than five days to get the Addams Family plant producing at least 15 ounces of gold a week to sustain their mining operation.
Freddy and Juan achieve a 70% increase in gold recovery, allowing Steve to potentially mine around $1,000 every two days if conditions remain favorable.
Freddy and Juan Ibarra introduce an innovative sluice box that increases gold recovery by 300%, helping struggling mine owners maximize their profits.
Brock Pierce supports 50 different philanthropic organizations in Puerto Rico while advocating for the island to become a hub for cryptocurrency.
A 26-year-old software developer transforms into Reinhard van Astrea, an anime hero, while balancing a 40-hour work week and a passion for cosplay.
The evolution of home video technology from VHS tapes to smartphones highlights significant changes in media consumption and accessibility over the decades.
Watch this to see how University of Toronto members enhance senses with technology.
Assaults on police officers in Germany have led to the implementation of bodycams, raising questions about their effectiveness in deescalating violence and providing evidence.
An artificial intelligence language model has been integrated into a physical robot, showcasing advancements in robotics and machine learning by ColdFusion.
Hypershock and Gigabyte compete in a high-stakes BattleBots match, showcasing advanced engineering and strategic combat in robotic warfare.
A Harrier Jump Jet can take off from a runway as short as 600 feet, while conventional military jets require up to 9,000 feet.
Michael Jarman, the current world champion, turned competitive Excel into a spectacle now featured on ESPN, attracting a growing audience in Las Vegas.
Historical milestones of the internet are explored, highlighting key events and innovations that shaped digital communication and connectivity.
The evolution of the quick point-and-shoot digital camera over two decades highlights its decline in favor of increasingly advanced smartphones.
Caitlin learns to drive Peter's RV through the busy streets of Southern California while Cherie and Chris explain the complexities of mobile internet connectivity.
Philo Farnsworth, a teenage sharecropper from Top, Idaho, revolutionized entertainment by inventing television in 1921, challenging the dominance of radio.
550 tons of chains support the Clifton suspension bridge, a 19th-century engineering feat designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
A Type 1 civilization requires humanity to master all planetary resources, a significant step in the Kardashev scale of technological advancement.
Scientists find breakthroughs in technology to prevent larger, more intense wildfires.
Scientists face challenges in storing renewable energy efficiently for reliable use.
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.
White hat hackers, including insights from Vint Cerf, Steve Case, and Ed Snowden, play a vital role in enhancing cybersecurity for companies.
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