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Manufacturers reveal the explosive secrets in producing one of the world's most-valuable metals, the artistry behind Japan's manga phenomenon and the centuries-old techniques for making sweet and sharp limoncello.

How Do They Do It?

Platinum, Manga and Limoncello

The carpenter's pencil makes a mark in the building trade, an herbaceous plant is turned into a dark and sweet candy and traditional techniques are used to create delicate lace for high-end fashion.

Pencils, Licorice and Lace

A knobby vegetable works to satisfy everyone's sweet tooth, the world's biggest bird helps battle dust with amazing dirt-sucking science and natural rubber is turned into balloons to get the party popping.

Sugar Beets, Feather Dusters and Balloons

Tennessee trailblazers harvest freshwater pearls from the deep, blacksmiths unlock the ancient secrets of the blade that struck fear into the hearts of crusading knights and an ingenious water-transporting device is transforming life in Africa.

Pearls, Damascus Steel Knives and Hippo Rollers

A company in South Africa turns up the heat by making charcoal the old-fashioned way, a Japanese factory cooks up oodles of noodles and Texas tech wizards design record-breaking gear for pole vaulters.

Charcoal, Soba and Vaulting Poles

A family business in California grows grapes and raises raisins on a grand scale; German engineers create the next generation of high-tech showers; traditional Japanese paper continues to be made using centuries-old traditions.

Raisins, Washi Paper and Showers

Find the answers to some of the world’s most interesting questions with these curiosity-inspiring series.

How To

Manufacturers reveal the secrets behind how the world's biggest newspaper delivers over 80 million copies a day; how the modern sock is crafted to perfection; how 10,000 tons of blackcurrants are turned into a famous, fruity drink.

Newspapers, Socks and Blackcurrant Juice

One of the world's most-advanced weather-testing facilities subjects cars to all the elements; handmade baseball gloves make the difference between a broken finger and a high-speed catch; traditional Christmas puddings light up holiday tables.

Weather Factory, Baseball Gloves and Christmas Pudding

Fishermen transport lobster from the ocean floor to fine dining restaurants in just a few hours; craftsman follow a 300-year-old design when handcrafting couches; cutting-edge camera lenses are capable of seeing more than the human eye.

Lobster Fishing, Chesterfield Sofas and High-Definition Cameras

Air traffic controllers must manage a beach airport that is flooded twice a day; cutting-edge technology brings a centuries-old processed food to local delis; Bavaria's unofficial national costume helps keep ancient crafts alive.

Barra Airport, Sun-dried Tomatoes and Lederhosen

A Dutch company reveals their two-year process for building super yachts, astronauts are protected from the most-hostile environment known to man with space suits and a skilled Japanese chef creates a delicacy out of year-old, moldy fish.

Super Yachts, Space Suits and Katsuobushi

Craftsmen reveal the three-hundred-year-old secret to hand making violins, millions of bottles of milk are delivered from farm to front door in under 48 hours and a rock born of Icelandic flame is bringing fire to homes throughout the world.

Violins, Milk Deliveries and Pumice

Ordinary objects that are products of the most scientific engineering processes.

S15 E18 | Sugar Beets, Feather Dusters and Balloons

E20 | Platinum, Manga and Limoncello

E19 | Pencils, Licorice and Lace

E18 | Sugar Beets, Feather Dusters and Balloons

E17 | Pearls, Damascus Steel Knives and Hippo Rollers

E16 | Charcoal, Soba and Vaulting Poles

E15 | Raisins, Washi Paper and Showers

E14 | Newspapers, Socks and Blackcurrant Juice

E13 | Weather Factory, Baseball Gloves and Christmas Pudding

E12 | Lobster Fishing, Chesterfield Sofas and High-Definition Cameras

E11 | Barra Airport, Sun-dried Tomatoes and Lederhosen

E9 | Super Yachts, Space Suits and Katsuobushi

E8 | Violins, Milk Deliveries and Pumice