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How do they turn the Arizona Cardinals' football stadium into a monster truck arena in 48 hours? How do they surf the world's deadliest wave?
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How do they create the world's twistiest rollercoaster ride? How do they turn hard rock into the smoothest pool tables?
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Discover how the rescue services slice a crushed car open in seconds, and find out how parachutists are able to land on a dime.
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How do they rescue the crew of a sunken submarine? How does a 6000 tonne monster digger manage to walk? And how do they run a car on waste beer?
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How do racing drivers survive 300 kilometres an hour crashes? See how impregnable bank vaults are made, and how do they tell the time?
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See how the California Highway Patrol stop a speeding car, and how 75,000 litres of water is shot 24 stories high in a spectacular display?
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How do they repair the hull of an 80,000 tonne cruise liner? And how do they keep Europe's longest suspension bridge from collapsing?
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See how unmanned aerial vehicles fight crime and learn what goes into designing the ultimate football.
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How does a helicopter loop the loop? Plus, learn how a 200,000 square metre ball park in the hottest city in the US is cooled?
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Learn how buildings are made earthquake proof, the electricity supply is ensured and balloons are made?
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Discover how formation skydivers train in a wind tunnel, and learn how a bullet proof vest can stop a dozen rounds at point blank range.
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Turning the family car into a rally car; titanium and letters.
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Learning how large ships make their way through the Panama Canal; technology assists in waste management.
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Providing fresh drinking water in the desert; LED television screens; Ferrari sports cars.
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Transporting oil rigs long distances; making electric shavers.
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Generating power from hydroelectric dams; manufacturing powerful computer microchips.
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How gasoline is delivered to the pumps; the making of Swiss Army knives.
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The secrets behind the manufacturing of mirrors; creating a two-dimensional design for a 3-D car.
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How are peanuts harvested, roasted and transformed into peanut butter; and how are domestic appliances tested?
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How is water transformed into whisky; and how are they preparing for another natural disaster like Hurricane Katrina?
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How do Japanese master chefs prepare the extremely poisonous puffer fish and avoid killing their customers? And how do Scots weave over 700 types of tartan for kilts?
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How do they design and produce the ultimate kingpin bowling ball? How do they raise and lower Tower Bridge? And how do they produce millions of gummy bears a day?...
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How do they run Ryker's Island, one of the biggest jails in the world? How do they make the famous Royal Mail post box? And how do they turn fruit...
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How do they make playing cards that can defeat a cheat? How do they brew a billion bottles of lager a year? And how do they make the world's most...
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