The Outer Limits
Sci-Fi
Cette série populaire, dont les épisodes n'ont la plupart du temps aucun lien les uns avec les autres, est un remake de 1963 qui permet au spectateur de rentrer dans un monde souvent bien différent du nôtre et d'explorer, grâce aux nombreux protagonistes, des territoires littéralement inconnus.
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The Outer Limits Episode Guide
Season 1 2015
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- 1-1
- Mega Bridge Apr. 13, 2015
Exlpore how engineers conquered deep water and hurricane force winds to build the Rion Antirion Bridge, a structure that could hold up in one of the most active earthquake zones on our planet.
- 1-2
- Ultimate Warship Apr. 20, 2015
A look at how the HMS Queen Elizabeth aircraft carrier works: it has a surface area larger than two soccer fields and is full of cutting edge F35 fighter jets.
- 1-3
- Skyscraper of the Future May. 11, 2015
The Shanghai Tower is the second tallest building in the world, climbing over 2,000 feet into the sky; examine how cutting-edge technology means that the building's occupants will never feel it sway.
- 1-4
- Ultimate Airport May. 18, 2015
A look at the construction of Kansai International Airport in Osaka Bay, Japan, on one of the largest man-made islands in the world.
- 1-4
- Kansai Airport May. 18, 2015
A look at the construction of Kansai International Airport in Osaka Bay, Japan, on one of the largest man-made islands in the world.
- 1-5
- World's Fastest Train May. 25, 2015
The Shanghai Magleve is the fastest passenger train in operation in the world; uncover how engineers are able to design a train that could levitate, and reach a remarkable top speed of 268 mph.
- 1-5
- Maglev May. 25, 2015
The Shanghai Magleve is the fastest passenger train in operation in the world; uncover how engineers are able to design a train that could levitate, and reach a remarkable top speed of 268 mph.
- 1-6
- World's Largest Plane Jun. 1, 2015
Examine the Airbus A380 inside and out, and uncover how its engineers redefined the limits of modern aviation.