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Post by RedMoon11 on Jan 17, 2020 7:07:52 GMT
Richard Hammond's Big
Primieres on the Discovery Channel UK Wednesday, 15 January 2020 9PM and on the Science Channel in the US Wednesday, February 12, 2020 10PM ET/9 PM CT
Catch Richard Hammond's BIG, Wednesday at 9PM.
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jan 17, 2020 7:10:05 GMT
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jan 17, 2020 7:27:13 GMT
Richard Hammond's Big
RICHARD HAMMOND IS ON THE QUEST FOR THE NEXT ‘BIG’ THING IN NEW SCIENCE CHANNEL SERIES PREMIERING FEBRUARY 12
 (NEW YORK) – Award-winning British car aficionado, presenter and host, Richard Hammond, is steering his way over to Science Channel for an epic new 9-part series, Richard Hammond’s BIG, premiering Wednesday, February 12 at 10 p.m. Buckle up as Hammond once again takes viewers on the ride of their lives to spotlight engineering at its finest with the biggest structures in the world. With decades’ worth of knowledge in all things motor, science, adrenaline, engineering and more, Hammond embarks on a global adventure – from the UK to the USA and beyond – to explore the planet’s biggest structures and machines and the incredible ways engineers have supersized our world.
From Italy to Austria and The Netherlands, Hammond goes behind-the-scenes of these colossal structures and machines to understand the science of ‘big’ and how some of the world’s brightest minds build, drive, fly and use these superstructures every day. Each of the nine episodes follows Hammond to a new location with exclusive access to world-class demos and experiments that spotlight the incredible challenges these architects, engineers and inventors have overcome as they’ve pushed the frontiers of scale in the quest for the next ‘BIG’ thing.
“I love making engineering shows because I’m fascinated by the science and people behind some truly amazing feats,” said Hammond. “Whether it’s a container ship a quarter of a mile long or the longest rail tunnel in the world 2km under the Alps, or a massive hydroelectric dam, or an oil platform – once you get to a giant scale, how does that change how it works? And what is it like to live and work with?”
From the world’s biggest car factory in Wolfsburg, Germany where space and technology allows one enormous Volkswagen car plant to churn out a new car every 16 seconds, to the Austrian mega-dam that features dozens of tunnels and passageways hidden within a dam wall while withstanding an incredible 200M tons of water, Richard Hammond’s BIG spotlights the ludicrous and implausible feats of human ingenuity around the world.
Also featured is the world’s longest railway connection – the Brenner Base Tunnel – in the heart of the Austrian/Italian alps, the Marie Maersk container ship which sails from Asia to Europe carrying 18,000 containers weighing in at an incredible quarter of a million tons, as well as the US Air Force’s biggest cargo plane which has broken more world records than any other cargo plane ever built.
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Post by RedMoon11 on Jan 17, 2020 7:41:39 GMT
Volkswagen's Factory Produces More Sausages Than They Make Cars Worldwide | Richard Hammond's Big
Discovery UK Richard goes to Wolfsburg, Germany, to visit the Volkswagen factory. There, he learns that the plant is the only car factory in the world that also produces its own sausages on-site. |
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