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The story of the only German submarine captured by the US Navy during the Second World War, examining the battle and its aftermath using archive footage and eyewitness accounts

Paul Cowland and Drew Pritchard head to Oxfordshire to check out a Saab 96 with a two-stroke engine, musing whether to splash out on this celebrated vehicle

Bruce Crompton uncovers plans for the D-Day invasion, experiences a bumpy landing in a Dakota aeroplane, and in France his passion hits new heights with a parachute jump

The infamous gunfight at the OK Corral only lasted 30 seconds. Now, experts use cutting-edge technology to uncover the mystery surrounding the event

The Tower of Babel is one of the most famous stories of the Bible. Archaeologists use new technology to uncover how engineers could have built it

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

Former astronaut Neil Armstrong's expedition into the Amazon, seeking a library said to hold all knowledge of an advanced alien civilisation

New evidence reveals a Vietnam War pilot may have returned home with a secret cargo. Experts use this to try and find the missing link in human evolution

Josh Gates braves Cape Cod's shark-infested waters to dive the world's only confirmed pirate wreck. Black Sam's treasure includes gold and jewels

The team investigate a Texas swamp. The area is filled with snakes, but what frightens Phil and Jess are mysterious lights that have haunted locals for decades

Investigating the truth behind a nuclear malfunction, an out-of-the-box plan and an amazing rescue, and the strangest delivery

A barrel connected to a Second World War plot, a traffic light that sparked an urban revolution and the portrait of a doctor who was embroiled in a tale of biological warfare

Examining the birth of stars, and how their creation changed the cosmos for ever, leading to planets and life itself

The story of the only German submarine captured by the US Navy during the Second World War, examining the battle and its aftermath using archive footage and eyewitness accounts

Rob Nelson investigates a cluster of ancient ruins in New England that suggest Europeans arrived in the Americas almost 1,000 years before Columbus

Examining how the street lamps of Venice are cast, and how tiny trees are grown for the ancient Chinese art of penjing

A look at how one of the fastest bikes in the world was created, how pilots train to perform death-defying acrobatics, and how oil and gas is brought up from the bottom of the sea

Using material salvaged from scrap yards, Adam Savage and two colleagues design and build three motorised vehicles inspired by post-apocalyptic worlds

Investigating the truth behind a nuclear malfunction, an out-of-the-box plan and an amazing rescue, and the strangest delivery

A barrel connected to a Second World War plot, a traffic light that sparked an urban revolution and the portrait of a doctor who was embroiled in a tale of biological warfare

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

Former astronaut Neil Armstrong's expedition into the Amazon, seeking a library said to hold all knowledge of an advanced alien civilisation

Josh Gates braves Cape Cod's shark-infested waters to dive the world's only confirmed pirate wreck. Black Sam's treasure includes gold and jewels

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