5 Worst Engineering Catastrophes in History

If it’s not the USA, Canada or Europe the constitution is usually garbage.

Forgot the 9Miles?

I wish we were always told what crimes these immoral people were CONVICTED OF, not what the were "charged with". I understand that information may not be available to the makers of the documentary that is being discussed but they should at least try and say what they tried and found or couldn't find.

This is why unions are needed to generate wealth and the workers standards rise. Then they will demand better conditions and better products will be the outcome. Low standards means bribes and shortcuts.

People abandon Florida in the Summer. Hell on Earth.

Of course the Chinese government claims no responsibility.

It's not like the US isn't known for its share of catastrophes, due to poor construction, jump skipping rule books and building regulations.
And it seems to only getting worse.

1958 old Vancouver town

I'm shocked that the Bhopal disaster, the 1984 gas leak at the Union Carbide pesticide plant which claimed over 16,000 lives, wasn't mentioned

The Quebec Bridge collapse is the source of Engineer’s rings.

Mao was the leader …

I'd enjoy your channel more if you would use more actual footage and pictures.

The future industrial and engineering accidents could be epic and spottable from the next star system over. ACME Anti Matter storage plc could be stellar bright.. AI, Nanotech and biotech mean the future is looking bright on the potential catastrophe front...and it will be sheer greed that most likely causes it, the same old..a dash for profits.

Money hungry Pig-men don’t care about life, just money.

EGOCENTRIC muricans putting this meaningless building-collaps at first place.... 😂😂😂😂

If Everyone except me wasnt

Notice they're showing US Currency

#3: Sorry but natural gas is lighter than air. If the gas was heavier, it is LPG.

Thank you for not giving us another rehash of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.

If nuclear bomb fizzle material were not used to boil water 4 a steam turbine, and big energy behaves, then atomic would be much safer 🤪

Reactor 4 at Chernobyl did not simply "get out of control" of its own accord. The cooling system pumps were turned down, so the reactor over-heated, and the automatic protection systems were turned off. As you implied, operating instructions were ignored, to put it mildly.

Overlooked? More like safety laws are blatantly ignored.

China is a cesspool of broken rules.

Whatever happened to those beautiful Cleveland mountains? Now it's called "the flats."

Millennium tower is San Francisco, will be

One of the first effects of radiation exposure on Slavic people is that their skin turns dark and they look like black people.

I'm surprised Chernobyl was not #1. It killed far more than 98 people, and ruined countless lives not including those deaths. There just weren't any Americans who died or suffered.

I remember on the news about Chernobyl . They reported that they were filling concrete trucks and sending the entire trucks into the meltdown .

1963 Coliseum explosion in Indiana

I'm surprised my final exam isn't #1 honestly

In the United States, you will lose your PE license if you get people killed with bad engineering.

The Bible says that the love of money is the root cause of all kinds of evil. Enough said! Thank you!

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You talk about catastrophes in terms of dollars, not in lives. That sucks.

Re Surfside: did you say June or July 24?

It was cool till chernobyl who doesn't already know about that... you learn it in school

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please use the metric system

Correction: Natural gas is lighter than air. Propane and butane are heavier which makes a gas leak from these sources so dangerous.

You need to look into the collapse of the HardRock hotel in New Orleans

30yrs to make a metal bridge, but 2 years to build a whole castle looking college or post office around the same time, mid to late 1800s.... Doesn't add up.

Bruh like how many incidents has China gotten where something bad yet they never say anything about it...it blows my mind when they do that..yo like a nuclear power plant could go off killing thousands..yet it'll still be covered up like nothing happened..like is that scary? Or that just normal?

Get to the stories instead of randomly babbling.