MysteryX HD Tomorrow

Experts open previously off-limits secret files in a bid to answer some of the most mysterious questions surrounding UFOs and extraterrestrial life

The possibilities of advanced life in the Universe. If the Universe is so old, why hasn't man had any contact with extraterrestrial life?

There is said to be physical evidence of alien activity that has been hidden from the public for years. This programme outlines how it is starting to be revealed

The bombing of Greenpeace ship the Rainbow Warrior in July 1985, which resulted in the death of photographer Fernando Pereira

The Battle of Raphia, fought in 217 BC near modern Rafah, which was a pivotal clash between Ptolemaic Egypt and the Seleucid Empire during the Fourth Syrian War

The 1928 discovery of a row of seven-foot statues encasing mummies from an ancient civilisation, standing 213 metres above a valley floor in Peru

At the sacrificial alter El Castillo, researchers find new evidence that could shed light on the Maya - a sacred well at Chichen Itza where thousands were deposited

The presenter considers the riddle of the Sphinx, contemplating the suggestion that it is even older than thought

Bradley visits the resting places of Akhenaten and King Tutankhamun's successor Horemheb - before coming face to face with the mummy of the Boy King himself

A trip to Harvard University's Warren Anatomical Museum, where one of the displays is the shattered skull of a 19th-century American railway worker

Perplexing and unusual historical objects, investigating whether a machine can read personalities. Plus, an ancient golden mask painted with human blood and a cursed chicken pot

For decades UFO research was confined to searching the skies. However, newly declassified documents suggest mysterious submerged objects are the next field of study

Farmer Edwin Fuhr recalls harvesting crops when he saw a metal object hovering in his field. Almost immediately, four identical objects appeared

Strange light patterns are seen across multiple counties in Texas. In France, after an intense encounter a man's previous knee injury is completely healed

From a vast cemetery in Egypt to ancient bones on a Welsh beach, this episode reveals how ancient burial sites illuminate forgotten lives and long-lost cultural shifts

A visit to the tomb of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China, which remains one of the most famous and secretive archaeological sites in the world

Perplexing and unusual historical objects, investigating whether a machine can read personalities. Plus, an ancient golden mask painted with human blood and a cursed chicken pot

Bulletproof wolves attack a family farm, an April Fool's prank awakens a real-life horror and a driver picks up an unwanted and very hairy passenger

The 1927 murder of Albert Snyder by his wife, Ruth Brown Snyder, and her lover, corset salesman Henry Judd Gray

From Everest's frozen secrets to a Bronze Age ship carving, a whale graveyard and a lost human lineage, remarkable discoveries emerge

The ocean liner Titanic, which sank on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York in April 1912, and the mission of two very different men to re-discover her

In Cyprus, a UN peacekeeper fights off deadly foe with the help of a mysterious power. Meanwhile, a strange presence is encountered at an Alaskan air force base

A case in which a security officer was knocked unconscious by an unearthly presence at a nuclear launch site in South Dakota. On awakening, he had travelled miles from the site

The childhood years of Egyptian pharaoh Ramses the Great. It was largely spent in Luxor, where he was educated and prepared to become the heir to the throne

Prince Arthur of Brittany, who was subjected to the injustice of his bad uncle, John Plantagenet, the usurper of his throne and crown of England

A trip to Harvard University's Warren Anatomical Museum, where one of the displays is the shattered skull of a 19th-century American railway worker