Moguls Of Mahem: Focusing on a theme of carnage and chaos experts explain the science behind experiments like real-life hungry hippos and a firearm symphony shootout.

Big Bang: Experts investigate the origin of the universe and its growth from a minuscule point, smaller than an atomic particle, to the vast cosmos seen today.

Aliens Of The Microcosmos: Some of the brightest minds and theorists on the planet explore the limits of human knowledge and explain the science behind the microcosmos.

Mystery Space Squid: Two UFOs appear as test pilot Gordon Cooper prepares to test a radical new landing system in a lakebed. Also, experts explore the mystery of Saturn's hexagon.

Borsalino Hats Folding Bicycles And Skyr: The host discovers how the distinctive Borsalino hat worn by Indiana Jones is made and how a bicycle can fold up to a tenth the size of a regular bike.

Iron Bathtubs Hopi Kachina Dolls Mine Truck Engine: The filmmaker sheds light on how ordinary everyday objects are made while delving into the various steps and efforts taken to produce them.

Pure Power: The narrator counts down a number of clips featuring individuals who use all their skills to remove the lid off the Internet, bungee jumps and drones that can fly and swim.

Alien Galaxies: The presenter sheds light on the evolution of galaxies from clouds of cold gas floating in the voids of space.

Mystery Of Alien Worlds: An explosion in the discovery of exoplanets challenges everything one knows about the universe. Experts use cutting-edge astronomy to investigate these mysterious alien worlds.

Life In Hell: After a UFO crashes in Pennsylvania, the authorities wonder whether it was a secret Soviet satellite or something more dangerous. Meanwhile, on Mercury, NASA finds frozen water.

Mysteries In The Alien Desert: New discoveries might reveal the mysteries behind the Nazca Lines, alien-looking symbols carved into a remote desert more than a thousand years ago.

Do Iguanas Get Pimples Too: Popularly known as Dr Pimple Popper, dermatologist Sandra Lee treats individuals afflicted with unusual skin conditions.

Is The Universe Alive: The universe may appear to be a vast sea of lifelessness but its collection of stars, galaxies and black holes may follow the same rules of existence as biological life.

Top Secret Terror: Images of Mercury reveal massive spider-like formations on its surface. Experts try to find out whether it is an odd geological formation or something much more ominous.

Vesuviuss Secret Victim: In 1979 AD, the devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius buried the tiny Roman town of Herculaneum in Italy, making it one of the most perfectly preserved towns in the world.

Extreme Stars: The host sheds light on the creation of stars which changed the cosmos forever, leading to planets and life itself.

Egypts Buried City: When archaeologists uncover the city of Amarna's forgotten ruins and the dark secrets that hide within them, its skeletons reveal a life of hardship and forbidden gods.

Supernovas: Life is created in unimaginably large explosions called supernovas, scattering the elements formed in the heart of stars.

Empire State Building The New Secrets: By using cutting-edge technology, experts explore the Empire State Building like never before, revealing the secrets of its construction and its mysteries.

Alien Moons: The presenter explores the 300 moons that lie within the solar system and delves into Earth's turbulent past.

Beds Space Freighters And Underground Farms: The host explores the making of expensive and luxurious beds while highlighting the method to deliver supplies to the International Space Station.

Thinning Shears Wagon Wheels Toaster Pastries Viol: The filmmaker sheds light on how ordinary everyday objects are made while delving into the various steps and efforts taken to produce them.

Moguls Of Mahem: Focusing on a theme of carnage and chaos experts explain the science behind experiments like real-life hungry hippos and a firearm symphony shootout.

Big Bang: Experts investigate the origin of the universe and its growth from a minuscule point, smaller than an atomic particle, to the vast cosmos seen today.

Aliens Of The Microcosmos: Some of the brightest minds and theorists on the planet explore the limits of human knowledge and explain the science behind the microcosmos.

Borsalino Hats Folding Bicycles And Skyr: The host discovers how the distinctive Borsalino hat worn by Indiana Jones is made and how a bicycle can fold up to a tenth the size of a regular bike.

Iron Bathtubs Hopi Kachina Dolls Mine Truck Engine: The filmmaker sheds light on how ordinary everyday objects are made while delving into the various steps and efforts taken to produce them.

Pure Power: The narrator counts down a number of clips featuring individuals who use all their skills to remove the lid off the Internet, bungee jumps and drones that can fly and swim.

Alien Galaxies: The presenter sheds light on the evolution of galaxies from clouds of cold gas floating in the voids of space.

Mystery Of Alien Worlds: An explosion in the discovery of exoplanets challenges everything one knows about the universe. Experts use cutting-edge astronomy to investigate these mysterious alien worlds.

Life In Hell: After a UFO crashes in Pennsylvania, the authorities wonder whether it was a secret Soviet satellite or something more dangerous. Meanwhile, on Mercury, NASA finds frozen water.

Stratocaster Guitars Kalles Caviar And Aston Marti: The host sheds light on how the world's most famous electric guitar, the Fender Stratocaster and Swedish fermented cod roe Kalles caviar are made.

1000th Product: The filmmaker sheds light on how ordinary everyday objects are made while delving into the various steps and efforts taken to produce them.

Bucket List: Experts present the ultimate bucket list by demonstrating how to cook bread with a volcano, build underwater hotel rooms and go eyeball-to-eyeball with Great Whites.

Alien Solar Systems: The presenter explores the violent formation and eventual death of the solar system and what other planetary systems around far-flung stars might look like.

Curse Of The White Dwarf: New research suggests white dwarfs, which are dead stars with a dangerous side, are capable of exploding into supernovas and destroying planets.

Top Secret Terror: Images of Mercury reveal massive spider-like formations on its surface. Experts try to find out whether it is an odd geological formation or something much more ominous.

Alcatrazs Hidden Secrets: The investigation unravels Alcatraz's hidden past and engineering marvels as experts delve into its concrete cells and the notorious failed escape attempts.

Stucco On You: Bob suffers from mysterious open-wound sores all over his body. Elsewhere, cannot wait to have her lump removed.

What Makes Us Who We Are: As humans move through life, their identities are shaped by their experiences and thus, scientists delve into the realms of dreams to understand their innermost thoughts.

Lethal Weapons: Pictures from the Hubble telescope make the comet of the century look like an alien spacecraft. Experts answer whether Earth has already been invaded by alien organisms.

Romes Great Wall: Archaeologists investigate the Hadrian's Wall, England, an astonishing structure of the Roman Empire that runs from coast to coast, dividing the island of Britain in two.

Black Holes: The host sheds light on black holes which are powerful destroyers present in the universe. For years they were only speculation; however, astronomy is proving them real.

Vesuviuss Secret Victim: In 1979 AD, the devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius buried the tiny Roman town of Herculaneum in Italy, making it one of the most perfectly preserved towns in the world.

Extreme Stars: The host sheds light on the creation of stars which changed the cosmos forever, leading to planets and life itself.

Egypts Buried City: When archaeologists uncover the city of Amarna's forgotten ruins and the dark secrets that hide within them, its skeletons reveal a life of hardship and forbidden gods.

Supernovas: Life is created in unimaginably large explosions called supernovas, scattering the elements formed in the heart of stars.

Borsalino Hats Folding Bicycles And Skyr: The host discovers how the distinctive Borsalino hat worn by Indiana Jones is made and how a bicycle can fold up to a tenth the size of a regular bike.

Iron Bathtubs Hopi Kachina Dolls Mine Truck Engine: The filmmaker sheds light on how ordinary everyday objects are made while delving into the various steps and efforts taken to produce them.

Pure Power: The narrator counts down a number of clips featuring individuals who use all their skills to remove the lid off the Internet, bungee jumps and drones that can fly and swim.

Alien Galaxies: The presenter sheds light on the evolution of galaxies from clouds of cold gas floating in the voids of space.

Mystery Of Alien Worlds: An explosion in the discovery of exoplanets challenges everything one knows about the universe. Experts use cutting-edge astronomy to investigate these mysterious alien worlds.

Stratocaster Guitars Kalles Caviar And Aston Marti: The host sheds light on how the world's most famous electric guitar, the Fender Stratocaster and Swedish fermented cod roe Kalles caviar are made.

1000th Product: The filmmaker sheds light on how ordinary everyday objects are made while delving into the various steps and efforts taken to produce them.

Bucket List: Experts present the ultimate bucket list by demonstrating how to cook bread with a volcano, build underwater hotel rooms and go eyeball-to-eyeball with Great Whites.

Alien Solar Systems: The presenter explores the violent formation and eventual death of the solar system and what other planetary systems around far-flung stars might look like.

Curse Of The White Dwarf: New research suggests white dwarfs, which are dead stars with a dangerous side, are capable of exploding into supernovas and destroying planets.

Top Secret Terror: Images of Mercury reveal massive spider-like formations on its surface. Experts try to find out whether it is an odd geological formation or something much more ominous.

Leaning Tower Of Pisa Eider Down And Digestive Bis: The host explores the gravity-defying magic behind the Leaning Tower of Pisa as well as the making of chocolate digestive biscuits.

Paper Fans Walnut Oil Copper: The filmmaker sheds light on how ordinary everyday objects are made while delving into the various steps and efforts taken to produce them.

Mindbenders: Experts taste-test a 100-year-old cracker, witness a real life transformer car and listen to guitars played underwater.

Extreme Planets: From giant burning gas spheres to icy orphaned worlds wandering in interstellar space, the presenter explores the strange planets that inhabit the vast spread of the universe.

The Next Supernova: With a galaxy full of stars ready to explode into supernovas, a stellar detonation is powerful enough to destroy all life on Earth.

Lethal Weapons: Pictures from the Hubble telescope make the comet of the century look like an alien spacecraft. Experts answer whether Earth has already been invaded by alien organisms.

Mystery Of The Ice Mummy: Brand-new cutting-edge forensic technology reveals the darkest secrets of the Iceman, the world's oldest and most perfectly preserved mummy.

My Octopus Lipoma: Popularly known as Dr Pimple Popper, dermatologist Sandra Lee treats individuals afflicted with unusual skin conditions.

What Is Nothing: The concept of 'nothing' is a profound mystery in physics and scientists are probing this enigma through colossal experiments in the mind-bending realm of Quantum Mechanics.

Hammer Of Thor: Experts investigate the mysterious trails on the lunar surface near the Apollo landing sites and if a strange space object may spell disaster for the crew of the space shuttle.

Hitlers Lost Bunker: Investigators uncover the true story of Hitler's top-secret underground bunker, revealing that it was just one of several secret bunkers dotted around occupied Europe.

Big Bang: Experts investigate the origin of the universe and its growth from a minuscule point, smaller than an atomic particle, to the vast cosmos seen today.

Romes Great Wall: Archaeologists investigate the Hadrian's Wall, England, an astonishing structure of the Roman Empire that runs from coast to coast, dividing the island of Britain in two.

Black Holes: The host sheds light on black holes which are powerful destroyers present in the universe. For years they were only speculation; however, astronomy is proving them real.

Vesuviuss Secret Victim: In 1979 AD, the devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius buried the tiny Roman town of Herculaneum in Italy, making it one of the most perfectly preserved towns in the world.

Extreme Stars: The host sheds light on the creation of stars which changed the cosmos forever, leading to planets and life itself.

Stratocaster Guitars Kalles Caviar And Aston Marti: The host sheds light on how the world's most famous electric guitar, the Fender Stratocaster and Swedish fermented cod roe Kalles caviar are made.

1000th Product: The filmmaker sheds light on how ordinary everyday objects are made while delving into the various steps and efforts taken to produce them.

Bucket List: Experts present the ultimate bucket list by demonstrating how to cook bread with a volcano, build underwater hotel rooms and go eyeball-to-eyeball with Great Whites.

Alien Solar Systems: The presenter explores the violent formation and eventual death of the solar system and what other planetary systems around far-flung stars might look like.

Curse Of The White Dwarf: New research suggests white dwarfs, which are dead stars with a dangerous side, are capable of exploding into supernovas and destroying planets.

Leaning Tower Of Pisa Eider Down And Digestive Bis: The host explores the gravity-defying magic behind the Leaning Tower of Pisa as well as the making of chocolate digestive biscuits.

Paper Fans Walnut Oil Copper: The filmmaker sheds light on how ordinary everyday objects are made while delving into the various steps and efforts taken to produce them.

Mindbenders: Experts taste-test a 100-year-old cracker, witness a real life transformer car and listen to guitars played underwater.

Extreme Planets: From giant burning gas spheres to icy orphaned worlds wandering in interstellar space, the presenter explores the strange planets that inhabit the vast spread of the universe.

The Next Supernova: With a galaxy full of stars ready to explode into supernovas, a stellar detonation is powerful enough to destroy all life on Earth.

Lethal Weapons: Pictures from the Hubble telescope make the comet of the century look like an alien spacecraft. Experts answer whether Earth has already been invaded by alien organisms.

Parchment Shuttlecocks And Sea Salt: The host sheds light on how the ancient Greeks invented parchment with techniques still used today and the production process of shuttlecocks.

Gut Strings Absinthe Belt Buckles Lever Locks: The filmmaker sheds light on how ordinary everyday objects are made while delving into the various steps and efforts taken to produce them.

Life Hackers: Experts explain the science behind turning a bike into a car, soda into a fire extinguisher and a jet ski into a Jetovator.

Alien Moons: The presenter explores the 300 moons that lie within the solar system and delves into Earth's turbulent past.

Secret Lives Of Neutrinos: Neutrinos are considered to be the most mysterious particles in the universe and they power some of the most explosive events in the cosmos.

Hammer Of Thor: Experts investigate the mysterious trails on the lunar surface near the Apollo landing sites and if a strange space object may spell disaster for the crew of the space shuttle.

Neros Lost Palace: New discoveries reveal the scandals and secrets of Nero and his lost palace as experts use cutting-edge technology to confirm if the infamous emperor burned down Rome.

Mystery Of The Golden King: Stel and Jess trek to the Black Sea where they investigate a 7000-year-old skeleton buried in gold treasure. Later, they uncover evidence of an ancient catastrophe.

Can We Resurrect The Dead: Researchers are racing to digitally preserve the contents of human brains, opening the door to a future where humans may exist as software in unfamiliar, extraordinary forms.

Revenge Of The Fireflies: Experts try to figure out what is attacking astronaut brains and the appearance of space fireflies, which cause the glowing spiral in the Norway skies.

Leaning Tower Of Pisa The New Mystery: Investigators uncover the reasons for the Tower of Pisa's famous tilt while trying to figure out what mysterious forces keep it from toppling over.

Alien Galaxies: The presenter sheds light on the evolution of galaxies from clouds of cold gas floating in the voids of space.

Hitlers Lost Bunker: Investigators uncover the true story of Hitler's top-secret underground bunker, revealing that it was just one of several secret bunkers dotted around occupied Europe.

Big Bang: Experts investigate the origin of the universe and its growth from a minuscule point, smaller than an atomic particle, to the vast cosmos seen today.

Romes Great Wall: Archaeologists investigate the Hadrian's Wall, England, an astonishing structure of the Roman Empire that runs from coast to coast, dividing the island of Britain in two.

Black Holes: The host sheds light on black holes which are powerful destroyers present in the universe. For years they were only speculation; however, astronomy is proving them real.

Leaning Tower Of Pisa Eider Down And Digestive Bis: The host explores the gravity-defying magic behind the Leaning Tower of Pisa as well as the making of chocolate digestive biscuits.

Paper Fans Walnut Oil Copper: The filmmaker explores different production processes including but not limited to paper fans, nut oil and copper.

Mindbenders: Experts taste-test a 100-year-old cracker, witness a real life transformer car and listen to guitars played underwater.

Extreme Planets: From giant burning gas spheres to icy orphaned worlds wandering in interstellar space, the presenter explores the strange planets that inhabit the vast spread of the universe.

The Next Supernova: With a galaxy full of stars ready to explode into supernovas, a stellar detonation is powerful enough to destroy all life on Earth.

Parchment Shuttlecocks And Sea Salt: The host sheds light on how the ancient Greeks invented parchment with techniques still used today and the production process of shuttlecocks.

Gut Strings Absinthe Belt Buckles Lever Locks: The filmmaker explores different production processes including but not limited to gut strings, absinthe, belt buckles and lever locks.

Life Hackers: Experts explain the science behind turning a bike into a car, soda into a fire extinguisher and a jet ski into a Jetovator.

Alien Moons: The presenter explores the 300 moons that lie within the solar system and delves into Earth's turbulent past.

Secret Lives Of Neutrinos: Neutrinos are considered to be the most mysterious particles in the universe and they power some of the most explosive events in the cosmos.

Hammer Of Thor: Experts investigate the mysterious trails on the lunar surface near the Apollo landing sites and if a strange space object may spell disaster for the crew of the space shuttle.

Ballpoint Pens Army Rations And Rush Mats: The host discovers how some of the world's smoothest writing ballpoint pens that do not leak or fade are made and how pizzas for frontline soldiers are made.

Trombone Spanish Bota: The host explores the production processes of a trombone and traditional Spanish wineskins. Plus, looks at how smelly muddy peat is turned into rejuvenating face cream.

Tons Of Anarchy: Experts explain the science behind the world's biggest firework, a watermelon-destroying vacuum cannon and a giant fire tornado.

Supernovas: Life is created in unimaginably large explosions called supernovas, scattering the elements formed in the heart of stars.

Gravitational Waves Revealed: Gravitational waves help scientists explore the cosmos in revolutionary ways and the discoveries they make reveal the universe's greatest mysteries.

Revenge Of The Fireflies: Experts try to figure out what is attacking astronaut brains and the appearance of space fireflies, which cause the glowing spiral in the Norway skies.

Curse Of The Seventh Wonder: The Lighthouse of Alexandria is one of the world's original Seven Wonders but it also could have been home to a mysterious superweapon.

Island Of Rings: Stel and Jess search ancient underwater ruins off the coast of Greece and follow the trade routes of the Minoan civilization to a circular island and the heart of a volcano.

Can We Eliminate Evil: From the dawn of recorded history to the present day, mankind has struggled with its darker nature and researchers are uncovering the hidden forces that inflame these innerdemon.

Spacewalk Of Doom: When an astronaut begins to drown during a spacewalk, experts investigate the incident. Also, NASA discovers an asteroid that has potentially been converted into a spacecraft.

Ghosts Of The Wild West: The thirty-second shootout that left three outlaws dead on the streets of Tombstone, Arizona turned gunslingers Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp into celebrities of the Wild West.

Alien Solar Systems: The presenter explores the violent formation and eventual death of the solar system and what other planetary systems around far-flung stars might look like.

Leaning Tower Of Pisa The New Mystery: Investigators uncover the reasons for the Tower of Pisa's famous tilt while trying to figure out what mysterious forces keep it from toppling over.

Alien Galaxies: The presenter sheds light on the evolution of galaxies from clouds of cold gas floating in the voids of space.

Hitlers Lost Bunker: Investigators uncover the true story of Hitler's top-secret underground bunker, revealing that it was just one of several secret bunkers dotted around occupied Europe.

Big Bang: Experts investigate the origin of the universe and its growth from a minuscule point, smaller than an atomic particle, to the vast cosmos seen today.

Parchment Shuttlecocks And Sea Salt: The host sheds light on how the ancient Greeks invented parchment with techniques still used today and the production process of shuttlecocks.

Gut Strings Absinthe Belt Buckles Lever Locks: The filmmaker explores different production processes including but not limited to gut strings, absinthe, belt buckles and lever locks.

Life Hackers: Experts explain the science behind turning a bike into a car, soda into a fire extinguisher and a jet ski into a Jetovator.

Alien Moons: The presenter explores the 300 moons that lie within the solar system and delves into Earth's turbulent past.

Secret Lives Of Neutrinos: Neutrinos are considered to be the most mysterious particles in the universe and they power some of the most explosive events in the cosmos.

Ballpoint Pens Army Rations And Rush Mats: The host discovers how some of the world's smoothest writing ballpoint pens that do not leak or fade are made and how pizzas for frontline soldiers are made.

Trombone Spanish Bota: The host explores the production processes of a trombone and traditional Spanish wineskins. Plus, looks at how smelly muddy peat is turned into rejuvenating face cream.

Tons Of Anarchy: Experts explain the science behind the world's biggest firework, a watermelon-destroying vacuum cannon and a giant fire tornado.

Supernovas: Life is created in unimaginably large explosions called supernovas, scattering the elements formed in the heart of stars.

Gravitational Waves Revealed: Gravitational waves help scientists explore the cosmos in revolutionary ways and the discoveries they make reveal the universe's greatest mysteries.

Revenge Of The Fireflies: Experts try to figure out what is attacking astronaut brains and the appearance of space fireflies, which cause the glowing spiral in the Norway skies.

Violins Milk Deliveries And Pumice: The host discovers how modern violins that sound as good as the legendary Stradivarius are made in Cremona, Italy and how houses with volcanic rocks are built.

Surfboards Satchels: The host explores how the perfect board for catching waves is created which is enjoyed by over 35 million people. Plus, the process of making butter.

Bragging Rights: Some people have amazing skills that give them serious bragging rights, super-skilled individuals create tandem unicycles and high-altitude dinner parties.

Will Hawaii Sink La: Liz and Martin travel to Hawaii to investigate how evidence of catastrophic events in its geological past reveals a legacy of destruction.

Journey To A Black Hole: The supermassive black hole M87 is the first and only black hole ever photographed.

Halfcountry Hurricane: Hurricane Ida slammed the Louisiana coast in 2021 wherein shocked eyewitnesses film encounters with tornadoes and flooding all the way to New York City.

Pyramid At Sea: Stel and Jess investigate a mysterious Greek island where an advanced ancient civilization built a massive marble pyramid.

Mysteries of the Subconscious: Morgan Freeman investigates how humans are able to perform complex tasks without consciously thinking about them and tries to understand what gut instinct means.

Did We Nuke Jupiter: The filmmaker sheds light on a nuclear explosion on Jupiter and delves into the mystery of the iconic face on Mars.

Tower Of Babel The New Evidence: Enjoying rare access to the war-torn site of Baylon's famous site, investigators are uncovering the long-forgotten secrets of the tower.

Extreme Planets: From giant burning gas spheres to icy orphaned worlds wandering in interstellar space, the presenter explores the strange planets that inhabit the vast spread of the universe.

Ghosts Of The Wild West: The thirty-second shootout that left three outlaws dead on the streets of Tombstone, Arizona turned gunslingers Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp into celebrities of the Wild West.

Alien Solar Systems: The presenter explores the violent formation and eventual death of the solar system and what other planetary systems around far-flung stars might look like.

Leaning Tower Of Pisa The New Mystery: Investigators uncover the reasons for the Tower of Pisa's famous tilt while trying to figure out what mysterious forces keep it from toppling over.

Alien Galaxies: The presenter sheds light on the evolution of galaxies from clouds of cold gas floating in the voids of space.

Ballpoint Pens Army Rations And Rush Mats: The host discovers how some of the world's smoothest writing ballpoint pens that do not leak or fade are made and how pizzas for frontline soldiers are made.

Trombone Spanish Bota: The host explores the production processes of a trombone and traditional Spanish wineskins. Plus, looks at how smelly muddy peat is turned into rejuvenating face cream.

Tons Of Anarchy: Experts explain the science behind the world's biggest firework, a watermelon-destroying vacuum cannon and a giant fire tornado.

Supernovas: Life is created in unimaginably large explosions called supernovas, scattering the elements formed in the heart of stars.

Gravitational Waves Revealed: Gravitational waves help scientists explore the cosmos in revolutionary ways and the discoveries they make reveal the universe's greatest mysteries.

Violins Milk Deliveries And Pumice: The host discovers how modern violins that sound as good as the legendary Stradivarius are made in Cremona, Italy and how houses with volcanic rocks are built.

Surfboards Satchels: The host explores how the perfect board for catching waves is created which is enjoyed by over 35 million people. Plus, the process of making butter.

Bragging Rights: Some people have amazing skills that give them serious bragging rights, super-skilled individuals create tandem unicycles and high-altitude dinner parties.

Will Hawaii Sink La: Liz and Martin travel to Hawaii to investigate how evidence of catastrophic events in its geological past reveals a legacy of destruction.

Journey To A Black Hole: The supermassive black hole M87 is the first and only black hole ever photographed.

Super Yachts Space Suits And Katsuobushi: The host discovers how a Dutch company makes the world's fastest superyachts and how a new space suit that costs a fifth of the previous design is made.

Flying Horses Chess Sets: The host looks at the transportation process of top race horses who are given VIP treatment to get to their new owners. Later, he explores the methods used to photograph food.

Very Innovative People: From cardboard boats to jet ski powered water bikes, a look at the most innovative people on the web who can turn ideas into reality.

Can Krakatoa Stop Time: An active volcano with the power to plunge the whole world into a brutal dark age is rising from the sea. It remains to be seen whether it will cataclysmically erupt once again.

When Nasa Met Jupiter: NASA's Juno probe unlocks Jupiter's secrets, answers mysteries and gathers data. Later, scientists and experts explain the importance of this mission.

Did We Nuke Jupiter: The filmmaker sheds light on a nuclear explosion on Jupiter and delves into the mystery of the iconic face on Mars.

Derecho Superstorm: Eyewitnesses film their attempts to escape when a rare derecho superstorm blasts through the Midwest in 2020 - and then it happens again.

Legend Of The Adriatic: Stel and Jess dig into unexplored archeological sites along the Adriatic coast of Croatia where underwater relics lead them to an age-old legend of a lost city.

Did We Invent God: Neuroscientists stimulate out-of-body experiences in virtual reality laboratories to uncover what happens to the brain during spiritual journeys.

Nazis On The Moon: A Russian probe discovers that something has disturbed lunar soil before the USA or the USSR got there, leading to theories about the Nazis landing on the moon.

Lost City Of Troy: Archaeologists examine the hidden secrets of iconic structures and monuments from around the globe are revealed through scientific investigation and CGI animation.

Alien Moons: The presenter explores the 300 moons that lie within the solar system and delves into Earth's turbulent past.

Tower Of Babel The New Evidence: Enjoying rare access to the war-torn site of Baylon's famous site, investigators are uncovering the long-forgotten secrets of the tower.

Extreme Planets: From giant burning gas spheres to icy orphaned worlds wandering in interstellar space, the presenter explores the strange planets that inhabit the vast spread of the universe.

Ghosts Of The Wild West: The thirty-second shootout that left three outlaws dead on the streets of Tombstone, Arizona turned gunslingers Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp into celebrities of the Wild West.

Alien Solar Systems: The presenter explores the violent formation and eventual death of the solar system and what other planetary systems around far-flung stars might look like.

Violins Milk Deliveries And Pumice: The host discovers how modern violins that sound as good as the legendary Stradivarius are made in Cremona, Italy and how houses with volcanic rocks are built.

Surfboards Satchels: The host explores how the perfect board for catching waves is created which is enjoyed by over 35 million people. Plus, the process of making butter.

Bragging Rights: Some people have amazing skills that give them serious bragging rights, super-skilled individuals create tandem unicycles and high-altitude dinner parties.

Will Hawaii Sink La: Liz and Martin travel to Hawaii to investigate how evidence of catastrophic events in its geological past reveals a legacy of destruction.

Journey To A Black Hole: The supermassive black hole M87 is the first and only black hole ever photographed.

Very Innovative People: From cardboard boats to jet ski powered water bikes, a look at the most innovative people on the web who can turn ideas into reality.

Can Krakatoa Stop Time: An active volcano with the power to plunge the whole world into a brutal dark age is rising from the sea. It remains to be seen whether it will cataclysmically erupt once again.

When Nasa Met Jupiter: NASA's Juno probe unlocks Jupiter's secrets, answers mysteries and gathers data. Later, scientists and experts explain the importance of this mission.

Did We Nuke Jupiter: The filmmaker sheds light on a nuclear explosion on Jupiter and delves into the mystery of the iconic face on Mars.

Parma Ham Underground Signs And Rowing Machines: The host discovers how Parma ham, the most famous ham in the world, the rowing machines and the iconic London Underground signs are made.

Stainless Steel Safe Locks: The host looks at how a million tonnes of stainless steel is produced, how cash is kept safe with an uncrackable lock and the process of making traditional Indian sugar.

Seriously: Experts take a look at some videos including a man eating hot coal, a robot solving a Rubik's Cube in a second and a creature with a glowing beak.

Japanese Death Match: Liz and Martin visit Japan to witness the battle that rages between the people and the volcanoes, earthquakes and tsunamis that threaten them on a daily basis.

Nasas Journey To Mars: To reach the goal of sending humans to Mars within just 15 years, experts work on brand-new technology.