🛡️The Science of Tank Killing: Javelin, TOW, and Matador in Action

Check out this week's top 5 IE Originals videos, featuring the most fascinating stories in science, engineering, and tech.

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Klamath River Dam Removal: The $500M Fight to Save Salmon

Even as China proposes the largest dam project in the world, Europe and America are trying to reverse the damage wrought by such structures. But what are the costs of such efforts? And how quickly do we see effective results?

The Science of Tank Killing: Javelin, TOW, and Matador in Action

Javelin, TOW, and Matador missiles are designed to defeat the toughest armored threats on the battlefield. Each uses different methods to identify, track, and destroy tanks—whether by hitting from above, defeating reactive armor, or operating in confined urban terrain.

Denmark's $8bn Lego-Like Tunnel to Germany

The record-breaking Fehmarnbelt tunnel is being built using giant Lego-like pre-fabricated elements that are then combined on the seabed, connecting Denmark and Germany. What kind of work makes this engineering feat possible?

Zumwalt- The Biggest and the Most Expensive U.S. Destroyer

The Zumwalt-class destroyer is the largest and most advanced U.S. Navy warship, featuring stealth technology, hypersonic missile capability, and a futuristic design. However, with a $9 billion price tag per ship, it is also one of the most expensive destroyers ever built.

Do we have enough power for EVs?

The demand for electric car chargers is expected to spike as legislation pushes for restrictions against internal combustion engines. With the limited time and the high cost of constructing them, will the demand be met in time?