Two early tanks - at Bovington Tank Museum

Lindybeige1.24M subscribers

About this video

Hand-picked by a BrighterTube curator · found via round-3 back catalogue of a channel Lumen picks video by video · 82% confidence

Presents early tanks at Bovington Tank Museum, teaching their historical significance and development. Educational museum documentation of early tank technology and history.

A 6-minute video from Lindybeige: “Two early tanks - at Bovington Tank Museum”.

History Engineering

Video by Lindybeige, played through YouTube's embedded player.

Part of Tank Museum Crossovers, Tanks

Related

Bayonets LindybeigeHistory

Ancient technology: Saxon glass-working experiment LindybeigeHistory

(1/4) Intro/History: Introducing a 100-year-old mechanical computer engineerguyEngineering

Intro475K views

Building a Cathedral without Science or Mathematics: The Engineering Method Explained engineerguyEngineering

1.06M views

The Secret Life of the Vacuum Cleaner - Remastered tim hunkinEngineering

288K views

Origins of Precision Machine ThinkingEngineering

3.04M views

The Secret Life of the Radio - Remastered tim hunkinEngineering

359K views

26. Chernobyl — How It Happened MIT OpenCourseWareEngineering

3.58M views

Why It Was Almost Impossible to Make the Blue LED VeritasiumEngineering

57M views

Was Roman Concrete Better?Practical EngineeringEngineering

2.65M views

The Superheterodyne Radio: No really, that's its name Technology ConnectionsEngineering

987K views

Apollo Core Rope Memory (Apollo Guidance Computer Part 30)CuriousMarcEngineering

759K views

Bayonets

A 4-minute video from Lindybeige: “Bayonets”.

Ancient technology: Saxon glass-working experiment

A 17-minute video from Lindybeige: “Ancient technology: Saxon glass-working experiment”.

(1/4) Intro/History: Introducing a 100-year-old mechanical computer

Intro475K views

Introduction to Michelson's 1890s harmonic analyzer, a mechanical computer that performs Fourier analysis with gears and springs.

Building a Cathedral without Science or Mathematics: The Engineering Method Explained

1.06M views

Using medieval cathedrals, Bill Hammack shows that engineering works by rules of thumb and iteration, not just applied science.

The Secret Life of the Vacuum Cleaner - Remastered

288K views

Tim Hunkin's remastered Secret Life of Machines episode on the vacuum cleaner: its history, mechanics and quirks.

Origins of Precision

Machine Thinking

3.04M views

Traces how humans learned to make precise flat surfaces, screws and measurement — the foundations of modern manufacturing.

The Secret Life of the Radio - Remastered

359K views

Tim Hunkin's remastered episode on the radio: its history, components and how it works.

26. Chernobyl — How It Happened

MIT OpenCourseWare

3.58M views

An MIT nuclear engineering lecture reconstructing how the Chernobyl accident happened, step by step.

Why It Was Almost Impossible to Make the Blue LED

57M views

How Shuji Nakamura overcame material-science dead ends to make the first bright blue LED.

Was Roman Concrete Better?

Practical Engineering

2.65M views

Was Roman concrete really better? The chemistry and engineering of Roman versus modern concrete.

The Superheterodyne Radio: No really, that's its name

Technology Connections

987K views

How the superheterodyne receiver works: mixing, intermediate frequencies and why nearly every radio uses it.

Apollo Core Rope Memory (Apollo Guidance Computer Part 30)

759K views

How Apollo's core rope memory stored programs by weaving wires through magnetic cores.