Monster Ships
The world's second-largest crane vessel faces tense delays and closing weather during a multi-million-dollar oil rig job.
The world's second-largest crane vessel faces tense delays and closing weather during a multi-million-dollar oil rig job.
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Theaters and opera houses are wonders of stage technology, as well as exquisite masterpieces of modern or historic architecture.
A unique wind-turbine installation ship lifts its hull out of the water while facing violent seas and high winds.
A huge cargo ship battles lake waves and ice to move grain and iron ore, navigating a seven-flight lock past Niagara Falls.
The world's second-largest crane vessel faces tense delays and closing weather during a multi-million-dollar oil rig job.
Engineers use modern hydraulics to sail the world's largest square-rigged ship while keeping high-end cruise guests comfortable.
A massive 360-meter container ship faces dangerous navigation challenges through narrow river channels and ancient ports.
While 3,000 guests vacation, 100 engineers work around the clock to generate enough power to run this giant floating hotel.
A reinforced vessel braves rough winter seas to transport fresh salmon from remote North Atlantic fish farms to Rotterdam.
Terry travels back in time to the 70's where he gets to relive his childhood dreams of becoming a 70's TV cop. Larry helps Terry test several scenarios, including hiding behind a car door for cover, and if you can really shoot a gas tank from a car to make it explode.
Terry and Larry go on a swashbuckling adventure when they test two scenes from the 1920's film, The Black Pirate starring Douglas Fairbanks, Senior. Terry will see if he can knock down a ships mast with a canon, and then test gravity as he slides down a sail with only a knife.
Terry and Larry are going to test a famous scene from Underworld with Kate Beckensale. Terry will attempt to shoot a circle around himself in the floor and fall through to save himself from the pack of werewolves.
In this episode we'll understand how chromatic adaptation works, how do we see the color pink and why do blue rarely exists in nature.
In the last episode of the season we'll learn about sensory tricks - visually-evoked auditory response, retinal fatigue, Müller-Lyer illusion, Ames room and synesthesia.
In this episode we learn the diference between Iridescence, Chemiluminescence and Bioluminescence. We also learn about Gemstone Coloration and Mechanical Plant Defenses.
How are Rainbows formed? What does it mean to see a Mirage? And when we see a spinning dancer why one can either perceive as spinning clockwise or counter clockwise?
Host Chuck Pell will see how industrial diamonds are transforming manufacturing.
Host Chuck Pell shows us a place that's taking a hands-on approach to learning with robotic creatures.
Host Chuck Pell goes to abandoned areas of Detroit where dog lovers are tracking thousands of strays… with drones.
Host Chuck Pell also pays a visit to a shop that builds customized robots.
How do they make wind turbines with twice the wingspan of a Boeing? Plus, how do they mould car tyres from the ooze of a tree?
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