From a 17-mile-long particle accelerator to a football-field–sized space observatory, here are seven massive machines that have made an equally huge impact on how we build, how we observe our ...

Technology 10 huge machines that changed science When it comes to science, brawn can be brilliant. Erin Blakemore Published May 30, 2017 7:42 PM EDT ...

We've seen massive vehicles that can dig and huge excavators, what about vehicles big enough to shift all that earth? This is the world's largest haul truck.

Marvel at the most massive machines ever built. Learn about the history of these engineering marvels and the incredible feats they accomplish.

A 360ft machine dubbed 'Mammoth' stationed in Iceland is literally sucking carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air with the aim of halting climate change.

Machines like this are not produced but constructed, and since its gigantic bucket wheel was mounted onto its superstructure in 1995, the Bagger 293 remains the world’s largest vehicle. The ...

TSMC is the world's largest chipmaker, and it produces a massive percentage of the world's advanced computer chips—by some estimates over the past few years, even around 90%.

Scientists just embarked on one of the most important experiments of all time. They've turned on the Large Hadron Collider after a two-year rebuild and upgrade hiatus in an emboldened attempt to ...

This video shows some of the world's biggest trucks, as well as huge things that actually move under their own power. Mark Vaughn Mark Vaughn grew up in a Ford family and spent many hours holding ...

Oak Ridge National Labs has deployed what should be the world's fastest supercomputer when the world's petaflops are tabulated next month, and it is dedicated to open science.