Modern Marvels
The U.S. Post Office handles over 603-million pieces of mail daily.
The U.S. Post Office handles over 603-million pieces of mail daily.
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Whiskey is popular, has a colorful history, and is one of the world's oldest drinks.
Every 15 minutes, Americans insert more than 3.5 million coins into machines.
Milwaukee ironworkers' fall, coal mine explosion, radiation exposure, and sea disasters.
New technologies such as carbon sequestration and bioremediation combat environmental crises.
AV-8-Harrier jump jet; Ford Explorer-Firestone tire rollovers; offshore oil-rig fire.
From Spam to nuclear power and cell phones, life as we know it ironically owes a lot to war.
It's been said that the sea is a more hostile environment than space.
The U.S. Navy's diving and salvage programs; the USS Salvor's underwater remote-operated robots.
The world's greatest minds enable us to acquire light, heat and power with the flip of a switch.
Franklin: 18th century's foremost scientist creating stoves, lightning rods, and bifocal glasses.
1980s Information Age: brick phones, Walkman, Apple computers, and microchips revolutionized life.
All life-forms and modern technology are built on a foundation of carbon.
Episode takes a look at the items found in peoples' pockets all across America.
The Grand Coulee Dam has turned desert into agriculturally viable land.
Nuclear technology has uses in medicine, food preparation and radiation detection.
The butcher's craft is a fusion of knives and technology, old world skills and modern day tools.
France builds a defensive string of forts between itself and Germany.
Renewable energy transforms natural elements into clean power fighting petroleum dependence.
How things now considered obsolete worked such as the typewriter, VCR, analog TV and vinyl record.
Inventions for holding off a global warming meltdown include giant solar energy towers.
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