Where to stream Really Big Things Season 1

Season 1

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Released: 9th Jan, 2007

Where to watch Really Big Things Season 1

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Season 1 Episodes

S01 Episode 1

Paper Maker

Matt Rogers explores the Concrete Mat Sinking Unit that helps prevent bank erosion along the Mississippi. He heads to the Sweden to use the Rammer Hammer to break ore in the Aritc Circle. Matt also learns to make paper at the world's largest paper mill.

1 h 0 mins  ·  Tue, 9 Jan 2007

S01 Episode 2

Wind Mill Factory

Matt Rogers catches a pass on the one-of-a kind retractable football field at the Arizona Cardinals Stadium. He rides aboard the largest dump truck in the world. Matt also helps to assemble one of world's the largest windmill turbines.

1 h 0 mins  ·  Tue, 16 Jan 2007

S01 Episode 3

Largest Telescope

Matt visits a vertical motion simulator, a blast hole drill, and the Largest Binocular Telescope.

1 h 0 mins  ·  Tue, 23 Jan 2007

S01 Episode 4

Giant Tree Spade

Included: tire recycling in North Carolina; the largest concrete structure ever made in Washington State; a 93,500-pound giant tree spader.

1 h 0 mins  ·  Tue, 30 Jan 2007

S01 Episode 5

Swing Bridge

Host Matt Rogers checks out the Evolution locomotive in Erie, Pa.; a dredger on the Mississippi River; and the Spokane Street swing bridge in Seattle.

1 h 0 mins  ·  Tue, 6 Feb 2007

S01 Episode 6

Really, Really Big Show

The Goodyear Blimp; a trash compactor in California; Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas.

1 h 0 mins  ·  Tue, 13 Feb 2007

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