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- Season 1 1993-12-10
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- Season 6 Demolition
- Season 6 The Atlantic Wall
- Season 6 History of Tall Buildings
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- Season 6 Las Vegas Hotels.
- Season 6 The Oakland Bay Bridge.
- Season 6 Monumental Statues
- Season 6 Antibiotics: The Wonder Drugs
- Season 6 The Police Car
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- Season 6 The Tool Bench: Hand Tools
- Season 6 More Earthmovers.
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- Season 6 Niagara Power
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Modern Marvels - Season 6 Episode 16 Stereos
8.00 44 minutes The ability to transmit sound in stereo transformed the music of life into a rich symphony of sound. For over 100 years, enthusiasts and scientists have worked to create the ideal listening experience. From Thomas Edison’s early phonograph to today’s digital revolution, we examine this multi-billion dollar business.
