Ever wonder how New York City pays the electric bill? Find out how the Big Apple turns the trucks filled with trash from the St. Patrick's Day Parade into energy for the city!

Every inch of cabin space is precious at Delta which is why they created Delta Economy Comfort seating.

How is curved glass created for buildings, doors, and homes? Flickinger Glassworks located in New York City is one of 10 companies who make custom curved glass today.

Have you ever wondered how sushi is caught? From the sea to your restaurant table, catching sushi has become not only a delicacy but a difficult job.

Deep sea diving is more dangerous than the movies make it seem. Find out how professional divers are trained to handle any situation.

When staying at a fancy hotel you expect a good hot shower. So how do hotels provide hot showers for the thousands of guests they have each day?

Ever wonder how ships stay clean? Find out how one of the world's largest shipping ports manages to keep some of the largest tanker ships on the sea.

Silk is used to make beautiful clothing, furniture and other luxurious materials. But the credit is due to the creepy, crawly little worms that create it!

While astronauts are traveling in space they have to eat, right? Find out how an astronaut prepares his meals and keeps the liquids down.

Getting an astronaut into space may be one thing, but training these scientists beforehand takes months of preparation.

Ever wonder how an astronaut lives in space? These astronauts show you what it takes to deal with the number one and number two problems in space, using the bathroom.

Ever wonder how snow develops in an indoor ski resort or how it can stay so cold? With the help of some fine engineering and special technology, Ski Dubai located in the Middle East has the largest indoor snow park in the world!

In order to create the shiny, gloss paper found in magazines, manufactures have found a way to take dirt found in Cornwall,England and turn it into a gold mine.

When extreme weather poses a threat to airplanes and runways, it is important for a special fleet of vehicles to deice planes and avoid potential disasters.

Fires can be a terrifying force of nature without a good way to control it. Thank goodness for the modern day fire extinguisher! But do you really know what makes it work?

From tall buildings to cars, steel is used everyday. How do engineers cut uncommon shapes into the strong material without using their hands? Laser precision technology may hold the answer.

Pencil sharpeners may be small but great care goes into making them. We cover everything from the curing and polishing of the steel cutting blades to how the housing goes together.

This clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made," reveals the secrets of the tetra pak container's longevity.

Sit back and enjoy the factory fun with this How It's Made: External Hard Drives video.

Let the games begin on this finely crafted furniture.

This clip about harmonicas from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made," hits all the right notes.

This bar features a thick layer of milk chocolate around a salty and crunchy peanut butter candy center. Making that candy center is the tricky part.

The Science Channel's, "How It's Made," shows us how ripe olives are transformed into virgin olive oil.

Crayons are a popular drawing tool for today's young artists. The average North American kid uses 730 of them by the age of 10.

Wine may date to 6,000 B.C. Today we drink it from bottles, not animal skins, but the basic principles of wine making are the same.

In this minisode of How It's Made, find out how a small piece of aluminum is formed into a nifty baseball bat.

Find out how medical marvels are manufactured on this clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made."

The violin developed in the 1500s, evolving from a series of guitar-like instruments that musicians played with a bow.

Bacon's popularity goes back centuries, to the days when people cured and smoked meats in their own homes. Today it's a factory process.

This clip from The Science Channel's, "How It's Made," demonstrates how decorative wooden boxes are crafted.

Aquariums have been around for hundreds of years. The most common aquarium fish is the goldfish.

Curling is a combination of shuffle board, billiards and bowling on ice. The playing pieces are large stones.