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Extreme Engineering has 9 seasons and 77 episodes.

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Extreme Engineering (2003) is a documentary series.

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Episodes

1
Tokyo's Sky City
2003-04-13
It examines the concept of constructing a giant tower in Japan that wouldn't be a just a building, but a public city in the sky. At the end it talks about what a fire in the building would be like and how the fire department would handle it.
2
Subways in America
2003-04-15
This episode explores the current New York City subway and the plans for renovation. Also the World Trade Center Station post 9/11 and its hasty repair.
3
Transatlantic Tunnel
2003-04-16
The concept of building a tunnel across the Atlantic Ocean is talked about. It talks about the problems involved, and how it might someday be possible. At the end it examines the concept of a submarine hitting the tunnel, and how hopefully this wouldn't ruin it.
4
City in a Pyramid
2003-04-23
This episode features Shimizu's Pyramid City, which would include dozens of 100-story skyscrapers with more than a million workers as part of a giant pyramid on the sea to provide more living space in Japan. Concepts such as construction robots, electricity issues, and building materials are examined. The pyramid could withstand a tidal wave, and perhaps protect the city as well.
5
Bridging the Bering Strait
2003-04-30
Imagine driving across a bridge near the North Pole, or going from New York to London in just an hour through a tunnel under the Atlantic Ocean. These are just some of the awe-inspiring projects of today's builders and engineers. Jaw-dropping computer animation illustrates the largest, most outrageous projects ever conceived. As students learn about stretching the boundaries of modern engineering, they also gain understanding of the technological design process and come to understand how physics and chemistry are utilized to solve modern human engineering challenges.
6
Tunneling Under the Alps
2003-05-07
A tunnel over 35 miles long is to be dug under the Swiss Alps to redirect Europe's traffic. This $7 billion project will take 6 years to complete with man and machine fighting the mountains 24/7.
7
Building Hong Kong's Airport
2003-05-14
Hong Kong has outgrown its small airport and quickly needed a new one in order to maintain its high traffic flow. The only place to put this new world class airport... 16 miles out in the ocean. This would require 22 miles of new super highway. It was predicted to take decades, but engineers were only given 7 years to build it.
8
Holland's Barriers to the Sea
2003-05-21
Dutch engineers must overcome rising waters in the North Sea to protect their land.
9
Boston's Big Dig
2003-05-28
Boston's new transport system, which features a multi-lane underground highway and the world's widest cable-stayed bridge
10
Widening the Panama Canal
2003-06-04
A documentary looking at plans to update the Panama Canal. This magnificent waterway cuts through 50 miles of tropical jungle, allowing ships to travel easily from the Atlantic to the Pacific. However, time has passed this engineering marvel by - many modern supercargo ships are three times the size the canal can safely accommodate, so plans are in motion to widen the structure. The project faces all manner of environmental challenges, as well as leaving the canal closed to…

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Episodes

Tokyo's Sky City

Subways in America

Transatlantic Tunnel

City in a Pyramid

Bridging the Bering Strait

Tunneling Under the Alps

Building Hong Kong's Airport

Holland's Barriers to the Sea

Boston's Big Dig

Widening the Panama Canal

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