Richard and Jonny demonstrate the power of water by waterskiing barefoot and watching a water-propelled machine cut through steel.
(03:26)Climate experts continue to examine what effect each rise of 1ºC could have on the world.
(01:17)An in-depth look at the Petronus Twin Towers; the world’s tallest towers stand an amazing 1483ft above Kuala Lumpur.
(01:01)With its oil reserves dwindling, Dubai switches its sights to tourism, building the Burj al Arab, a 60-storey hotel in the...
(00:38)The Rolex Awards For Enterprise 2008
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(00:59)The tallest man-made structure on earth, a city in the sky, is the pinnacle of skyscraper engineering.
(01:57)Digging tunnels under iconic Big Ben is risky business.
(02:53)How do workers place new carriages underground on tracks?
(03:05)The Panama Canal has changed the face of global trade.
(03:02)Builders are constructing a new, mega-lock for the canal.
(02:55)Our very own investigative engineering expert Sean Riley literally scrambles his brain in an air-pressure experiment that...
(01:59)A giant ocean rig needs a new power plant. This dangerous job needs to be done now or she’s dead in the water.
(00:43)Revealing yet more marvels of modern construction, our investigative engineer Sean Riley explores the insides of a leviathan;...
(01:52)Stricken Russian coal carrier the Jane lies beached off the Japanese coast. The elite salvage team undertake the dangerous job...
(01:17)Take a closer look at one of the most dangerous jobs in the world.
(00:29)The making of Britain's Greatest Machines with Chris Barrie.
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