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A look at the SR-71 Blackbird, a plane capable of reaching an altitude of 80,000ft and speeds of more than Mach 3, while also being invisible to radar

Salvage aficionado Drew Pritchard and Turbo Pickers' Paul Cowland head to the Midlands to look at a Swedish classic - the Volvo Amazon

Bruce Crompton acquires an extremely rare - and valuable - German Panther tank - and its original undercoat is more pink than camouflage. However, getting parts is a struggle

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 completes his Saqqara necropolis dig investigating the collapse of Egypt's Old Kingdom. Opening several tombs, he finds treasure and haunting remains.

Josh treks the punishing Donner Pass. He uncovers how desperate pioneers trapped by blizzards in the Sierra Nevada mountains turned to cannibalism

Astronauts evacuate when a strange mystery object is spotted hurtling through space toward the ISS. Plus, a secret agent tries to recover missing moon rocks

Experts investigate theories surrounding the possibility of time travel, and ask whether it could ever be more than science fiction

Phil and Jess investigate sightings of a huge serpent that has been spotted in Lake Champlain for generations, and a dangerous dive uncovers new evidence

Don Wildman examines an accident that nearly caused a nuclear catastrophe, how Teddy Roosevelt laid down the law with bandits and a Hollywood murder mystery

Don Wildman investigates a rocket-powered wheel that took on the Nazis, an infamous outlaw with a heart of gold and an intrepid climber who scaled a skyscraper

The documentary explains why new research may have found the answer to why supermassive black holes are able to grow to star-devouring, galaxy-shaping proportions

A look at the SR-71 Blackbird, a plane capable of reaching an altitude of 80,000ft and speeds of more than Mach 3, while also being invisible to radar

New digital technology reveals secrets about the origins of Machu Picchu. And, laser technology uncovers the truth behind some hidden treasure

How sturgeon are farmed for caviar, the crafting of Japanese porcelain and the manufacture of football boots

The defusing of landmines from the Second World War, how cider is made and the way undergrowth can be cleared with a thin strip of nylon wire

In Italy, a towering bridge collapses. In Connecticut, tragedy strikes a construction site. A bridge fails mid-construction in Canada's capital

Don Wildman examines an accident that nearly caused a nuclear catastrophe, how Teddy Roosevelt laid down the law with bandits and a Hollywood murder mystery

Don Wildman investigates a rocket-powered wheel that took on the Nazis, an infamous outlaw with a heart of gold and an intrepid climber who scaled a skyscraper

Experts investigate theories surrounding the possibility of time travel, and ask whether it could ever be more than science fiction

Josh completes his Saqqara necropolis dig investigating the collapse of Egypt's Old Kingdom. Opening several tombs, he finds treasure and haunting remains.

Josh treks the punishing Donner Pass. He uncovers how desperate pioneers trapped by blizzards in the Sierra Nevada mountains turned to cannibalism

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