In the 2025 season of Practical Engineering, host Grady Hillhouse once again makes the complex world of engineering accessible and fascinating. This season ventured into monumental feats of modern infrastructure. Viewers explored the mind-bending physics behind magnetic levitation trains, uncovering how they achieve incredible speeds without touching the tracks. The series also deconstructed the sophisticated systems that allow massive sports stadiums to have retractable roofs, and dove deep into the technology of desalination plants that turn ocean water into fresh drinking water. With his signature clear explanations and graphics, Grady revealed the brilliant engineering hidden in the world all around us. The season 2025 ended on July 15, 2025 sign up for a reminder for future episodes.
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Practical Engineering is a popular YouTube show hosted by civil engineer Grady Hillhouse. In season 2025, the series continued to break down complex engineering concepts into easy-to-understand episodes. This season covered topics like bridge failures, water treatment systems, and earthquake-resistant buildings. Using hands-on experiments and clear visuals, Grady explained how real-world infrastructure works and why it sometimes fails. The show also featured interviews with other engineers and explored new technologies shaping our cities. Whether you’re interested in science or just curious about how things are built, Practical Engineering makes learning fun and accessible for everyone. Season 2025 ended on July 15, 2025 sign up for a reminder if you don’t want to miss future updates or special bonus content from the channel.
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Grady Hillhouse is a professional civil engineer and hobbyist everything else in San Antonio, Texas. The goal for Practical Engineering is to increase exposure and interest in the field of engineering. I'm trying to highlight that connection between the world around us and the energy, passion, and thought that goes into making it a nicer place to live.
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