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Explore the production process behind firefighter boots, garden tools and automated machines as everyday items are put under the microscope.

Discover how eyeglass lenses, granite and microprocessors are made.

An investigator puts his reputation on the line to prove the startling truth behind the fatal crash of Atlantic Southeast Airlines Flight 2311 in 1991.

The intense work needed to achieve death-defying challenges; featuring the Blue Angels aeronautic team as they perfect a daring new routing on a brand new airframe.

The world's largest custom-built livestock carrier, the Becrux can carry nearly 20,000 heads of cattle or 60,000 sheep.

The Emma Maersk is the world's largest ship, capable of carrying cargo in more than 12,000 containers.

The newest, and largest, vehicle carrier has 13 decks the size of 11 football fields.

Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker Henry Larsen specializes in search and rescue missions.

The largest ship to sail the Great Lakes, the Paul R. Tregurtha is designed to carry as much cargo as possible.

The Tyco Resolute is needed for burying high-tech fiber optic cables across oceans, using an immense underwater plow.

An in-depth look inside the Queen Mary 2; meet some of the people working on the ship; the bridge, the galley, lower decks and engine rooms.

The Jumbo Fairplayer represents the biggest and strongest mega ships built to transport super-sized equipment.

A new breed of warship, the HDMS Absalon patrols the Gulf of Aden and other dangerous shipping routes.

The Akamalik is the star of Royal Greenland's shrimp trawling fleet and plays a critical role in the country's economy.

Washington, DC was built as the capital city of a new, revolutionary country, and it's home to some of America's greatest wonders; now, experts use cutting-edge engineering to reimagine what this place would look like if we had to build it again.

One of the world's oldest and most phenomenal marvels is the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and using the latest engineering and innovative tech, experts reveal what it would take to construct this ancient wonder today.

Rome's Colosseum is the most famous stadium on the planet, and it took cutting-edge engineering and a fallen emperor to build it; experts use the latest tech and modern-day science to reveal if building it a second time would be just as difficult.

Washington, DC was built as the capital city of a new, revolutionary country, and it's home to some of America's greatest wonders; now, experts use cutting-edge engineering to reimagine what this place would look like if we had to build it again.

One of the world's oldest and most phenomenal marvels is the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, and using the latest engineering and innovative tech, experts reveal what it would take to construct this ancient wonder today.

Rome's Colosseum is the most famous stadium on the planet, and it took cutting-edge engineering and a fallen emperor to build it; experts use the latest tech and modern-day science to reveal if building it a second time would be just as difficult.

The intense work needed to achieve death-defying challenges; featuring the Blue Angels aeronautic team as they perfect a daring new routing on a brand new airframe.

The world's largest custom-built livestock carrier, the Becrux can carry nearly 20,000 heads of cattle or 60,000 sheep.