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Building The Ultimate (2020)

February. 29,2020

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Building The Ultimate

Reveals the engineering secrets built into six modern wonders - from Europe's fastest passenger train and largest luxury cruise ship, to North America's toughest bridge and the world's mightiest heavy-lift aircraft.

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Building The Ultimate

2020

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 2020

6 Episode

Episode 1 - Super Bridge

February. 29,2020

We unlock the engineering secrets of Montreal's New Champlain Bridge to reveal how it's built to survive 125 years of extreme temperature changes and crushing ice.

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Episode 2 - Mega Cruise Ship

February. 14,2020

This time the engineering secrets of MSC Bellissima is unlocked to reveal how one of the world's largest cruise ships speeds 5,600 passengers between 7 Mediterranean cities.

Episode 3 - Mega Plane

August. 26,2020

This episode unlocks the engineering secrets of the Antonov 124 Ruslan – one of the biggest cargo aircraft in the world – to reveal how it transports the bulkiest, heaviest freight thousands of miles to any point on the planet.

Episode 4 - Super Train

August. 19,2020

Charting the 650-kilometre, cross-country journey of Europe's fastest passenger train, we showcase the innovative technology that keeps it on the rails through tunnels and around tight bends at 300 kilometres per hour.

Episode 5 - Mega Wheel

December. 31,1969

This episode unlocks the engineering secrets of the Las Vegas High Roller to reveal what tech allows North America’s tallest big wheel to spin over one million people above Sin City each year.

Episode 6 - Super Rollercoaster

December. 31,1969

This episode unlocks the engineering secrets of Valkyria – Europe’s tallest drop coaster – to reveal how it thrills thousands of riders each day by dropping them 50 metres straight down, reaching a speed of 105 kilometres per hour.