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Power Trip: The Story of Energy – Transportation | PBS Documentary

Power Trip: The Story of Energy – Transportation | PBS Documentary

Innovations in energy have revolutionized transportation over time from literal horsepower for horse drawn carriages to modern combustion engines, electric vehicles, and rockets.

Machines help us travel over land and across the sky but require an enormous amount of energy. TRANSPORTATION traces a centuries-long journey across the world to show us the energy that brings us modern transportation.

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