A behind-the-scenes look at the IndyCar Championship at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway which ends with a fiery crash resulting in the death of driver Dan Wheldon.

Intense weather keeps most of the boats tied up, but one captain goes AWOL to score big.

Metal detectors; muffins; Tiffany reproductions; aircraft engines.

Riding mowers; popcorn; cultured diamonds.

The qualifying rounds wrap up with seven must-win matchups, as many fan favorites try to secure a spot in the World Championship Tournament; at the end of the night, the field for the Round of 32 is revealed.

Escalators; Kevlar canoes; marble cheddar; disc music boxes.

Insight into how motorcycle engines, glass enamel sculptures, handmade paper and vaulting poles are made.

Aviation disasters that resulted from problems with autopilots and computerized systems.

Minutes before they're scheduled to land in Zurich, the pilots of a routine passenger flight can't find the runway. They abort and power up the engines in order to climb, but they are too late.

British Airways' flight number 38 suffers from double engine failure and crashes near Heathrow in 2008.

Two minutes after Scandinavian Airlines Flight 751 leaves Stockholm in 1991, smoke filters through the cabin and both engines fail, one erupting into flames.

In the worst U.S. crash in more than seven years, a Buffalo-bound flight stalls and plummets into a suburban home in 2009.

Shortly after take-off, US Airways Flight 1549 encounters a bird strike and lands on the Hudson River.

Investigation into the 2009 crash of Turkish Airlines Flight 195. Just before landing in Amsterdam, the plane mysteriously fell from the sky, killing nine people.

On July 17, 2007, TAM Airlines Flight 3054 slides off runway 35L at Congonhas Airport in São Paulo, Brazil, and crashes at high speed into a warehouse adjacent to a petrol station killing nearly 200 people.

West Caribbean Airways Flight 708 crashes down killing 160 people in 2005, ultimately leading to the bankruptcy of the troubled airline.

Arrow Air Flight 1285 with 248 American soldiers on board crashes seconds after refueling in Newfoundland.

Near the end of its flight, Continental Express Flight 2574 suffers wing damage and goes into a dive falling out of the sky.

A Northwest Airlines flight cruises above the Bering Sea before problems develop and pilots must make an emergency landing in Anchorage.

A plane with members of the Manchester United football team crashes while heading home from Yugoslavia, killing 23 aboard.

Korean Air Cargo Flight 8509 crashes shortly after take off from London Stansted Airport on December 22, 1999.

In 1978, PSA Flight 182 collides with a Cessna and crashes into a San Diego residential area killing people on both planes and seven people on the ground.

On July 11, 1991, the crew of Nigeria Airways Flight 2120 unsuccessfully tries to return to the airport after a burst tire creates an in-flight fire which causes 247 Nigerian pilgrims and 14 crew to perish.

Moments before Pacific Southwest Flight 1771 crashes on a cattle ranch in California, gunshots are heard in the cabin.

Pilots of TACA Flight 110 make a remarkable landing on a narrow levee, but investigators must find out why the engines in a brand new plane failed.

SAS Flight 686 takes off from Milan's Linate Airport and moments later collides with a Cessna on the runway.

A shocking look at the fate of United Airlines Flight 232 which crashed into Sioux City's runway in 1989 causing a subsequent explosion that left 111 people dead.

Internal US flight loses a propeller 19,000 feet over the Pacific Ocean.

A ValuJet bursts into flames and crashes in the Florida Everglades which reignites a controversy that rocks the FAA.

Following a fatal crash in treacherous conditions at Taipei's Chiang Kai-shek airport, investigators make a shocking discovery on the runway.

SilkAir Flight 185 en route to Singapore crashed into the Musi River in Indonesia after abruptly plunging from its 35,000 feet cruising altitude, killing all 97 passengers on board.

Experts face a tricky investigation into the crash of TANS Peru Flight 204 after key evidence is looted from the crash site.

Experts investigate the collision of two planes over the Grand Canyon in 1956, uncovering a frightening problem that threatened the entire aviation system.

On May 25, 1979, Flight 191 crashes into a trailer park moments after takeoff; 271 people aboard were killed.

Experts investigate the shocking crash of United Airlines Flight 173 in which all four engines failed resulting in the death of ten people in Oregon.

Investigation into the 2011 air disaster that killed an entire top-flight Russian ice hockey team.

When Polish President Lech Kaczynski is killed in a plane crash, investigators discover that this was not simply a pilot error.

A look at the frightening crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 409 in 2010; after ruling out terrorists, investigators came to a highly controversial conclusion.

When an alarm warns the pilots of Flight 518 that they are dangerously close to the ground, the aircraft suddenly smashes into a mountain.

With the wreckage lost in the Atlantic Ocean, the crash of Air France Flight 447 in 2009 launched one of the toughest disaster investigations of all time.

Investigators must rely on a reconstruction along with witness statements to determine what went wrong when a plane crashes after take-off.

On June 6, 1971, Hughes Airwest Flight 706 collided with a US Marine Corps F-4 Phantom at 15,000 feet over California.

Shortly after taking off from Zurich, Crossair Flight 498 banks sharply to the right and spirals to the ground, killing everyone on board.

Right after taking off, Air Florida flight 90 stalled and plunged through the ice into Washington's Potomac River; experts examine what caused the catastrophe.

Experts investigate the crashing of American Airlines Flight 587, which killed 265 people in New York City just months after the 9/11 attacks.

Investigators must figure out why a crew of skilled hurricane hunters was nearly killed after an engine fire crippled their aircraft mid-flight.

In 1980, Itavia Flight 870 exploded over the sea; after 30 years of investigations, experts finally reveal the truth behind the mysterious disaster.

Above France, a highly trained crew puts a commercial airliner to the test; as the plane prepares to land, the captain suddenly loses control.

Experts investigate an unexpected explanation for the fatal crash of Air Moorea Flight 1121 when they hear its pilot's anguished cry on the cockpit voice recorder.

On November 4, 2010, the pilots of Qantas Flight 32 were forced to deal with a series of failures when an explosion tore apart an engine on their A380.

When British Midland Flight 92 has an engine fire, the pilots try to make a landing, but the second engine fails before they can get to safety.

Airline owner Niki Lauda joins forces with investigators to determine why Lauda Air Flight 004 fell into a steep dive and crashed.

Investigators face a baffling mystery when Varig Flight 254 crashes in a remote jungle nearly 700 miles off course.

Flight 201 takes off for a one-hour flight to Colombia and then disappears from radar while flying over one of the most remote jungles on Earth.

Investigators examine similarities between a crash landing at Tokyo's Narita Airport and an accident at Newark Airport more than a decade earlier.

The celebrity son of JFK disappeared along with his plane in 1999; investigators soon found the wreckage, but are unsure what brought the aircraft down.

Aluminum foil; snowboards; contact lenses; bread; host Mark Tewksbury.

Compact discs; cheese; pantyhose; fluorescent tubes. Host: Mark Tewksbury.

Toothpicks, acrylic bathtubs, helicopters and beer are put under the microscope to find out how they are made.

Hearing aids; 3-D puzzles; rubber mats; toilets. Host: Mark Tewksbury.

Host Mark Tewksbury puts copy paper, jeans, computers and plate glass under the microscope to see how each of them are made.

How Kayaks, safety boots, electronic signs and cereal are made.

Trucks; adhesive bandages; circuit boards; liquor. Host: Mark Tewksbury.

Steel; apple juice; landing gear for aircraft; cosmetics. Host: Mark Tewksbury.

Holograms, package-printing, skin culture and tinned sweet corn are put under the microscope to see how they are made.

Plastic bags; solar panels; containers for gas; hockey sticks.

Screw caps; chocolate; pills; pasta. Host: Mark Tewksbury.

Bicycle helmets, aluminum, lithium batteries and car brakes: more everyday objects are placed under the microscope to find out how they are made.

Discover how eyeglass lenses, granite and microprocessors are made.

Honey, honeycombs, fibre optics, bricks and pipe organs are put under the microscope to see how they are made.

Jet skis, wine, office furniture and ice skates are put under the microscope to find out how they were made.

Find out how winter jackets are constructed, animation is created from initial drawings, mushrooms come into being and gold is formed.

Construction wood, recycling, hydroponic lettuce and fishing flies are put under the microscope to see where they came from.

Find out how wooden doors are fashioned, paintballs are produced, newspapers turned out and diamonds are cut.

Hydrogen cars; carpets; drinking water; laser eye surgery; acoustic guitars.

Fibercast boats, clothes driers, bubble gum and fireworks are put under the microscope to see how they were made.

False teeth, steel safes and maple syrup; more objects are put under the microscope to find out how they were made and where they came from.

Gummies, aluminum cans and bronze sculptures are put under the microscope to see how they were made and where they came from.

Artificial limbs, peanut butter and high-intensity light bulbs are put under the microscope to see how they are made.

Cars; grocery carts; rapid tooling and prototyping; collectible coins.

Ball bearings, electrical wires and automated machines are put under the microscope to see how they were made.

Pre-inked stamps; cranberries; cotton yarn; road signs.

Combination locks; pottery; recreational vehicles.

Front-end loaders; vegetable oil; hand tools; cotton swabs.

Temporary metal fences; asphalt shingles.

Horse-drawn carriages; artificial eyes; cat and dog food.

Yogurt; candles; neon signs; bookbindings.

Prepared mustard; violins; nuts and bolts; toilet paper.

Fresh-cut flowers; adhesive tape; tofu; lottery tickets.

Inflatable watercraft; couscous; modeling dough. Host: Mark Tewksbury.

Wind generators; PVC gloves; ThermoFormed glass. Host: Mark Tewksbury.

Explores the production process behind car radiators, hatchery chicks and phyllo dough as everyday items are put under the microscope.

Explores the production process behind electric baseboard heaters, moulded pulp containers, video games and more.

Explore the production process behind firefighter boots, garden tools and automated machines as everyday items are put under the microscope.

Plastic bottles and jars, mail, eggs, handcrafted wood pens.

Plastic injection moulds, automotive oil filters, filing cabinets, blown glass.

Gain insight into how high-precision cutting tools, stained glass, semi-trailer and recorders are produced.

Insight into the production process that go into making everyday items such as conga drums, metal plating and buttons.

Insight into the production processes that go into making grinding wheels, compost, window blinds and milk.

Brushes and push brooms; blackboards; smoked salmon.

Commercial signs in 3-D; hardwood floors; mattresses.

Ceramic tiles; nuts; steel forgings; skateboards.

Car engines; flour, recliners; envelopes.

Plastic cups and cutlery; special effects makeup; gold; harps.

An insight into how countertop laminate, frozen treats, children's building blocks and detergents are made.

Examine how decorative mouldings, commercial pulleys, industrial rubber hoses and vinyl floor sheeting are made.

Putty knives; garage doors; electric motors; wool.

Examine how paving asphalt, marshmallow cookies, loudspeakers and electronic door locks are manufactured.

Wood burning stoves; orthotics; ballet slippers; buses.

Robotic arms, tattoos, napkins and concrete pipes; more items are put under the microscope to find out how they are made.

Hockey gloves; snack cakes; remolded tires; waste water treatment.

Discovers how ambulances, dining room tables, diatonic accordions and acrylic awards are made.

Alkaline batteries; wheelchairs; flutes.

Golf balls, furniture handles and other everyday items are put under the microscope to find out how they are made.

Find out how suits of armor are constructed, how street light poles are erected, how poles are bent and what goes on in a membrane switch.

Sulkies, bagpipes, yule logs and fishing lures are put under the microscope to find out how they are made.

Goalie pads; crystal wine glasses.

Cement; caskets; soft drinks; glider rockers.

Kitchen knives; mannequins; hypodermic needles.

Electrical panels, kites and toothbrushes are put under the microscope to discover how they are made.

Three-wheeled vehicles, baseball bats and artificial bonsais are put under the microscope to find out how they are made.

Springs; pavers; pianos.

Ropes; billiard tables; sailboards; cymbals.

A closer look at how seatbelts, hot-air balloons, wax figurines and windows are made from scratch and turned into finished products.

Showing how air fillers, billiard cues, suits and ice sculptures are truly made, focusing on the manufacturing process.

The hosts explore how escalator handrails, highlighters, guitar strings and wigs are made, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Traditional bows; coffee machines; mascots; hammocks.

Fiberglass insulation; wooden ducks; gumball machines; exhaust systems.

Examines the materials, technology and manufacturing processes used to create chains, bagels and vinyl records.

Windshields; English saddles; butter; post clocks.

Individual transporters; cedar canoes; electric guitars.

Residential water heaters; air bags; jelly beans; ice resurfacers.

Amphibious vehicles; putters; model ships; drum heads.

Footballs; electric guitar amps; marbles; propellers.

Engine blocks; jawbreakers; drum shells; drums.

Lighters; fossils; hockey pucks; high-pressure cylinders.

Balloons; wallpaper; frozen French fries; incandescent light bulbs.

Looks into how various items like matches, carousel horses, fine porcelain and fuel tanks are made.

Glass cookware; soap bars; steel drums; firefighter uniforms.

What goes into the fabrication of everyday items such as crayons, wooden kayaks, lawn mowers and gold chains.

Find out what goes into manufacturing inflatable safety devices, braille typewriters and carbon fiber cellos.

A closer look at how carbon-fibre masts, roller chains, IMAX projectors and fortune cookies are made from scratch and developed into finished products.

Firefighter helmets; nautical compasses; packaging tubes; hand saws.

A closer look at how halogen bulbs, cellulose insulation, aluminium ladders and bamboo fly rods are made from scratch and developed into finished products.

Drill bits; photo booths; stamps.

Discover how yacht wheels, braided rugs, automobile thermostats and chisels are made.

Photographs; fur tanning; welding electrodes; violins.

Glass bottles, hacksaws and goalie masks - more everyday items are put under the microscope to find out how they are made.

Lacrosse sticks; frozen fish; flashlights; paint brushes.

Deep cycle batteries, tins and optical lenses are put under the microscope to find out how they are made.

Horseshoes; dishwashers; graphite fly rods; pizza.

Find out how pistons, paint rollers, parachutes and chimneys are produced as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Find out how CO2 cartridges, pretzels, scissor lifts and skating rinks are produced, as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Pro hockey sticks; bronzed shoes; treadmills; hand-held computers.

Motorcycles; clay pipes; drumsticks; whistles.

Find out how handcuffs are forged, caulking and joint compound are made, propane tanks are filled and forensic facial reconstruction is done.

Fur coats; hearses; outdoor light fixtures; golf tees.

Fishing reels; miniature houses; kitchen mixers.

Examines the manufacturing processes used to create manhole covers, range hoods, artificial logs and snowmobiles.

Solid tires; cheesecake; canoe paddles; globes.

Boomerangs; barbecues; pinball machines; strobe lights.

Wooden bowls; chain saws; stackable potato chips; jet compressor blades.

Steel wool; ranges; carved candles; slot machines.

CCD semiconductors; airline meals; paper cups; trumpets.

Padlocks; hair clippers; wooden shoes; synthetic leather.

Racing shells; stainless-steel sinks; leather; pedal steel guitars.

Swords; pontoons; grandfather clocks; fuses.

Bumpers; lighting gels and camera filters; steam-powered models; candy canes.

Umbrellas; outboard motors; silver cutlery; tape measures.

Scalpels; oil paints; British police helmets; ice axes.

Bacon; snowblowers; luxury cars.

Automatic transmissions; silver miniatures; hot air balloon baskets; darts.

Magnets; cooked ham; silver-plated teapots; crash-test dummies.

Curling stones; refrigerators; aluminum baseball bats; opalescent glass.

Levels; hot dogs; abrasive grains; sandpaper.

Ice cream treats; wooden golf clubs; aircraft wings; car battery recycling.

Automotive fuel pumps; cricket bats; change machines; ductile iron pipe.

Wooden barrels; fire hydrants; automobile seats; cathode ray tubes.

Stainless steel; football helmets; resin figurines; laboratory glassware.

Fire extinguishers; doughnuts; shock absorbers; banjos.

Dress forms; boat propellers; duvets; faucets.

Bronze bells; wooden airplane propellers; charcoal briquettes; gas log fireplaces.

Ice cream cones; tent trailers; shoe polish; pliers.

Steel shipping drums; police whistles; miniature train cars; glass blocks.

Pocket knives; soapstone products; electric pole transformers; snowshoes.

Binoculars; sparklers; rubber boots; circular-saw blades.

Anatomical models; jukeboxes; tortilla chips; spark plugs.

Examine how pencils, metal recycling and coffee are made.

Javelins; cuckoo clocks; hearts of palm; windshield wipers.

Technical glass; washing machines; playing cards; crossbows.

Cine cameras, glass christmas ornaments and giant tires.

Microphones; hot tubs; artificial turf; beer steins.

Find out how hot rods, decorative eggs, fire hose nozzles and baseballs are made.

Accordions; pineapples; artificial joints.

Giant valves; sardines; barographs; disposable diapers.

Heated skate blades; gliders; hand bells; fire hoses.

Induction cooktops; truck scales; Tetra Pak containers; harmonicas.

Baseball gloves; medical electrodes; Stetson hats.

Pneumatic impact wrenches; cultured marble sinks; plantain chips; NASCAR stock cars.

Jaws of life; artificial Christmas trees; soda crackers; ratchets.

Thermometers; produce scales; aircraft painting; luxury chocolates.

Carburetors; air conditioners; sugar.

Combination wrenches; deli meats; golf carts; airships.

Discover how carbon fibre car parts, hand dryers, recycled polyester yarn and fleece are made.

Police badges; rum; car washes; pressure gauges.

Metal detectors; muffins; Tiffany reproductions; aircraft engines.

Riding mowers; popcorn; cultured diamonds.

Discovering what it takes to make airstream trailers, horseradish, industrial steam boilers and deodorant.

Screwdrivers; rubber track loaders; physician scales; carbon fiber baseball bats.

Escalators; Kevlar canoes; marble cheddar; disc music boxes.

Insight into how motorcycle engines, glass enamel sculptures, handmade paper and vaulting poles are made.

Hammers; Swiss cheese; roller skates; colored pencils.

We find out how carbon fiber bicycles, blood products, forged chandeliers, ballpoint pens are manufactured.

An insight into how Swiss army knives, player piano rolls, racing wheels and oil tankers are produced.

Bowling balls; barber poles; felt; radar guns.

How everyday items are made.

Discovering how gears; leather watchbands; Vitrelle dishes; kitchen scissors are made.

Pressure cookers; mechanical singing birds; oceanographic buoys; stainless steel tank trailers.

Aluminum boats; Alpine Horns; luxury watches.

All-terrain vehicles; alpine skis; laser cutters; marble sculptures.

How items such as socket sets, leather shoes, aluminum water bottles and bike chains are manufactured.

Carved wood sculptures; flatware; cow bells; fountain pens.

Olive oil; lift trucks; seamless rolled rings; ski boots.

Professional cookware; luxury inlaid boxes; high-efficiency water heaters; scooters.

More everyday items are put under the microscope to discover how mini GP motorcycles, fig biscuits, tool boxes and pipe bends are made.

Western revolver replicas; arc trainers; used-oil furnaces; vegetable peelers; pizza cutters.

More everyday items are put under the microscope; discovering how golf clubs, waffles, custom wires and cables and train wheels are made.

Sails; walnuts; wheel immobilizers; honeycomb structural panels.

Surfboard; stickers; sandwich cookies; concrete roofing tiles.

Examining how items such as ski goggles, tower cranes, porcelain figurines and diesel engines are manufactured.

More everyday items are put under the microscope; offering insight into how stuffed olives, astrolabes and western saddles are made.

Custom running shoes; axes; racing karts; animatronics.

More everyday items are put under the microscope as we discover how headphones, diving regulators and reflector light bulbs are made.

Fly fishing reels; house paint; weaving loom; ice maker.

Graphite pencil leads, clarinets and special effects are put under the spotlight to see how they're made.

Air boats; onions; 3D metal printing; curved cabinet doors.

An insight into the production process for retractable ballpoint pens, solar salt and tubas.

Exploring the production processes for kelp caviar, luxury sailboats, dental crowns and high-performance engines.

Leather briefcases; crop-dusters; corn whiskey; drag-racing clutches.

Follow the manufacturing processes behind train rails, desalinated water, racing wheelchairs and parquetry flooring.

Following the manufacturing processes behind flight simulators, traditional bookbinding, greenhouse tomatoes and hurricane-proof shutters.

Worcestershire sauce; lawn bowls; radio-controlled model jets.

Pipes; rock-climbing gear; leather bike saddles; luxury sports cars.

Replica foods, traffic cone dispensers, rocking horses, London taxis.

Miniature furniture, garden steam locomotives, hovercraft, folding bicycles.

Follow the manufacturing processes behind crosscut saws, haggis and collectible firearms and more.

Alligator bags; lockers; bench planes; deployable flight recorders.

Grapples; flavorings; dog sleds; athletic shoes.

Retractable cords; wood frame sports cars; sushi.

Leather wallets; French horns; soy sauce; children's ride-on cars.

Millefiori glass paperweights; road salt; nutcrackers; car doors.

Straight razors; black pudding, steering wheels; inorganic pigments.

Cast Iron cookware; biodiesel; clothes hangers; stone wool insulation.

Needles & pins; architectural mouldings; locomotives; clothespins.

Filigree glass; fish food; motor homes.

Surgical instruments; ketchup; double decker buses; walking sticks.

Audio vacuum tubes; shredders; wood model aircraft, metal snare drums.

Kitchen accessories; vacuums; paper mache; hydraulic cylinders.

Clay; liquor jugs; deli meats; NASCAR engines.

Digital dentistry; nail clippers; poster restoration; canola oil.

Dial thermometers; hummus; spent fuel containers; straw sombreros.

Tequila; waterbeds; flip flops; silver.

Composite propane cylinders; salsa; water-pumping windmills; dragsters.

Decorative sombreros; salad dressings; cap guns, regenerative medicine.

How cheese graters, hot sauce, silver jewelry and traditional Mexican chairs are made.

Explores the production processes of everyday items like game calls, mayonnaise and butterfly safety razors.

Exploring the production processes of everyday items like corn tortillas, bush planes and aluminium bike wheels.

Folding kayaks; garbage trucks; ceramic composite brake discs.

Explores the production processes of everyday items like rolled wafers, wood pellets and class and championship rings.

How speed skates, synthetic rubber, cocoa beans and bulk chocolate are made.

Custom steering wheels; apple pie; domestic radiators; paper towels.

Whips; automated pizza makers; incense cones; scale turbine engines.

Heather gems; instant film; beet sugar; electric roadsters.

Underwater robots; lasagna; band saws; ski trekking poles.

An insight into the making of laminated wood beams, off-road sport utility vehicles, veggie burgers and augers.

Discover how turbochargers, enchiladas and watches are made.

Patterned glass panels; road cases; stop-frame animation.

A look into how industrial wire ropes, living walls, large format cameras and gemstones are made.

Discover how chocolate coins, floor heating systems, pedal cars, playground equipment and latex swords are made.

Discover how motorcycle jackets, shovels, intake manifolds and forged spades are made; how is farmed caviar produced?

The host explores and explains how wax figures, awnings and sandwich crackers are produced for public use and consumption.

We discover how everyday things like pipe cleaners, Blue Stilton cheese, smart electric meters and telescopes are manufactured.

The host explores and explains how fish replicas, siren systems and prepackaged sandwiches are made for public consumption.

Learning how tapioca pudding, snow plows, paddle boats and fiber cement siding are manufactured.

Rally cars; pork pies; floating fountains; artificial stone ornaments.

Cufflinks; blueberry turnovers; dashboards; pottery.

Examine how pharmaceutical blister packs, deli slicers, oysters and weather vanes are manufactured and produced.

Top and bowler hats, solar water heaters, sticky buns and electrostatic speakers are put under the microscope.

Discover how everyday items such as turntables, steam engines, playground equipment and non-stick cookware are manufactured.

How do they make garden forks, English toffee, paint chip cards and Bundt pans? Find out here as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Taking a look at how everyday items like pewter flasks, potato salad, hydrogen fuel cells and engineered wood siding are made.

Insight into how everyday items such as canvas wall tents, peace pipes, shredded wheat cereal and cannons are made.

An insight into how everyday items such as robotic hunting decoys, tinned tomatoes, scoreboards and lassos are made; find out as more everyday items are put under the microscope.

Turf grass; beef jerky; wood chippers; bowling pins.

An insight into the production processes of everyday items including multi-tools, jojoba oil and marionettes.

An insight into how everyday items such as fish decoys, cylinder stoves, film digitization and concrete light poles are made.

Aviation experts determine what went wrong when a Concorde exploded into flames moments after leaving a Paris runway.

A Learjet 45 carrying Mexico's interior minister slams into Mexico City's financial district, killing everyone on board and seven on the ground.

After clearing the Manx2 Flight 7100 for landing, controllers at Ireland's Cork Airport are shocked when it goes into a severe roll, crashing into the runway.

First Air Flight 6560 slammed into a hillside near Resolute Bay, one of the most remote airports in the world.

Leading aviation experts are confronted with a shocking theory as they investigate one of the greatest aviation mysteries of all time.

A 1996 collision between United Express 5925 and a private plane leaves investigators stumped, until they learn a missing pilot played a role.

Asiana Flight 214 slams into a seawall just short of the runway in San Francisco.

In 1992, Flight 1862 from Amsterdam to Tel Aviv suffered a catastrophic crash; investigators subsequently discover a lethal problem threatening every 747.

A fire breaks out on UPS Flight six; as smoke fills the cockpit, getting the plane to safety is a race against time.

The United Nations DC-6 mysteriously crashes 10 miles from the runway while on a secret mission over Africa.

Atlantic Airways Flight 670 mysteriously careens off the runway and down an embankment on the tiny Norwegian island of Stord.

Spanair Flight 5022 attempts to takeoff from Barajas Airport, but stalls immediately, banks to the right and crashes, killing 154 of the 172 people on board.

Experts make an astonishing find as they investigate the fate of Garuda Indonesia Flight 200, which crashed in 2007, killing 21 of the 140 people on board.

An investigator puts his reputation on the line to prove the startling truth behind the fatal crash of Atlantic Southeast Airlines Flight 2311 in 1991.

Ninety-five people die when TAM Airlines flight 402 crashes seconds after take-off; experts investigate what went wrong.

When a private Learjet veers onto an unplanned trajectory en route to Dallas from Orlando, it's clear something has gone terribly wrong.

On September 11, 2001, hijackers fly American Airlines Flight 77 into the Pentagon, while in New York, jetliners hit the World Trade Center.

Two 747s collide on the tarmac in Tenerife in what remains the single deadliest aviation accident of all time.

As China Airlines Flight 120 touches down in Okinawa, Japan, it erupts in flames. There are no injuries, but troubling questions are raised.

Proteus Airlines Flight 706 explodes as it completes a sightseeing loop.

When a Colorado commuter flight ends in disaster, the shocking cause will rock the entire airline industry.

When Germanwings Flight 9525 crashes in the French Alps, investigators are faced with a sinister explanation that's almost beyond belief.

After losing both engines and all electrical power in a violent storm, the pilots of garuda Indonesia Flight 421 manage one of the most remarkable emergency landings of all time.

The captain of AirAsia Flight 8501 overrides the computer's instructions and his impromptu fix leads to a deadly stall over the Java Sea.

A 747 cargo plane crashes seconds after taking off from a U.S. airfield in Afghanistan, and an overlooked piece of evidence eventually tells investigators they were dead wrong about the cause.

The investigation into a commuter crash in northern Minnesota reveals a troubling pattern of abuse that leads to a breakdown in human cooperation.

A commuter flight to Detroit ends in a harrowing death spiral, and a close analysis leads investigators to a stunning realization.

Investigators face puzzling questions when a Boeing 767 crashes into the hillside several miles from South Korea's Gimhae International airport.

When TWA Flight 800 explodes over Long Island, the search for the truth pits crash investigators against the nation's most respected crime detectives.

The crash of Garuda Indonesia Flight 152 is the country's worst-ever aviation disaster, and one that's baffled investigators.

Approaching Charlotte, North Carolina, USAir Flight 1016 falls from the sky; the pilots blame severe weather, but that's only part of the story.

A car's dash cam captures footage of the final moments of TransAsia Airways Flight 235, as it nosedives into Taipei's Keelung River.

A plane carrying Russian tourists crashes into the Sinai Desert, and though a terrorist group claims responsibility it takes clever detective work to figure out what really happened to Metrojet 9268.

In Buenos Aires, LAPA Flight 3142 staggers until it collapses and explodes in flames.

Bound for Kathmandu, Thai Airways Flight 311 crashes into the Himalayas, far from its projected flight path.

The investigation into a doomed cargo plane reveals a troubling list of maintenance failures that bring down an entire airline.

When TransAsia Flight 222 crashes on the Taiwanese resort island of Penghu, investigators uncover a systematic problem with fatal consequences.

Investigators look into the crash of Delta Airlines flight 1141, which crashes just moments after take off.

A commercial airliner goes down in eastern Ukraine, and the evidence indicates that it was shot down.

On a high-stakes demonstration flight in Indonesia, a Russian-made Superjet slams into an infamous mountain, killing everyone on board.

The United Nations DC-6 mysteriously crashes 10 miles from the runway while on a secret mission over Africa.

Investigators search for a threatening flaw when Qantas Airways Flight 72 nearly falls out of the sky.

A DC-9, flown by a seasoned Alitalia crew, crashes into the ground just a few miles short of a Zurich runway.

China Airlines flight 140 falls out of the sky at Japan's Nagoya Airport.

Continental Flight 1713 crashes on take-off in Denver amid heavy snow.

En route to Hong Kong, Cathay Pacific Flight 780 is high over the South China Sea when both of the plane's engines fail, turning the Airbus A-330 into a 200-ton glider; the captain takes over manual control and manages to power up one engine.

Competing in a highly-modified P-51 Mustang at the Reno Air Races, Jimmy Leeward is determined to set a new speed record, but half way through the race, his plane spirals out of control and crashes onto the tarmac in front of the stands.

En route to Cardiff, Wales, the crew of KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 report an engine problem and head back to the airport; just as it is about to touch down, the aircraft crashes and breaks apart on a field next to the runway.

Bamboo bikes; chainsaw art; breath mints; manual motorcycle transmissions.

Dinnerware; reservoir air tanks; frosted cereal; fossils.

An insight into how everyday items such as clay, pitted prunes, spurs and polyurethane tyres are made.

An insight into the manufacturing processes of tasers, canned soup, jaw harps and mouth bows and diving boards.

An insight into the production process for Navajo rugs, crude oil, kaleidoscopes and titanium dental implants.

Space pens; reef aquariums; metal caskets; composite bike wheels.

An insight into how native healing drums, raisins, stereoscopic viewers and ribbon microphones are produced.

Horse bits; oat cereal; turquoise jewelry; electric scooters.

Nail nippers; jade putters; ice cider; water skis.

Stagecoaches; road reflectors; fire-baked pottery; custom motorcycle tanks.

Clay pipes; drinking fountains; orange liqueur; compound bows.

Tissues; recreational trailers; slippers; motorcycle helmets.

U-locks; teepees; croissants; rolling luggage.

Prams; factory-built homes; wood flutes; bicycle tires.

An insight into the production process for thinning shears, wagon wheels, toaster pastries and violin bows.

The host sheds light on how cast-iron bathtubs, Hopi kachina dolls, mine-truck engines and memory cards are manufactured.

An insight into the manufacturing and production process for oil and encaustic paints, marine plywood and cycling shoes.

An insight into the manufacturing and production process for everyday items such as paper fans, walnut oil and copper.

Looking into the manufacturing and production process for gut strings, absinthe, belt buckles and lever locks.

Rubber gloves; soap carvings; aircraft cabinets; motorcycle brake locks.

Taking a look at how everyday items like powder horns, handcrafted molds, perogies and inner tubes are made.

Taking a look at how everyday items like lace antique frame replicas, orchids and unicycle wheel hubs are made.

Taking a look at how everyday items like external hard drives, frozen shrimp, Thai rice boxes and paper towels are made.

The host explains the making of everyday items that include tea, the finials of roofs, artificial flowers and alloy wheels.

Gel caps; playground spring riders; frozen pancakes; natural rubber.

More everyday items are put under the microscope; discovering how paper umbrellas, coal, aircraft seats and cremation urns are made.