Sky History 2 Thursday

Investigations into whether ancient tales of beings with super-human powers could be inspired by extra- terrestrials who came to Earth in the past

Investigations into inventor Nikola Tesla's claims of communication with extraterrestrials on other planets and whether the scientist could have been a human 'receiver'

Raksha Dave and Alex Langlands search for the remains of a First World War stable at Catterick Garrison, where thousands of horses would have been housed

It's believed the Knights Templar owned vast swathes of land, commanded fleets, and lent money to kings. This documentary seeks to separate the facts from the fiction

The 1999 flood in Mexico, when rain fell on the Sierra mountains non-stop for more than a week, causing at least 100 mudslides

Investigations into whether ancient tales of beings with super-human powers could be inspired by extra- terrestrials who came to Earth in the past

Investigations into inventor Nikola Tesla's claims of communication with extraterrestrials on other planets and whether the scientist could have been a human 'receiver'

Tim Sutherland, Malin Holst and Simon Richardson explore the site of a siege during the Crusades, where an earthquake preserved the bodies of the soldiers

While the Illuminati secret order was disbanded in 1785, many believe this elite group still hold the power and pull strings from behind closed doors

A deadly shockwave hurtles towards a terrified driver, an alien signal rises from a deep ocean abyss, while a bizarre glowing orb swoops along a remote forest road

The SS Rex, an Italian ocean liner launched in 1931. She held the westbound Blue Riband between 1933 and 1935 and later saw action in the Second World War

Alice Roberts explores London's Restoration history, including the founding of the Royal Society and the violent dark side behind Charles II's carefully crafted public image

How Hitler's ambitious plan for a new Germany, full of architectural wonders, would have dramatically changed the country had the Second World War ended differently

Craig and co-presenter Sarah Cruddas head to central Scotland, which has its own 'Area 51', known as the Falkirk Triangle, known for UFO activity

The secrets of ancient Egyptian, Roman and Indian civilisations, using their approach to death and the hereafter to shed new light on the great beyond

A trip to the Viking Ship Museum in Roskilde, Denmark, to observe the remains of a fleet of Viking boats and the modern historians attempting to recreate them.

A look at what might happen if humans were to vanish from Earth, assessing the future of LA and New York and considering which animals would be most likely to take over

Paranormal activity inside medical buildings. A lab technician is stalked by otherworldly beings

Investigations into whether ancient tales of beings with super-human powers could be inspired by extra- terrestrials who came to Earth in the past

Investigations into inventor Nikola Tesla's claims of communication with extraterrestrials on other planets and whether the scientist could have been a human 'receiver'

The great philosophers who have radically changed the way ordinary people have lived, from Lao Tzu, Confucius and Mencius to Plato and Aristotle

A deadly shockwave hurtles towards a terrified driver, an alien signal rises from a deep ocean abyss, while a bizarre glowing orb swoops along a remote forest road

The SS Rex, an Italian ocean liner launched in 1931. She held the westbound Blue Riband between 1933 and 1935 and later saw action in the Second World War

Alice Roberts explores London's Restoration history, including the founding of the Royal Society and the violent dark side behind Charles II's carefully crafted public image

Theorists investigate how ancient aliens may have helped to guide and define mankind in the remote past