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Engineering a 130-foot stainless steel vortex atop a museumWatch the logistical feat of installing Roxy Paine's Maelstrom on the Metropolitan Museum of Art's roof. This footage captures the physical reality of placing a massive, complex s…
Engineering a crossover for the world's most demanding emerging roadsMost SUVs are designed for smooth highways, but the Mitsubishi Destinator was built for the specific irregularities of Southeast Asian, African, and Latin American terrain. It bal…
Engineering a custom portal for a 125-pound NewfoundlandWatch how experts navigate the structural challenges of installing a pet door when the ideal location is unavailable. This project demonstrates how to modify a load-bearing wall t…
Engineering a DIY fog machine from a household ironYou can transform a standard household iron into a functional fog machine using basic kitchenware and a bit of physics. By repurposing heat and fluid dynamics, this DIY project cr…
Engineering a floating city: the massive scale of the new World-class cruise shipsThe World-class cruise ships represent a monumental shift in maritime engineering. Spanning over 200,000 gross tonnage, these vessels are designed to carry nearly 7,000 passengers…
Engineering a functional vertical takeoff aircraft in orbital mechanicsWatch how minor design tweaks can transform an unstable craft into a viable long-distance vehicle. This video demonstrates the practical application of VTOL mechanics within the K…
Engineering a high-tech deterrent against modern package theftMark Rober showcases his latest iteration of the Glitter Bomb, a sophisticated engineering project designed to identify and prank porch pirates. This video explores the mechanics …- Engineering a high-tech trap for modern car thievesWatch how Mark Rober utilizes advanced technology to deploy a sophisticated glitterbomb trap designed to catch car thieves in the act.
Engineering a home for an amputee veteran after IraqThis video previews a unique collaboration between This Old House and Homes for Our Troops. It documents the creation of a custom-built residence designed specifically for a wound…- Engineering a massive sea-crossing bridge between Hong Kong, Zhuhai, and MacauThis video examines the construction of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, a monumental infrastructure project connecting three major cities across the ocean. It provides an overv…
- Engineering a modern research station in the world's most extreme environmentConstructing a facility in Antarctica requires solving unique logistical and environmental challenges. This video examines the engineering behind the Discovery Building at the Rot…
- Engineering a seven-foot-long water blaster with 2,400 PSIWitness the creation of a Guinness World Record holder. This massive Super Soaker, measuring seven feet in length, utilizes extreme pressure to launch projectiles at incredible sp…
Engineering a subterranean sanctuary against the elementsLearn the structural requirements for constructing a heavy-duty concrete storm shelter. This guide breaks down the technical process of pouring a reinforced underground space, fro…
Engineering a traffic circle beneath the North Atlantic Ocean floorThis video explores the construction of the world's first undersea roundabout, located in the Faroe Islands. It provides a rare look at the logistics and engineering required to b…- Engineering a unique wheelchair experience with creator Mark RoberMark Rober explores the design and functionality of a specialized wheelchair. This video highlights the technical ingenuity behind custom mobility solutions and features a collabo…
Engineering an automated cocktail machine from scratchWatch as Scott Manley tackles the complex logic required to build an automatic cocktail maker, following a difficult attempt to solve a color-changing shoes problem.
Engineering design is not a linear path but an iterative, multi-perspective decision-making puzzle.Engineering design is often mistaken for a rigid, step-by-step sequence. In reality, it is a complex, iterative process where engineers revisit decisions as new information emerge…
Engineering doesn't require high-tech tools or expensive componentsFawn Qiu demonstrates how familiar household materials can serve as the foundation for complex engineering concepts. This talk explores how low-cost projects shift the narrative f…
Engineering economics turns technical problem-solving into a precise, calculated financial strategy for businesses.Engineering is not just about building things; it is about ensuring those things make financial sense. By integrating microeconomic theory with engineering practice, professionals…
Engineering electronic structure doubled a thermoelectric material's efficiencyResearchers working on thermoelectric energy converters found that distorting a material's electronic density of states could sharply boost performance. By adding thallium impurit…
Engineering for the Solar System's most hostile neighborhoodTo study Mercury, spacecraft must survive temperatures exceeding 450°C and intense radiation. This requires more than just heat shields; it demands specialized materials and compo…
Engineering independence: How adaptive technology enables driving for individuals with limb differences.This video explores the mechanical modifications and adaptive training required for individuals without legs and with one arm to operate a motor vehicle safely. It highlights the …
Engineering is the art of creating the optimum solution to complex, conflicting real-world problems.Engineering is more than just building; it is the creative application of science to convert natural resources into human utility. From ancient pyramids to modern infrastructure, …
Engineering life's building blocks to solve humanity's biggest challengesWhat happens when we stop discovering proteins and start designing them? David Baker explains how creating entirely new molecular machines from scratch can address five of our mos…
Engineering makes a product work once; quality assurance makes it work every timeLong before factories, medieval guilds policed the standard of their members' goods, and an English king sent an overseer to inspect his ships. Quality assurance grew from those r…
Engineering marvels that connect our world through record-breaking design and enduranceBridges are essential for global movement, but some stand out for their extraordinary scale and longevity. This video explores eight remarkable structures, highlighting how they m…
Engineering nanodomains to create ultrahigh energy storage in new dielectric filmsResearchers have developed a new way to store electrostatic energy by refining the structure of relaxor ferroelectric films. By scaling down internal nanodomains into tiny polar c…
Engineering new materials to host particles that act as their own antiparticlesA review of recent progress in condensed matter physics highlights how scientists are working to observe Majorana fermions—mysterious particles that are their own antiparticles. W…
Engineering Play: The Mechanics of Building a Backyard Mini-Golf CourseTransform your backyard into a custom recreation space with a project designed for multi-generational building. This guide breaks down the specific materials and tools needed to c…- Engineering social justice: how a glitter bomb trap targets porch piratesAfter eleven months of development, Mark Rober presents a high-tech solution to package theft. This video showcases the culmination of extensive engineering efforts designed to de…
Engineering Stability: The Mechanics of Wood-Timber Retaining WallsLearn the professional techniques for constructing a timber retaining wall. Landscaping contractor Roger Cook demonstrates how to transform uneven terrain into functional spaces, …
Engineering structural disorder and oxygen levels boosts hydrogen production efficiencyResearchers who studied molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) found a way to significantly improve its ability to produce hydrogen. By intentionally introducing structural disorder and inco…
Engineering surfaces to turn sunlight into clean hydrogen fuelResearchers are refining photocatalysts to convert solar energy into hydrogen through a process called overall water splitting. By using particulate photocatalysts, scientists aim…
Engineering the 2021 Porsche 911 Targa 4S: A Blend of Coupe and CabrioletThe 2021 Porsche 911 Targa 4S occupies a unique space in the 8th generation lineup, bridging the gap between coupe and cabriolet. This review examines the engineering behind its e…
Engineering the delicate balance between renewable energy and river ecosystemsHydropower is vital for a reliable electric grid, yet dams can block essential fish migrations. This video explores the science and engineering behind the technologies designed to…
Engineering the Desert: Ancient Roman Solutions for Life in the Tunisian OasisThis archival footage from 1967 documents Roman architectural ingenuity and traditional agricultural practices in Tunisia. From ingenious water management to structural innovation…- Engineering the first off-road vehicle in the history of Rolls-RoyceThe Cullinan is the first SUV from Rolls-Royce, designed to handle off-road terrain while maintaining the brand's signature luxury. This video explores the technical innovations b…
Engineering the future of deep space power systemsDiscover how Wayne Wong's leadership in developing advanced Stirling convertors is paving the way for the next generation of NASA science missions.
Engineering the human element of space explorationHow does NASA ensure its leaders are as resilient as its rockets? This profile explores the work of Michele Beisler, a technical liaison who bridges the gap between mechanical eng…- Engineering the impossible: How the world's thinnest skyscraper defies structural expectations.This video explores the construction of the world's thinnest skyscraper, detailing the architectural and engineering feats required to build such a slender structure in a dense ur…
- Engineering the Impossible: Japan's Laboratory for Controlled StormsHow does a nation prepare for catastrophic weather? This video takes you inside a specialized facility where scientists recreate extreme storms to build better defenses.
Engineering the invisible: How experts shape the physics of our sonic worldSound is far more than an auditory experience; it involves complex physics and human psychology. Acoustical engineers manipulate vibrations to solve global challenges, ranging fro…- Engineering the journey to Mars with the ExoMars projectExplore the complexities of space exploration through the eyes of Thomas Walloschek, a propulsion and structural systems engineer at the European Space Agency working on the ExoMa…
- Engineering the perfect fit for uneven stone architectureWatch master carpenters Nathan Gilbert and his father transform a chicken barn by installing custom sliding doors. This project highlights the precise techniques required to marry…
- Engineering the Southern Hemisphere's Tallest Residential Tower in MelbourneThis video explores the construction of Australia's tallest residential building, detailing the complex engineering and architectural challenges involved in creating such a massiv…
Engineering the Tesla Model 3: A deep dive into performance and range specsTo mark reaching two million subscribers, the host of Engineering Explained purchased a Tesla Model 3. This video provides a technical breakdown of the vehicle's capabilities, int…- Engineering the ultimate off-road truck requires balancing extreme axle articulation with stabilityBuilding a vehicle capable of conquering rugged terrain is a masterclass in mechanical compromise. To maximize traction, engineers must navigate the tension between stiff suspensi…
- Engineering the ultimate swing: how a rocket-powered golf club reached 150mphWitness the high-speed engineering behind a golf club propelled by rockets. This video documents the iterative design process, showcasing the failures and triumphs required to ach…
- Engineering the Unbeatable: The Science of Winning Rock Paper ScissorsMark Rober demonstrates how advanced engineering can turn a simple game of chance into a predictable outcome. This video explores the mechanics behind a robot designed to never lo…
- Engineering your way to a perfect strike every single timeYou don't need natural athletic skill to master bowling if you have the right engineering. This project explores how a custom-built ball can translate human movement into mechanic…
Engineers once scattered 350 million copper needles in orbit to bounce radio signalsBefore satellites could reliably amplify signals, engineers tried simply reflecting them off something up high. The Moon served as one mirror. Another experiment, Project West For…- Engineers spend more than half their working hours handling informationPicture an engineer and you might imagine someone bent over drawings or machinery. Studies of how engineers actually use their time tell a different story: more than half of it go…
England and Wales have lost about 97 percent of their hay meadows in a centuryA hay meadow looks wild, but it is a farming invention dating to the Iron Age, when tools for cutting hay first appeared. Left to grow each summer and mown once, these fields once…
England called it recorder centuries before school plasticRecorders lead Western classical music’s duct flutes, set apart by an upper-hand thumb hole plus seven finger holes. Common sizes today run soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. Europe …- England only gave criminals a general right to appeal in 1907Babylon had appeal judges under Hammurabi, and Rome recognised a right of appeal from 509 BC. Yet English common law resisted the idea for centuries. It took at least 28 parliamen…
England turned tinted drawings into a national watercolor artFor generations Western painters treated watercolor as a sketching tool, even calling finished sheets drawings into the twentieth century. In late-Georgian and Victorian England, …
England won their first cricket World Cup on boundaries after two tiesAt Lord's on 14 July 2019, England and New Zealand each made 241, forcing the first Super Over ever played in a one-day international. That finished level too. England lifted the …
England's counties are a shifting puzzle of administrative, ceremonial, and historic identities.England’s counties are not just lines on a map; they are a complex, overlapping system of 48 ceremonial areas, 84 local government divisions, and 39 historic regions. From Anglo-S…- England's Dissenters ranged from Quakers to Muggletonians who cursed their criticsBetween the 16th and 19th centuries, many English Protestants broke away from the Church of England, which they saw as too Catholic, though they rarely agreed on the remedy. Some …
England's emblematic composer felt like a permanent outsiderEdward Elgar wrote the Enigma Variations and Pomp and Circumstance marches that still soundtrack British ceremony. Yet he drew more from continental models than English schools, s…