Sky History 2 Wednesday

According to the earliest Tibetan traditions, hidden in the Himalayas is Shambhala, a kingdom of the gods. This programme assesses whether such a mystical realm might truly exist

An exploration of the possibility that The Book of Enoch was stricken from the Bible because it documents humanity's extraterrestrial origins

Mysteries literally frozen by time, such as a giant naval vessel located on the bottom of the Norwegian Sea and an ancient reptile-like creature found in Canada's Arctic

With the restoration of the C-47 aircraft complete, relatives of the original crew share their incredible stories as they board the aircraft

Visits to South Korea's seaweed farms and an Alaskan town where everyone lives under one roof. Plus, a flooded passage that leads to the French island of Noirmoutier

According to the earliest Tibetan traditions, hidden in the Himalayas is Shambhala, a kingdom of the gods. This programme assesses whether such a mystical realm might truly exist

An exploration of the possibility that The Book of Enoch was stricken from the Bible because it documents humanity's extraterrestrial origins

The great treasures of the age. Plus, the origins of the curses surrounding the Fabergé Eggs and the 'Unlucky Mummy'

Suggs and Stephen Taylor investigate the remains of an RAF Fairey Battle bomber plane shot down a few days after the Dunkirk evacuation

The Roman Empire was the most powerful economic, cultural, political and military force in the world of its time. This programme explores the sites that defined its dominance

With the restoration of the C-47 aircraft complete, relatives of the original crew share their incredible stories as they board the aircraft

How the pyramids of Giza could be a giant map of the stars. Plus, how first responders brought hope to the survivors of Hurricane Katrina

Visits to worldwide regions that boast something worthy of note

Nations all over the world are rumoured to have found metal debris from UFO crashes. This edition investigates these alleged wreckages

Reported accounts of genuine alien encounters, with specific regard to the so-called flying saucer, which has become synonymous with UFO terror

How, after being sentenced to a lengthy term for getting caught up in a marijuana bust, Quawntay Adams determined to escape his maximum-security cell

The obstacles Walt Disney overcame to create his company's first theme park. Instead of just thrill rides, the visitor enjoyed an immersive journey into a story

The Siberian death mask, which was discovered in eastern Siberia in 1968. It is a clay head sculpture of a young man that contains a ram's skull

The team examines evidence that the Minotaur's terrifying labyrinth could have been inspired by a real place that still exists today

According to the earliest Tibetan traditions, hidden in the Himalayas is Shambhala, a kingdom of the gods. This programme assesses whether such a mystical realm might truly exist

An exploration of the possibility that The Book of Enoch was stricken from the Bible because it documents humanity's extraterrestrial origins

Suggs and Stephen Taylor investigate the remains of an RAF Fairey Battle bomber plane shot down a few days after the Dunkirk evacuation

An exploration of 3,000 years of ancient Egyptian history through the amazing stories of 10 of its most famous and spectacular buildings

Nations all over the world are rumoured to have found metal debris from UFO crashes. This edition investigates these alleged wreckages

Reported accounts of genuine alien encounters, with specific regard to the so-called flying saucer, which has become synonymous with UFO terror

How the pyramids of Giza could be a giant map of the stars. Plus, how first responders brought hope to the survivors of Hurricane Katrina

The significance of the mysterious symbol of the keyhole found in mystic texts, sacred architecture and ancient artwork all over the planet