Trains Every 85 Seconds – The Future of Paris Metro

Explore the evolution of sea power - from hydrofoiling catamarans and record-breaking ships to nuclear icebreakers and solar sails shaping the future of exploration. Dive deep into the fascinating history and cutting-edge technology behind humanity’s ongoing quest to conquer the sea. This episode unpacks the incredible journey from the earliest waterborne craft to today’s marvels like the hydrofoiling catamarans that revolutionized the America’s Cup, experimental vessels inspired by nature such as the WAMB “spider boat,” and the rise of ultra-fast, efficient catamarans dominating commercial travel. Discover the innovations behind the mighty Maersk Triple E container ships, agile tugboats, and the titanic passenger liners that have defined ocean travel, including the legendary Titanic, Queen Mary, and Oasis of the Seas. But the story doesn’t stop at the surface. Learn how nuclear-powered icebreakers clear paths through the polar ice, how remote-operated and autonomous underwater vehicles are unlocking the secrets of the deep, and how engineering challenges have spurred breakthroughs that reach far beyond our oceans. Finally, witness the connection between marine technology and interstellar travel, as solar sails take inspiration from ancient

Step aboard the Thunderboat, a 22,000-ton steel colossus and one of the most versatile warships in modern naval history. This high-octane documentary explores the incredible engineering behind the French Navy's BPC—a vessel that functions as a helicopter carrier, a floating hospital, and an amphibious assault port all in one. Licensed to Little Dot Studios. WONDER is packed with binge worthy reality documentaries for hours of entertainment. Check out our hub of diverse and empowering stories which explore the extreme side of life!

From 'Extreme Construction Cruise Ships', Season 1, Episode 1: Witness the extreme engineering behind the Meraviglia, a €600 million "floating city" built from 300,000 pieces of high-resistance steel. See Europe’s largest crane lift 1,200-ton blocks with millimetre precision and explore the secret tech that prevents catastrophic engine failure. From 20-million-watt propellers to "invisible" stabilizers, we go behind the scenes of the most advanced shipyard on Earth. Watch as thousands of workers risk everything to launch this 80,000-ton monster into the treacherous Atlantic tides. Licensed to Little Dot Studios. WONDER is packed with binge worthy reality documentaries for hours of entertainment. Check out our hub of diverse and empowering stories which explore the extreme side of life!

Dan Snow flies on a mission to explore one of the most daring and dangerous aerial attacks of World War 2. On 11th November 1940, 21 antiquated Swordfish aircraft took off from the aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious. They were embarking on one of the most extraordinary raids of the Second World War, 'Operation Judgement', the assault on the Italian Fleet in the well-defended harbour at Taranto. It was a mission that would make history. In this film, Dan Snow takes to the air in the only Swordfish still flying - the aircraft operated by the Navy Wings Heritage Flight. Riding in the back of this remarkable bi-plane, he explores the story of Taranto as torpedo bombers just like this braved a hail of fire to drive home the attack. And back on the ground, Dan explores the archives of the Fleet Air Arm Museum, uncovering items from Taranto, including a battered 1940 diary that gives a vivid eyewitness account. Items like this, and a recorded interview with veteran Alfie Sutton, bring us face to face with the life and death

In 1997, the FBI and the NYPD began a joint-investigation into Gurmeet Dhinsa for gas pump rigging. However, they soon realized Dhinsa was more than just a corrupt businessman; he ruled his mob-like operation with brutal force, kidnapping and killing wayward employees and any family members who questioned their deaths. Agent had to work their way into Dhinsa's violent world.

Step into the world of Victorian railways and discover how steam, innovation, and ambition reshaped Britain forever. Explore the triumphs and rivalries that built a nation. In this captivating journey through Victorian Britain, we reveal how Queen Victoria’s reign saw a railway revolution that changed the country and the world. From the pioneering Rocket locomotive by George and Robert Stephenson to the grand engineering feats of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, witness how railways connected cities, drove industrial growth, and shrank time and space. Delve into the era’s fierce “gauge wars,” the rise and fall of the Railway King George Hudson, and the engineering marvels that carried everything from coal to royal carriages. Uncover the stories behind the oldest working railways, the world’s first commercial telegraph, and the creation of standard time. Learn how the railways transformed communication, introduced the Penny Black postage stamp, and gave birth to the British weekend. From innovative solutions for steep Welsh quarries to the extraordinary Necropolis railway for London’s dead, Victorian engineers tackled every challenge with ingenuity and bold vision. The video also explores the birth