submersible Posts

7:52

Ted Talk: What's at the Bottom of the Ocean?

Victor Vescovo talks about his submersible and his exploration of the floors of the oceans in a way unlike any done before.

10:06

Short Documentary: How Do Submarines Dive and Surface?

Ever wondered how submarines dive and surface? It's all quite fascinating...

10:02

Titanic Sub: What Really Caused a 'Catastrophic' Implosion

The Titan sub tragedy has left everyone shaken. But what exactly happened to it?

53:06

Full Documentary: Exploring The Lost City of Petra

Petra is famous for its intricate rock-cut architecture, as well as for its fascinating water conduit system. Learn about this historical city in this video.

6:29

The Innovation That Helped the Allies Win World War II

In world War II Donald Bailey came up with an innovation that allowed the allies' tanks to cross bodies of water, and consequently win the war...

12:14

What Drinking Whiskey Actually Does to Your Body

While we now know that whiskey isn't the cure-all medicine people once though it was, it does have a few proven health benefits.

8:37

Watch Bill Gates Warn About the Pandemic 5 Years Ago...

5 years ago Bill Gates spoke in a Ted Talk and warned about a similar scenario to what is happening right now with the Coronavirus pandemic.

4:16

Is Stress Changing Your Brain? Here's How it All Works!

Are you forgetting little things, feeling irritable, or isolated? You may be suffering from chronic stress - here's an explanation of how you can overcome it!

14:07

Can A.I Catch What Doctors Miss? A Fascinating Talk

How close are we to that and can AI really do better than a human doctor? This fascinating TED Talk addresses these issues.

14:58

Come and See the Largest Cruise Ship in the World

Join us as we explore this gigantic cruise ship, Wonder of the Seas, and what this huge ship is all about.

8:10

Winter Hikers, Gather Round for the Best Tip of the Season

Here's how advanced snow hikers layer clothing in the winter.

15:12

Nostalgia - '70s Teenagers Recalling the Good Times

These groovy 70's teenagers, now proud parents and grandparents, sit for a chat with their younger relatives to compare adolescence now and then.

16:32

A Short Lesson in New York's Architectural History

There's no city that can compare to New York's architecture. Let's dive into it.

10:29

A Highway Under Water? Not That Farfetched

Learn about Norway's ambitious project of building a first-ever underwater floating tunnel highway.

11:09

The Wondrous World and History of Microcars

Learn about the history of the microcar, the tiny little vehicle that is currently having a comeback!

22:16

Full Documentary: Unearthing the Lost World of Angkor Wat...

This fascinating feature-length documentary explores the ancient civilization that inhabited Cambodia's Angkor Wat. Watch it in its entirety here.

4:17

This Fortress Has Over 1000 Years of Fascinating History

Over 2 million people visit the Alhambra fortress every year, but few of them know about the secret world beneath this ancient monument.

7:28

Tokyo’s Superb Subway System is Literally Like No Other

Tokyo's subway system has fewer stops and lines than those of London, New York and Seoul. Yet, it is the most efficient in the world.

48:12

Here’s How You Can Improve Lung Health Post COVID-19

A severe case of COVID-19 can damage one's lungs. You can reduce the resulting lung damage with these tips.

11:44

10 Most Mysterious Temples Around the World

Over the years these shrines have accumulated or covered up countless stories and secrets - these are the 10 most mysterious temples around the world.

7:02

Danyang–Kunshan: The Longest Bridge in the World

The Danyang–Kunshan Grand Bridge in China is the longest in the world. Admire this architectural marvel here.

8:01

Underwater Rail Connecting China & the US: Is It Possible?

Can you imagine traveling from Beijing to San Francisco by train? Believe it or not, an underwater railway from China to the US is already being planned...

11:23

How Europe’s Greatest Warship Was Defeated by a Breeze

The Vasa was supposed to be the greatest warship in the world in 1628. So how did it end up sinking on its maiden voyage?

20:03

The Most Powerful Industrial Machines in The World

These 15 behemoths are the most powerful industrial machines in the world.