National Geographic Channel Tuesday

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A look at the autonomous colossal machines that are pushing the boundaries of science, technology, and engineering that have the potential to change the world

A look at what caused the Hughes Airwest Flight 706 to collide with a US Marine Corps F-4 Phantom at 15,000ft over California on June 6, 1971

An exploration of the events that led to the deaths of nine people on board a 747 jet bound for Auckland, New Zealand, in February 1989, after the plane's cargo door was torn off

After a long maintenance stop, the pilots of Colgan Air 9446 struggle to stay in the air - eventually nosediving into the waters off Cape Cod

Political turmoil in Norway leads the Vikings to journey west. On their travels, they become the first Europeans to reach North America

How the Viking Empire came to an end with the Normans finally gaining control of the English Kingdom in 1066

An expose of the medications Adolf Hitler was taking, how much he took and how often, and whether drugs played a role in the Fuhrer's behaviour and actions

As the Nazi war machine reaches the English channel in 1940, Hitler forms a strategy to destroy Britain's air power and land troops in southern England

The case of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, which disappeared without a trace in March 2014, and why technology has so far been unable to find its wreckage

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a 1991 Range Rover, which is a sad reminder of happier days for the owner and her family

Uncovering what is left of Hitler's sea-faring structures, which were built in a bid for world domination

The factors that caused Air Inter Flight 148 to crash in the Vosges mountains in 1992 on its descent into Strasbourg Airport, prompting a frantic search for survivors

Part one of two. Nazi offensives on Western nations during the Second World War. Nine months into the war, all-out attacks are made on Belgium, the Netherlands, France and the UK

Part two of two. France under German occupation. The government signs an armistice as half the country is taken over and plunged into chaos, while people try to escape

As Germany faces catastrophic losses in the war, Hitler turns his focus to the extermination of all European Jews

Experts investigate a 2007 plane crash in Indonesia in which 21 of the 140 passengers died, and make a startling discovery when they analyse the cockpit voice recorder

The top 10 apocalyptic scenarios, including quakes, deadly viruses, and asteroids, considering what the aftermath would hold for any survivors

CBP officers in McAllen shut down the port over a potential bomb threat. HSI San Diego conducts a sting operation to arrest fentanyl traffickers

A look how certain foods are made in factories, including marshmallow squares, wasabi and mini chocolate croissants

Rich hunts for old rocket parts, believing they could be made from precious metal, and Dave wonders what he can make from the silver found on old photo paper

Rich tries to make money by extracting and selling the silver from solar panels, while Diego buys a casket hoping its gold engravings will net him a fortune

A look at the production of hard candy, popchips and canned chicken soup

Part one of two. The production of Halloween treats such as molasses kisses, zombie chocolate bars and candy apples

A rescued pot-bellied pig has an eye irritation, a baby rabbit has a life-threatening mass in her stomach, and a skunk is checked for worms

Dr Kelleher gives a goat an ultrasound to check for a urinary infection, and a guinea pig could be pregnant, but has already been diagnosed as unable to survive giving birth

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