Sky History 2 HD Thursday

The presenter recovers declassified files that reveal Nasa's secret moon nuke plan and the USSR's covered-up space tragedy

The ancient Greek myth of Antigone, who defied laws to bury her dead brother. Plus, the Norse god Baldr and flood narratives found in myth

An examination of possible Sasquatch footage, a man claiming to have heard the dead and an odd UFO incident above Nevada

The story of Herman Goering's younger brother Albert, who was opposed to Nazism and helped Jews and others escape persecution in Germany, but found himself shunned due to his name

A daring plan devised in 1943 by the inmates of the Death Camp at Sobibor, as they staged an organised rebellion to fight back against their Nazi oppressors

The mysterious Antikythera Mechanism. This ancient Greek astronomical device, recovered from a shipwreck, is considered the world's oldest known analogue computer

Investigating the reasons behind Nasa's denials of UFO accounts and why the organisation has taken measures to prevent its astronauts from telling their stories

Investigating beliefs held by some experts that many atmospheric light shows are actually caused by extraterrestrials

Tony Robinson explores the history of the ancient kingdom on a five-day walk from Melrose in the Scottish Borders to Holy Island off the coast of Northumberland

How a lobster led archaeologists to the discovery of an 8,000-year-old neolithic settlement and witnessing the excavation of an Iron Age crouched burial in Dorset

The presenter recovers declassified files that reveal Nasa's secret moon nuke plan and the USSR's covered-up space tragedy

The ancient Greek myth of Antigone, who defied laws to bury her dead brother. Plus, the Norse god Baldr and flood narratives found in myth

An examination of possible Sasquatch footage, a man claiming to have heard the dead and an odd UFO incident above Nevada

The story of Herman Goering's younger brother Albert, who was opposed to Nazism and helped Jews and others escape persecution in Germany, but found himself shunned due to his name

A daring plan devised in 1943 by the inmates of the Death Camp at Sobibor, as they staged an organised rebellion to fight back against their Nazi oppressors

Documentary examining the factories of yesteryear, capable of forging enough iron to equip a Roman army and make thousands of chariots to take the ancient Egyptians to war

A look at how the ancient world created incredible power tools and machinery, from stone and granite cutters to fire engines and precise surgical instruments

The mysterious Antikythera Mechanism. This ancient Greek astronomical device, recovered from a shipwreck, is considered the world's oldest known analogue computer

Investigating the reasons behind Nasa's denials of UFO accounts and why the organisation has taken measures to prevent its astronauts from telling their stories

Investigating beliefs held by some experts that many atmospheric light shows are actually caused by extraterrestrials

Tony Robinson explores the history of the ancient kingdom on a five-day walk from Melrose in the Scottish Borders to Holy Island off the coast of Northumberland

How a lobster led archaeologists to the discovery of an 8,000-year-old neolithic settlement and witnessing the excavation of an Iron Age crouched burial in Dorset

Andy McGrath heads to the home of palaeontology on Dorset's Jurassic Coast and braves the collapsing cliffs of Lyme Regis to bring back one of its many fossils

The story of the submarine and their role in naval warfare, from early beginnings in the American War of Independence to the modern day

The presenter explores the world's most significant discoveries and the unexpected ways they were found. He begins by uncovering some strange structures