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Moving 55,000 tons of highly flammable biofuel across the Atlantic. Also: a dangling $10 million ship loader. (Repeat).

Transporting a $33 million helicopter across the Atlantic; and moving a championship rally car across five countries and two seas in 76 hours. (Repeat).

A $49 million rig needs to be moved from Texas to an oilfield off the Indian coast; and a 870-ton piece meant for a warship needs to be lifted aboard a cargo ship. (Repeat).

Parts for a massive airplane being assembled in Alabama need to be moved from all corners of the globe; and three monster dump trucks need to be transported to the other side of the planet. (Repeat).

Massive sections of a bridge must be lifted above a dangerous river; and $150 million-worth of yachts need to be moved. (Repeat).

McLaren's high-tech production center is as remarkably distinctive as the handcrafted automobiles they design and produce, overtaking its supercar rivals through the application of Formula One science and sophisticated production standards. (Repeat).

A Volkswagen factory uses robot technology to create 750 vehicles each day. (Repeat).

A visit to Maserati's Mirafiori factory in Turin, Italy. (Repeat).

A look at NASA's rocket assembly facility. (Repeat).

A look inside the UPS Worldport. (Repeat).

Access to state-of-the-art factories reveals the secrets of how America's favorite foods are made, and how cutting-edge assembly lines produce massive amounts of hot dogs, chocolate bars and other treats with twenty-first century efficiency. (Repeat).

The largest steel plant in the world is a hi-tech super factory that takes production to astonishing levels turning out 21 million tons of steel every year on a sprawling campus comprised of 50 individually operating sub-factories. (Repeat).

A look inside the UPS Worldport. (Repeat).

Access to state-of-the-art factories reveals the secrets of how America's favorite foods are made, and how cutting-edge assembly lines produce massive amounts of hot dogs, chocolate bars and other treats with twenty-first century efficiency. (Repeat).

The largest steel plant in the world is a hi-tech super factory that takes production to astonishing levels turning out 21 million tons of steel every year on a sprawling campus comprised of 50 individually operating sub-factories. (Repeat).

A look at NASA's rocket assembly facility. (Repeat).

Massive sections of a bridge must be lifted above a dangerous river; and $150 million-worth of yachts need to be moved. (Repeat).

McLaren's high-tech production center is as remarkably distinctive as the handcrafted automobiles they design and produce, overtaking its supercar rivals through the application of Formula One science and sophisticated production standards. (Repeat).

Urban legends concerning vodka and its effect on personal hygiene are explored. Also: an unusual traffic accident is examined. (Repeat).

Steel-toed boots are tested for their protective abilities; Newton's Third Law of Motion is tested with a soda bottle. (Repeat).

Supposed seasickness cures, including electric-shock therapy and homeopathic tongue tinglers, are tested. Also: whether driving a pickup truck with the tailgate down improves gas mileage; plugging a gun barrel with fingers. (Repeat).

Included: swords; pontoons; grandfather clocks; fuses. (Repeat).

Bumpers; lighting gels and camera filters; candy canes. (Repeat).

The manufacturing of umbrellas, outboard motors, silver cutlery and tape measures is examined. (Repeat).

Examining the manufacture of scalpels; oil paints; British police helmets; ice axes. (Repeat).

Haggis; collectible firearms; crosscut saws. (Repeat).

Lockers; bench planes; alligator bags; deployable flight recorders. (Repeat).

The technology behind the manufacture of Grammy Awards, bike lights, above-ground pools and foldable solar panels. (Repeat).

How LED stage lights and chemical tank trailers are constructed. Also, exploring the craftsmanship behind ornate stone floors and how apple cider is produced. (Repeat).

The production behind the fishing line and natural baking soda is discovered. (Repeat).

Storage sheds; industrial fans; parchment paper; and climbing walls. (Repeat).

Lacrosse sticks; frozen fish products; flashlights; paint brushes. (Repeat).

Investigate the creation of objects such as battery tins. Discover how optical lenses are created as well. (Repeat).

Featured: horseshoes; dishwashers; graphite fly rods; frozen pizzas. (Repeat).

Pistons; paint rollers; parachutes; chimneys. (Repeat).

A mysterious ruined city's catastrophic downfall might have inspired the legend of Atlantis. New discoveries at the site reveal a truth stranger than fiction. (Repeat).

New evidence reveals why the mysterious statues of Easter Island were built and what caused Easter Island's sudden downfall. (Repeat).

Archaeologists use cutting-edge technology to discover what lies beneath China's Forbidden City for the first time, revealing the dark secrets of this mysterious mega-palace that have buried for nearly 600 years. (Repeat).

A cutting-edge investigation into the sinking of the Titanic reveals new discoveries that might finally explain the mysteries of her last moments, and experts get closer to a shocking secret: if there was a way to save almost everyone on board. (Repeat).

Egypt's strange Bent Pyramid is one of the world's most mysterious ancient mega-structures, and new discoveries help experts investigate its dark secret: if it was always intended to look so bizarre, or if something went catastrophically wrong. (Repeat).

A team of leading experts digs for major discoveries in Egypt's Valley of the Kings to unravel its final secrets and create the ultimate treasure map. (Repeat).

A mysterious city in ancient Egypt is the home of the Valley of the Kings and grand temples, and new discoveries reveal how they were built and if the god the pharaohs worshiped here helped them rise to power. (Repeat).

A team of leading experts digs for major discoveries in Egypt's Valley of the Kings to unravel its final secrets and create the ultimate treasure map. (Repeat).

A mysterious city in ancient Egypt is the home of the Valley of the Kings and grand temples, and new discoveries reveal how they were built and if the god the pharaohs worshiped here helped them rise to power. (Repeat).

Egypt's strange Bent Pyramid is one of the world's most mysterious ancient mega-structures, and new discoveries help experts investigate its dark secret: if it was always intended to look so bizarre, or if something went catastrophically wrong. (Repeat).

A mysterious ruined city's catastrophic downfall might have inspired the legend of Atlantis. New discoveries at the site reveal a truth stranger than fiction. (Repeat).

New evidence reveals why the mysterious statues of Easter Island were built and what caused Easter Island's sudden downfall. (Repeat).

Whether NASA was responsible for a nuclear explosion on Jupiter; a possible revelation about the iconic face on Mars; and an unknown force that may have resulted in the crash of an Apollo spacecraft on the lunar surface. (Repeat).

A strange discovery by NASA's Mars Curiosity rover suggests the Red Planet was home to an alien nuclear war 300 million years ago, and experts investigate if an extraterrestrial Armageddon transformed an earth-like world into the wasteland we know today. (Repeat).

Experts look into the unknown object at the end of the solar system, after it shut down NASA's probe computers. (Repeat).

The secrets of the phenomena that can be found in deepest reaches of the cosmos might finally be revealed by experts thanks to cutting-edge technology and new discoveries. (Repeat).

The universe's stars are dying off faster than new ones are born. Experts investigate the secrets of the last stars of the cosmos and what this stellar apocalypse means for life on earth. (Repeat).

New discoveries and cutting-edge tech reveal just how close we are to interstellar apocalypse and what it would take for the world's leading space agencies to stop it. (Repeat).

The legend of KingArthur is one of a brave combatant and battle leader, yet the famous monarch has been a mystery to historians for years. Was his Camelot, Excalibur, and Guinevere myth merely an elaborate fairy tale? (Repeat).

Jamie unravels the story of the Man in the Iron Mask. (Repeat).

Satanism is a religion to some as valid as Christianity, but to others it is a dangerous and subversive cult. It's time to unearth its origins, tales, and beliefs. (Repeat).

Jamie goes to Eastern Europe to investigate the mythology of vampires and their role in popular culture. (Repeat).

Clayton Phipps and his son Luke put it all on the line for a risky raptor fossil buried under 30 feet of earth. And the Harrises decide to go for broke to prep their multi-million dollar T-Rex skull. (Repeat).

Clayton and Luke begin to excavate the deep overburden that covers the T-Rex site. And while Mike Harris travels to Utah to prep the Cowboy Rex skull, Aaron, Jake and Tori think they're on a bucket-list discovery at the Duckbill site. (Repeat).

When a wildfire surrounds his hometown, Clayton Phipps drops everything to help fight the flames. The Harris-Bolan crew excavates a new Triceratops' site. And the Abercrombie family discovers a Mammoth fossil map on their ranch in New Mexico. (Repeat).