The Heerema Sleipnir, named after a mythical eight-legged stallion ridden by a Norse god, is a 140,000-tonne heavy lifting crane megaship. On the twelve thousand square meter reinforced deck, sit two record-breaking cranes, each capable of shifting the equivalent weight of the Eiffel tower.

The Triton 36000/2, or as she's known to her crew the Limiting Factor, is a game changing submersible that is built to explore the ultra-deep ocean. This ground-breaking vessel's list of accomplishments already includes reaching the bottom of each of the five oceans, as well as more than ten dives to the deepest place on planet earth, Challenger deep.

Nearly 100 years old, in its prime Battersea Power Station supplied electricity to a fifth of homes and businesses in London. But for more than three decades this once great cathedral of power has stood derelict. Now a team are undertaking one of the biggest restoration projects the capital has ever seen.

In order to finally search for life on Mars, engineers at the European Space Agency have created a machine like no other, the ExoMars Rover. An interplanetary explorer, built to boldly go where no man, nor machine, has gone before. Costing over a billion euros, the ExoMars Rover weighs in at 310kg.