Programm von Wonder

Singapore's Marina Bay Sands complex is one of the largest construction sites ever

Six friends on an adventure down the Mississippi on a raft made out of plastic bottles.

NATO's Air Defender 23 shows unity, airpower, and readiness against threats amid the Ukraine war.

Bison recovery vehicles tow heavy gear in war zones using winches, pulleys, and armored power.

The Antonov 225, world's largest aircraft, hauls 150-ton loads over Andes despite its age.

Germany's M60 conveyor bridge moves 90,000 tons daily, powering 10% of the nation's electricity.

Stealth tech boosts jet and ship invisibility; USS Zumwalt cuts radar with advanced design and power.

The U-17 sub's move to Museum Speyer reveals transport challenges and efforts to preserve history.

How Ships Grow follows shipbuilders extending vessels by cutting hulls and adding 400-ton mid-sections.

Tiny satellites, big impact dive into the wild world of satellite swarms!

Can we store power forever? Meet the bold ideas aiming to crack the energy code.

Skyscrapers made of wood? Discover the green future of sustainable buildings!

Singapore's Marina Bay Sands complex is one of the largest construction sites ever

The Yacht Express, a semi-submersible ship, transports luxury yachts across the Atlantic.

In Canada, transporting a 360-tonne mining vehicle is key to protecting road infrastructure.

Norwegian Joy, the fourth-largest cruise ship, faces logistical challenges traveling 50km to sea.

The Antonov An 124-100M transports a valuable generator 11,000 km from England to South Korea.

Malmberget, Sweden, was relocated by Mammoet to Koskullskulle for safety from mine works.

Five vessels span container, vehicle, cruise, high-speed, and submarine propulsion technologies.

A380, An-124, SOFIA, Dreamjet and DC-3 stand out for size, range, cost and lasting utility.

F-35, MiG-29, B-52, MiG-15 and A400M: speed, range, payload and aviation milestones.

Bugatti Veyron, Case IH 620, Beast, Liebherr crane and Belaz 75710 showcase immense power.

Steam, high-speed, luxury and record-breaking trains span Germany, Japan, Switzerland and Africa.

Leopard 2, Tiger I, Merkava IV, T-54/55 and CV90 represent armored warfare evolution.

Sean Riley discusses the Puffing Devil, the first self-propelled vehicle