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The role of the Coast Guard in the Vietnam War, featuring contributions from members who served during the conflict, along with footage recorded at the time

Danny Forster visits Rotterdam to examine plans to expand the city's port - the largest earth-moving project in history

Bruce Crompton travels from Plymouth to Illinois by buying and selling various German hardware, while his mate Kevin purchases the last remaining German torpedo boat for £5 million

Experts use cutting-edge technology to uncover what caused the Nazi Hindenburg aircraft to explode in a giant ball of fire over New Jersey in 1937

Cutting-edge technology is helping experts investigate the Bermuda triangle. Using new techniques, they search for evidence of aliens on the ocean floor

Josh Gates continues his journey through Egypt to unearth the secrets and possibly the final resting places of Nefertiti and Cleopatra

Josh Gates goes Down Under to search along Australia's infamous Shipwreck Coast for the missing Mahogany Ship

A starling discovery suggests the toxic clouds of Venus could be the origin of life on Earth. Plus, an insight into theories that Earth once had two moons

The theory of how the universe came into existence, from a minuscule point, smaller than an atomic particle, to the limitless cosmos of today

The experts try to re-create a giant catapult, but discover that manufacturing the bow that powers the device will be more complicated than they first thought

Don Wildman examines a life vest worn during an ocean rescue, an oven used to cook a pizza fit for a queen and a Harrier jet that narrowly escaped disaster

Don Wildman investigates a mob informant who helped take down Al Capone, a jet engine used in a daring railroad experiment and an unexpected artist

Our galaxy is full of stars waiting to explode into supernovas, an event that could destroy all life on Earth. Experts hunt for the next deadly supernova

The role of the Coast Guard in the Vietnam War, featuring contributions from members who served during the conflict, along with footage recorded at the time

A 500-year-old map guides explorers Justin Fornal and Emiliano Ruprah travels to Florida and Arkansas in search of a source of water said to grant eternal life

The construction of electric guitars using Japanese maple and mahogany, and how a 1,700-seat circus can be set up in 36 hours

How a 700-year-old tree is used to produce a two-ton Japanese drum, the methods used by car factories to be environmentally friendly, and Italian pasta-making techniques

A late-1960s murder spree in Michigan in which the killer seemed to be targeting college girls. Eventually, John Norman Collins was convicted of one of the seven deaths

Techniques for the detection of deadly poisons that help solve crime

Experts use cutting-edge technology to uncover what caused the Nazi Hindenburg aircraft to explode in a giant ball of fire over New Jersey in 1937

The theory of how the universe came into existence, from a minuscule point, smaller than an atomic particle, to the limitless cosmos of today

Josh Gates continues his journey through Egypt to unearth the secrets and possibly the final resting places of Nefertiti and Cleopatra

Josh Gates goes Down Under to search along Australia's infamous Shipwreck Coast for the missing Mahogany Ship

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