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B-52 bombers have performed their mission for almost 80 years, making them the longest-serving bombers in history.
Non-verbal communication reveals inner emotions through body language, with applications in law enforcement, commerce, and psychology, as explored by experts like Dr. Stephen Porter and Amy Cuddy.
Trains, from the 4.2-kilometer-long Sishen-Saldanha iron ore train in South Africa to Japan's luxurious Shiki-shima, showcase the diversity and innovation of rail transport.
Waves can reach 30 meters above sea level on the Troll offshore platform, which withstands an estimated 5 million waves each year.
The Antonov AN-225 can lift a load of 640 metric tons, making it the largest airplane in the world still in operation today.
In Botswana, Bitcoin pioneers Alakanani Itireleng and Lorien Gamaroff explore how cryptocurrency could transform Africa's financial landscape amid global instability.
Advanced technology provides a new perspective on our solar system, showcasing supernova explosions and the beauty of our planet and the universe.
Eighty percent of Qatar's population lives in Doha, a city that has transformed dramatically over the past 50 years.
Astana's ambitious project to create the world's largest tent, designed by architect Norman Foster, aims to provide a Mediterranean climate in extreme temperatures.
UPS's Worldport can process up to four million items a day, making it the largest automated package handling facility in the world.
640 metric tons is the maximum payload capacity of the Antonov An-225, the largest aircraft in the world, capable of transporting massive cargo.
35 billion bottles of wine are produced annually, with record auction prices reaching as high as $230,000 for a single bottle.
Voyager 1 has left the influence of the solar wind and is heading for interstellar space after more than 40 years in operation.
Less than 600 people have traveled to space, and three of them share their experiences and insights at the 2019 Explorers Festival.
The F-117 Stealth fighter, known for its ability to evade enemy radar, gained prominence during the Gulf War in 1991.
60,000 tons of steel and 260,000 cubic meters of concrete are used to construct the Shanghai World Financial Center, which stands nearly 500 meters tall.
Hitler's ambition for naval supremacy is examined through the rise and fall of the Third Reich's advanced battleships in World War II.
The F60 conveyor bridge, measuring 500 meters, has transported up to 90,000 tons of overburden per shift since its completion in 1974.
Container ships transport about 90 percent of all global trade, with nearly two billion goods traveling the seas in containers each year.
In Cologne Niehl, the Ford factory assembles over 1,000 cars daily with the help of 1,200 industrial robots and 18,000 employees, exporting to over 60 nations.
Apollo 13's 1970 mission faced a life-threatening oxygen leak, prompting NASA teams to innovate solutions for the crew's safe return to Earth.
Kevin Fong gains exclusive access to the final preparations of the last space shuttle mission.
A Mars colony could become a reality within the next decade, with plans for crewed flights and cargo missions already in development.
From the Tower of Babel to the Kingdom Tower in Saudi Arabia, advancements in engineering and technology, particularly the elevator, have enabled the construction of the world's tallest buildings.
Engineers at Heathrow race to move a 200-foot Air Traffic Control Tower amid challenges.
Siberian Ice Road, a perilous route, serves as the backdrop for transporting a massive drilling rig from South Korea to Europe and relocating a giant antenna in Chile.
In ten locations, Francesca Chiorando explores the design and manufacturing processes behind the AW 101, one of the world's most advanced rescue helicopters.
China's Qinghai-Tibet railway, spanning 1,142 kilometers, overcame extreme altitude, permafrost, and seismic activity to connect Lhasa to the national rail network.
Mobility has become a critical focus of industry and globalization, highlighting the need for a revolution in travel due to its environmental and economic impacts.
A new tractor is finished every four and a half minutes at the New Holland factory in Basildon, which produces 20,000 tractors annually.
Domestic cats lead a double life, exploring their hunting grounds and exhibiting natural instincts outside their homes, as revealed by behavioral scientists and technology.
A solar storm in March 1989 caused a blackout in Quebec, leaving 6 million people without power for 12 hours due to a massive explosion on the sun.
NASA's Space Launch System and the James Webb Space Telescope are highlighted alongside the Skylab space station and the Artemis Program in this informative series.
Eclipse Chasers features leading eclipse scientists studying solar storms and their impact on Earth.
By 2027, the market for tokenization is projected to reach an estimated $6.89 billion, fundamentally changing the financial and banking sector.
Four episodes from the series 'Secrets of the Universe' explore the vastness of space, highlighting significant discoveries and mysteries that shape cosmic understanding.
A hacker declares that outsmarting the powerful is his true crime in a 74-minute examination of Internet control and freedom.
The evolution of transport from steam power in the 19th century to space exploration highlights significant technological advancements that have transformed global navigation.
Over 13 billion years of light travel reveals what the universe looked like in its infancy, providing insights into its early formation.
Britain's biggest airport for pure air cargo undergoes a major runway overhaul while a commercial satellite is transported to its launch site.
Accidental discoveries, such as a forgotten soil sample from Easter Island and a dog walk, led to innovations like stainless steel and Velcro.
A smart door uses biometric authentication to grant access based on the veins in a person's palm, illustrating advancements in home technology.
Artificial intelligence has evolved from Alan Turing's chess experiments to advanced neural networks and self-driving cars, raising questions about its implications for humanity.
H.A.A.R.P., a U.S. military project, is scrutinized for its alleged capabilities in weather manipulation and psychological warfare, raising ethical concerns about its technology.
Engineers race to transport a £20 million helicopter from Pennsylvania to the Shetland Islands.
The M545 X walking excavator weighs 13.5 tons, costs €400,000, and can extend its working arm up to 8 meters while lifting up to 9.5 tons.
144,000 tons of steel are transformed into the Disney Wish at a shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, marking a significant achievement in cruise ship construction.
3,700 exoplanets have been identified so far, yet no signals from extraterrestrial civilizations have been detected in nearly 60 years of searching.
