Programação de Wonder

World's largest jack-up rig heads from Norway to North Sea for drilling, faces major setbacks.

Modern cruise ship departs New York for a 12-day tour of the Caribbean.

Jack-up rig transported 14,000+ miles from Singapore to Norway via South Africa by heavy transport ship.

Ship transports dock equipment from China to Canada through the Panama Canal.

Look at one of the largest cruise ships in the world and how it was built.

Norwegian team is developing the world's largest wind farm off the English coast

Cruise braves Arctic fog, icebergs, and polar bears, blending thrill with danger and uncertainty.

Hurricane season cruise faces winds, currents, and storms, shuttling guests and prepping for impact.

Marco Polo braves storms and seas for a crowd-free Baltic cruise through historic Old World cities.

Engineers are working on developing technology to harness the ocean's tides, using sub sea kites

The sixth largest greenhouse gas emitter, is transforming its industry by developing innovative machines

Great Lakes freighter transports vital cargo, including grain and iron ore.

Newly commissioned Peter Willemoes enters sea trials to test crew skills in restricted zone.

World's largest jack-up rig heads from Norway to North Sea for drilling, faces major setbacks.

In present times, it is uncertain whether humanity would survive a comet impact on Earth.

With raw power and flawless precision, Ariane 5 carries Europe’s dreams into orbit.

Reliability meets raw power Ariane 5 launches Europe’s biggest payloads into the stars.

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

Look at one of the largest cruise ships in the world and how it was built.

Explore Paris through its metro stations, covering historical, cultural, and sociological aspects

For the first time, researchers trace in 3D the incredible history of the building of Strasbourg Cathedral.

The Shanghai World Financial Center, a Chinese engineering marvel, boasts a complex of 60,000 tons of steel

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

The Meraviglia is 315 metres long, weighs 80,000 tonnes and is capable of transporting more than 7,000 people.

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

Sean Riley delves into the Polynesians' groundbreaking catamaran design

EVs are taking over! Discover the future of transport and the grid it runs on.