Modern Marvels: How Copper Built the World (S13, E37) | Full Episode | History
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Published 2021-03-27
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All Comments (21)
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This is how I know I’m single. I’m alone watching a documentary on copper on a Saturday night . Lmaoo. My heart is empty but my brain is full of facts 🧠
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Bring back modern marvels! This show inspires children to be engineers welders machinists and mechanics!
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This show was one of the first to spark my interest in history as a kid. So glad to see it back.
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These shows are pure information in an addictive way. That's a lethal combination. The impacts on humanity from losing the History Channel is enormous
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Modern marvels is the History Channels G.O.A.T. and the narrator is top notch🙌👏
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If someone from The History Channel actually read the comments to every freaking Modern Marvels or similar era show, maybe they'd realize that THIS is what the people want to see! There's nothing wrong with educational programming. Who knows, our kids might learn a thing or two...
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thank you history channel for putting out your own videos in 1080P instead of relying on 10 year old 240P videos
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Lisa Su speaking about semiconductor tech never gets old. So glad to see her at AMD now, and away from IBM.
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Omg Dr. Lisa Su. Now she’s the CEO of AMD. 32:09
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What a great show. I am always amazed at the strange and interesting side-tracks the researchers find. Especially interesting was that Paul Revere developed copper plate production and that his legacy lives on even to today!
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When i was a kid my Dad had a rule that i was only allowed to watch cartoons on saturdays. The rest of the time if i was watching these programs. At the time i didnt realize that this was a great gift. They taught me so much information that i somehow retained into adulthood.
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5th Marine Regiment has a bell on San Mateo area of Camp Pendleton that is made from melted 50 cal brass fired at the enemy in Korea. It’s rung every morning literally the sound of freedom.
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Man I love this show
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This is easily one of the best shows the history channel made
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This was absolutely fascinating. I am a mechanical engineer. But I feel so small after watching a documentary like this.
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Back when history channel played good informative shows instead of the bs they play now
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Huge fan of the show!! Thank you for bringing it back!!
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I miss this, I used to watch the old history Channel religiously
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I didn't realize how much copper is used and what it's used for! Amazing and a precious metal! Good documentary!
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Miss the old history channel! Love this show!
