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Theories concerning the evolution of birds, explaining how feathered creatures can be traced back to winged dinosaurs

The restoration of a rare Japanese icon is a chance for Drew to pay homage to one of his automotive heroes. However, work stalls when Paul struggles to find essential parts

Eccentric military equipment collector Bruce Crompton is tasked with creating a display based on the French Resistance

A look at the destruction of the town of Herculaneum by the same eruption of Mount Vesuvius that wiped out Pompeii in 79 AD

New discoveries reveal who the Roman Empire were trying to keep out with the 72-mile-long Hadrian's Wall

The evolution of galaxies, from clouds of cold gas floating in space 13 billion years ago, to the vast gravitationally bound systems of today

Scientists explain why hotter than expected temperatures of Jupiter have left them baffled. Plus, detectives asks Nasa for help in solving a murder cold case

Experts explore a new theory surrounding Scotland's Loch Ness Monster. The creature may not only be real, but possibly more dangerous than ever imagined

Josh Gates embarks on a mission into the dark caves and thick jungles of Puerto Rico in search of the mysterious Chupacabra

Chasing Bigfoot's origin story, Phil and Jessica uncover a rash of recent sightings and bone-chilling new evidence in the Pacific Northwest

Don Wildman examines a pocket calendar that belonged to a woman stranded in the Arctic, and a space shuttle at the centre of an ordeal 200 miles above the Earth

Don Wildman examines an engineer's daring mission to save an airship, and an explorer's life-long quest to uncover an ancient lost Inca city

The science of astronomy. This edition explores new discoveries surrounding dark matter and energy

Theories concerning the evolution of birds, explaining how feathered creatures can be traced back to winged dinosaurs

Nikola Tesla died before he finished a mysterious, earth-shattering invention. However, it is hoped the ground beneath his only remaining lab may yield clues

The manufacture of ball bearings, cartoonists' ink and false eyes

How Russian dolls are made, and the production of aloe vera and flags

Eccentric military equipment collector Bruce Crompton is tasked with creating a display based on the French Resistance

The evolution of galaxies, from clouds of cold gas floating in space 13 billion years ago, to the vast gravitationally bound systems of today

Don Wildman examines a pocket calendar that belonged to a woman stranded in the Arctic, and a space shuttle at the centre of an ordeal 200 miles above the Earth

Don Wildman examines an engineer's daring mission to save an airship, and an explorer's life-long quest to uncover an ancient lost Inca city

Scientists explain why hotter than expected temperatures of Jupiter have left them baffled. Plus, detectives asks Nasa for help in solving a murder cold case

Josh Gates embarks on a mission into the dark caves and thick jungles of Puerto Rico in search of the mysterious Chupacabra

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