
Modern Marvels
When a gusher shoots flames into the air, only a handful of men know how to snuff out the monster.
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When a gusher shoots flames into the air, only a handful of men know how to snuff out the monster.

The engineering marvel Machu Picchu, originally built by the Incas.

The past, present and future of insulation technology.

The Tennessee Valley Authority harnessed the power of the Tennessee River.

Every 15 minutes, Americans insert more than 3.5 million coins into machines.

Los Alamos scientists and engineers build the ultimate weapon of war in the interest of peace.

The Pentagon, completed in 1943, is the world's largest office building and military nerve center.

Presidential planes, trains and automobiles become high-tech cocoons.

The engineering marvel Machu Picchu, originally built by the Incas.

The Nazis build shore fortifications along occupied European coastline.

After more than two millennia, the pyramids continue to inspire architects.

Constructed as tombs for the ancient pharaohs, more than 100 pyramids remain in Egypt.

Gutzon Borglum carves the faces of four U.S. presidents into the Black Hills of South Dakota.

Ink invented by Chinese around 3000BC tells stories, sells products, and solves crimes everywhere.

Paint protects ships, Stealth Bombers, and surfaces while spanning art canvases to Space Shuttles.

When a gusher shoots flames into the air, only a handful of men know how to snuff out the monster.

The past, present and future of insulation technology.
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