🚜 World's Biggest Mining Vehicles and The Deadly Trio of U.S. Navy Warships

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

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The Amazing Engineering of the World's Biggest Mining Vehicles

The Bagger 293 is the largest terrestrial machine ever built. Towering at 96 meters high and 225 meters wide, weighs an astonishing 14,200 tonnes. Its massive bucket wheel, over 21 meters in diameter with 18 buckets, can move 240,000 tonnes of earth daily.

CIWS, Harpoon, and Sea Sparrow: The Deadly Trio of U.S. Navy Warships

Modern warships are not just technological marvels; they are floating fortresses, bristling with an array of sophisticated weaponry. Designed to dominate any threat, they are equipped to engage in air, surface, and underwater combat with deadly precision.

How Death Defying Storm Tanks Collect Valuable Information

Every day, storm chasers risk their lives to get up close and personal with some of our world's deadliest natural disasters. What kind of engineering feats have they developed to hunt tornados and live to tell the tale?

B-1B to B-21: The USAF's Dominance in Bomber Technology

The United States Air Force has consistently led in strategic bomber technology, deploying some of the world’s most advanced aircraft, including the B-1B, B-2, and the latest addition, the B-21. The evolution of its bomber fleet showcases advancements in aerospace technology and shifts in strategic planning for global power projection and deterrence.

Underwater Welding: One of the Most Dangerous Jobs on Earth

Who do you call when an oil platform, underwater pipeline, a dam, or even ship need repair? Underwater welders of course. Watch this video to find out why the profession is one of the most dangerous on Earth.