National Geographic Channel HD Tuesday

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An insight into what caused a Flash Airlines flight to plummet into the Red Sea, only moments after it had taken off from Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt, in January 2004

The fate of Helios Flight 522, which in August 2005 crashed into a mountain in Greece after the flight crew and passengers were rendered unconscious

While it has the power to destroy, the atom also has the power to save lives, light our cities, and power some of the most amazing machines on Earth and beyond

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend tackle one of their rarest challenges ever with Lamborghini's backing on an ultra-scarce Silhouette

How 19 tourists fell to their deaths at an Italian ski resort in 1998, when a military plane accidentally cut a cable supporting their gondola

Investigators scour the wreckage from a cargo jet that crashed in the Swedish Arctic, and a terrifying picture of the confused and chaotic final flight emerges from the evidence

In 1944, British commander John Semken's Sherman faced a German Tiger just 110 metres away. His success against all odds provides an insight into the wider Allied victory

Historian James Holland explores key events of the Second World War, beginning with the battle of Monte Cassino

How the Colosseum and the Great Wall of China conceals clues of their construction, and the Malbork Castle showcases the military prowess of the Teutonic Knights

Fragments of porcelain and blocks of beeswax lead to a 250-year-old shipwreck and a forgotten trade route of vast cargo ships in the Pacific

As the war reaches its endgame, Allies and Soviets race to seize Berlin, uncovering Nazi secrets that reshape Europe and set the stage for the Cold War

One of Spain's worst ever aviation disasters, which seemed to have a clearly identifiable cause until conflicting evidence was found in the cockpit recorder

Documentary exploring the wreck of the famous ship, using 3D images of what it looks like now and computer techniques to 'drain' the bow and stern to give a much clearer picture

The first manned mission to the Titanic in nearly 15 years, using a specially equipped sub to scan the wreckage and gain a fuller picture of the disaster

The director looks back on the making of the movie and reveals the historical and scientific facts concerning the sinking of the ocean liner that influenced his creative decisions

When a UK billionaire and his family die in an Australian seaplane crash, investigators uncover a minor maintenance issue with deadly consequences

Two winter storms descend on North America, battering destination airports and leaving flights grounded at Pearson

Italian Police stop a man trying to smuggle heroin and search a passenger arriving from London. All on the day the Pope arrives at Fiumicino Airport

The boys pick up a 1978 JCB digger belonging to former carpenter Kev, who suffered two heart attacks and is unable to look after his pride and joy

HSI and CBP seize counterfeit cash and fake vax cards arriving from Peru. CBP Calexico pulls 205 kilos of meth from a heavily loaded car

Discover how fruit goodies, sushi, and chocolate-filled crunchy corn snack are created from raw materials to finished products

Discover how distinctly Canadian flavoured chips, candy bars, zesty Szechuan sauce and Candy Raisins are created from raw materials to finished products

The reasons why animals may abandon a plentiful life, with food, safety and shelter, in favour of hardship

Experts head to 'the shark capital of the world', a small stretch of Florida's coastline where humans are more likely to be bitten by a shark than anywhere else on the planet

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