How Do They Do It?

How Do They Do It?

Each story in this series takes us behind the scenes to show how to do the things, and make the things that form the modern world. Each episode reveals the hidden story behind another familiar part of our lives. We rarely consider many of the objects which make up the modern world - elevators, stockings, underground railways, football boots, ballistic missiles, carpets, helicopters, breast implants, street lights, submarines, bricks, machine guns, supermarket trolleys. But apparently simple things are often the products of the most extraordinary, highly scientific engineering processes.
IMDb 7,4/10200714 temporadas
Interés generalDocumental
Interés generalDocumental
IMDb 7,4/10200714 temporadas
6 episodios

  • 1. Forest Fires, Car Exhaust, Space Station

    1. Forest Fires, Car Exhaust, Space Station

    Go beneath the surface to understand forest fires, car exhaust, and the space station.
    Go beneath the surface to understand forest fires, car exhaust, and the space station.
    TV-G
    21 min
    4 oct 2007

  • 2. Family Car, Titanium, Letter

    2. Family Car, Titanium, Letter

    Discover the secrets behind the family car, titanium, and letters.
    Discover the secrets behind the family car, titanium, and letters.
    TV-G
    21 min
    10 oct 2007

  • 3. Nuclear Sub, Crash Test Dummies, Fruit and Vegetables

    3. Nuclear Sub, Crash Test Dummies, Fruit and Vegetables

    Find out the secrets behind nuclear subs, crash test dummies, and growing fruits and vegetables.
    Find out the secrets behind nuclear subs, crash test dummies, and growing fruits and vegetables.
    TV-G
    21 min
    14 nov 2007

  • 4. Land Mines, Air Boats, Car Warehouse

    4. Land Mines, Air Boats, Car Warehouse

    Discover how land mines are placed, how air boats work and how car warehouses work.
    Discover how land mines are placed, how air boats work and how car warehouses work.
    TV-G
    21 min
    7 nov 2007

  • 5. Black Boxes, Steam turbine, Racing Car

    5. Black Boxes, Steam turbine, Racing Car

    Discover the science behind black boxes, steam turbines, and racing cars.
    Discover the science behind black boxes, steam turbines, and racing cars.
    TV-G
    21 min
    3 dic 2007

  • 6. Jet Engine, Weapons, Telescope

    6. Jet Engine, Weapons, Telescope

    Discover the secrets behind jet engines, weapons, and telescopes.
    Discover the secrets behind jet engines, weapons, and telescopes.
    TV-G
    21 min
    31 oct 2007

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    How Do They Do It?
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    Each story in this series takes us behind the scenes to show how to do the things, and make the things that form the modern world. Each episode reveals the hidden story behind another familiar part of our lives. We rarely consider many of the objects which make up the modern world - elevators, stockings, underground railways, football boots, ballistic missiles, carpets, helicopters, breast implants, street lights, submarines, bricks, machine guns, supermarket trolleys. But apparently simple things are often the products of the most extraordinary, highly scientific engineering processes.
    Creadores y reparto
    Dirección
    Ross YoungTom GorhamNick ChapmanNick PattersonRachael SwindaleSusan MonacoPeter ChinnJon AlwenDavid WheelerEmma Martins
    Productores
    Discovery Channel
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    Chris BroylesJeff WilburnDominic FrisbyIain LeeMichael PongraczPaul DanielsMike GoralNaz OsmanogluKarl JenkinsonTim X. Lee
    Estudio
    Science
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