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The Ice Man is the oldest, best‑preserved mummy we know of, and scientists are now using the latest forensic tools to try and pull its hidden secrets to the surface. Series 4, Episode 3.
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Declassified CIA papers expose a hidden space rivalry between the US and the Soviets, and specialists dig into US spying on the Apollo missions.
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A look at the idea that the fluttering US flag on the Moon is proof NASA faked the landing, with experts digging for answers and talking to a few of Hollywood’s biggest names. S1 Ep 6
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In Montana, rancher Clayton thinks he’s hit on a potentially rare, valuable fossil right on his family’s property. Over in Wyoming, Mike and his son make a find of their
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Clayton keeps digging for a rare meat‑eating dinosaur on his Montana ranch, while over in Wyoming Mike and Jake are gearing up to sell their prized T‑rex fossil.
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Stars all over the Milky Way are primed to go bang, and a supernova could spell the end for life on Earth. Astronomers are tracking the next potentially deadly explosion.
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Secret Lives of Neutrinos – a look at those tiny, ghost‑like particles that zip straight through everything without a trace. Fresh research explains why they matter to physics and how they manage to …
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Gravitational waves are giving astronomers brand‑new ways to study the cosmos, and this show walks you through what those ripples are telling us about the universe’s hidden secrets. Series 9, episode…
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Danny flies down to Melbourne to see the new stadium taking shape – a cutting‑edge arena that’s set to become a city landmark and give supporters a top‑notch experience. Series 6, episode 6.
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Danny Forster pops over to the San Francisco‑Oakland Bay Bridge – the priciest public works project California’s ever tackled – and watches crews hustle to bolt on earthquake protection. Series 6, ep…
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Alcatraz may be one of the most famous jails on the planet, and in this instalment a handful of experts break down the clever engineering that made escaping such a nightmare. S4, Ep2
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The Ice Man is the oldest, best‑preserved mummy we know of, and scientists are now using the latest forensic tools to try and pull its hidden secrets to the surface. Series 4, Episode 3.
Take a look at how commercial drones are built, how aquarium fish are produced, the gear that keeps runways clean and what goes into making shuttlecocks. Series 24, episode 5.
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Marking NASA's 60th birthday, this film looks back at the agency that put people on the moon, sent rovers across Mars and reached the far edges of our solar system.
Space isn’t all pretty sunsets – it’s full of blasts and crashes. From supernova explosions and galaxies colliding to nebula shockwaves, this episode checks out the nastiest spots out there. Series 5…
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Take a trip to the Jaguar plant and see how the F‑Type comes together, from the nuts and bolts inside to its striking outer styling. S1 Ep 9
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Bentley Continental GT Speed – ever thought about how it’s built? The crew heads straight to the factory, taking you through the nuts‑and‑bolts of its construction and giving a good look at the sleek…
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The crew pop over to the factory that makes the Alfa Romeo 4C, taking it apart to show how it ticks and giving a good look at its sharp styling. Season 2, episode 1.
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The How It's Made team head to the Pagani Huayra’s factory, pulling apart the mechanics and showing why its look is so striking. S2, Ep2
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The How It’s Made team head to the birthplace of the Caterham Seven, taking apart the car’s mechanics and giving you a look at its sleek exterior. S2, Ep3
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Take a look at the Bugatti Veyron straight from the factory where it was born, as the How It's Made team dissects how the car functions and puts its sleek exterior on display. Series 2, episode 4.
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Ex‑aerospace engineer Justin is on a mission to get the Glasgow Tower turning again, and Tomo is out in Osaka helping the local team stop their airport from slipping beneath the water. Series 1, epis…
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Justin gets up on the roof of an air‑supported stadium that's on the verge of collapsing, and Jimena Gascon finds out why the Mexico City Metro project has stalled. Series 1, Episode 2.
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The brightest, boldest innovators use science to level up, building things
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Only Natural – top‑notch scientists and innovators push the envelope, tackling projects such as underwater farms that grow crops beneath the sea. Series 6, episode 7.
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Take a look at how commercial drones are built, how aquarium fish are produced, the gear that keeps runways clean and what goes into making shuttlecocks. Series 24, episode 5.
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Marking NASA's 60th birthday, this film looks back at the agency that put people on the moon, sent rovers across Mars and reached the far edges of our solar system.
Space isn’t all pretty sunsets – it’s full of blasts and crashes. From supernova explosions and galaxies colliding to nebula shockwaves, this episode checks out the nastiest spots out there. Series 5…
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The team are gearing up to lift a massive 20‑ton meat‑eating fossil out of the ground. Mike's chasing a duck‑bill skull while Jared digs up an ancient reptile. Series 1, episode 3.
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Clayton's got to lug a 20‑ton dinosaur fossil to a lab for testing. The Harris‑Bolan clan drives poachers off their land, and Jared makes one last push for cash. S1, Ep4
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How the Universe Works is a science documentary that uses CGI and interviews with NASA and CERN researchers to explain big‑space ideas. In series 9, episode 11 the show looks at the super‑massive bla…
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Fresh studies are pulling back the curtain on the unseen dark‑matter lattice dubbed the Cosmic Web – it’s
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Danny takes a look at the Gotthard Base Tunnel – an $18 billion feat that’s the world’s longest tunnel, cutting Alpine journeys down to about a third of the usual time. Series 6, episode 8.
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Danny checks out Abu Dhabi's Central Market – a lively blend of offices, parks, shops and hotels in a city that's really taking off. S6, Ep9
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The ancient Lighthouse of Alexandria was one of the original Seven Wonders, and in this instalment a team of specialists probes its mysteries, even wondering if it ever hid a super‑weapon. Series 4, …
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Dead Sea Scroll
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This episode tackles super‑massive black holes – the beasts that gulp down stars and shape whole galaxies. Fresh research is set to explain just how they become so enormous. Series 5, episode 3.
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Turns out Mars may have once hosted life, but a string of huge extinction events wiped it out and left the planet a dry desert, according to scientists. Series 5, episode 4.
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Deadly stars – a run‑down of NASA’s six most lethal stellar types, from ‘vampire’ stars sucking up nearby suns to supernovas and white dwarfs that can wipe out whole worlds. Series 5, episode 5.
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Head to the birthplace of the Morgan 3‑Wheeler in England and watch how this three‑wheeled beauty is built, from its mechanics to its striking exterior. (Series 2, episode 5)
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Take a look at the Ginetta G40, a product of the long‑standing racing partnership between Ginetta and Team LNT. The crew returns to the car’s birthplace and shows you how it’s built inside. Series 2,…
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The Lucra LC470 is a feather‑light supercar that still packs a massive punch – we’ll show you the design tricks that give it strength, nimbleness and blistering speed. Series 2, episode 7.
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Chevrolet Corvette Stingray – a quick, light‑weight modern twist on the iconic 1960s sports car. Take a look at how this sleek machine is put together. S2, Ep 8
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The KTM X‑Bow pulls a lot of its look and feel from superbikes, meaning it’s built to hit the road and the track with equal ease. This episode breaks down the bits and pieces that combine to give the…
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Tesla Model S – a quick, zero‑emission electric saloon that really flies. This slot pulls back the curtain on how the car is
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The Ozark Howler – brand‑new audio clips and eye‑catching pictures might finally tip the scales, showing this beast could have a truly demonic origin. Series 1, Episode 9.
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A Vietnam pilot may have smuggled back some odd fossils, and scientists are now digging through the haul to chase the missing link in our evolution. S1, Ep10
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The crew checks out a deserted outpost deep in the Amazon
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Phil and Jessica head out to Lake Lanier – America’s deadliest lake – to look into the talk of drownings and spooky sightings. (Series 1, Episode 8)
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This episode tackles super‑massive black holes – the beasts that gulp down stars and shape whole galaxies. Fresh research is set to explain just how they become so enormous. Series 5, episode 3.
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Turns out Mars may have once hosted life, but a string of huge extinction events wiped it out and left the planet a dry desert, according to scientists. Series 5, episode 4.
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Deadly stars – a run‑down of NASA’s six most lethal stellar types, from ‘vampire’ stars sucking up nearby suns to supernovas and white dwarfs that can wipe out whole worlds. Series 5, episode 5.
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Clay's back at his Montana ranch, hunting quick finds at Old Faithful, while Mike and his crew keep digging at their triceratops site in Wyoming.
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Clayton’s in Montana, getting ready to find out whether the massive carnivore bones he’s got are a T‑rex or a Nanotyrannus. Over in Wyoming, Mike and Aaron are busy at a new dig that looks promising.…
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Cosmic rays can wreck human DNA, making them a major worry for crewed space flights. Physicists hunt the rays’ origin and try to figure out how to lessen the risk. Series 10, episode 2.
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A look at Earth’s turbulent past, where a string of space‑born catastrophes has nudged the course of human evolution. Scientists chat about just how close we’ve come to being wiped out. Series 10, ep…
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Top minds break down the biggest finds from Voyager and look at how the probe’s work has turned into its final grand mission.
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Danny heads to the huge Port of Rotterdam, where crews are tackling the biggest earth‑moving job ever to boost the port’s capacity threefold. Series 6, episode 10.
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On Sitka island the crew are building a huge dam to light up the whole town, while the state's biggest boat lift is dragging a 400‑ton fishing ship
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Think of Baiae as Pompeii’s underwater twin – a town frozen on the Bay of Naples seabed. Marine archaeologists are now diving in to see what the sea has kept hidden. S4, Ep7
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We dig into the tale of Sparta’s famed 300 at Thermopylae, the 480 BC showdown where the warriors went down. Archaeologists piece together what the battlefield probably looked like. Series 4, episode…
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Pluto looks like a bleak, icy world, but researchers are probing whether a pocket of warm liquid water could be lurking beneath its surface. Series 5, episode 6.
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This episode tackles the dark matter puzzle – the stuff we can’t see but know is out there. Scientists still don’t know what it is, and they’re asking whether it might be behind huge black holes and …
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We check out some of the oddest planets spotted out there – bizarre worlds that hardly look like Earth – and wonder if any of them could actually be a twin of our own.
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The Superformance MKIII borrows its look from the classic Shelby Cobra, mixing sharp styling with a hefty dose of power. This slot pulls back the curtain on how the car is put together. S2, Ep 11
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Koenigsgg One:1 – a record‑setting hypercar that nails the perfect power‑to‑weight balance. See how this clever machine is put together. Series 2, episode 12.
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The BMW i8 is a plug‑in hybrid that feels like a proper supercar yet manages impressive fuel savings. This slot explains how it pulls off that blend of performance and economy. Series 2, episode 13.
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Superperformance GT40 – a spot‑on copy of the 1966 Le Mans legend. See how this gorgeous machine comes together. Series 2, episode 14.
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Take a look at how the Porsche 918
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The How It's Made crew head straight to the Aston Martin plant to show you how the Vanquish comes together, taking a close look at its sleek exterior. Series 2, episode 16.
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We dig into how everyday things are put together – think sugary candied fruit and ukuleles crafted from linen. Series 25, episode 23.
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This episode takes a close look at how everyday things are put together, from Montreal‑style smoked meats to motorised scooters, showing you the steps behind the products. S25, Ep24
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We zoom in on everyday things to see how they're built, from cactus‑pear puree to laboratory reactors. Season 25, episode 25.
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We take a closer look at everyday stuff – from digital art prints to those little ice‑cream cups and even badminton racquets – and show you how they're put together. Series 25, episode 26.
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Ever curious how they extract a million tonnes of fertiliser from under the sea, or how batik artisans hand‑print massive batches of vivid clothing? This episode breaks it down. Series 16, episode 17.
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Ever thought about how they take huge piles of basmati rice and turn them into endless microwave meals, or how they make those charming little mechanical birds that sing? This episode shows you how i…
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Ever wondered how they
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We see how engineers craft remote‑controlled underwater robots for tasks too risky for divers, then get a look at how the world’s softest teddy bears are made. Series 16, episode 20.
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Pluto looks like a bleak, icy world, but researchers are probing whether a pocket of warm liquid water could be lurking beneath its surface. Series 5, episode 6.
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This episode tackles the dark matter puzzle – the stuff we can’t see but know is out there. Scientists still don’t know what it is, and they’re asking whether it might be behind huge black holes and …
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We check out some of the oddest planets spotted out there – bizarre worlds that hardly look like Earth – and wonder if any of them could actually be a twin of our own.
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A look at the American Nazi movement in the 1930s – from their Madison Square Garden rallies to schemes to filch the country's war‑tech secrets, they spread terror across the US.
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We dig into the ancient astronaut theory – were aliens really behind the pyramids? The programme also tracks the idea back to Swiss author Erich von Däniken, whose books have rattled both religion an…
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Big Sleep takes a look at how the cosmos could finally clock out. Experts go through the different ways the universe might end, and when and why each could happen.
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We’re on the hunt for dark matter – the invisible material thought to act like cosmic glue – and scientists are still baffled by it. Series 10, episode 6.
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Chasing the birth of everything, scientists grapple with clashing estimates of how old the universe really is. Cracking that figure could open the door to solving a host of other cosmic riddles. (Ser…
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Arctic giants. A hard‑wearing ship built to survive wave heights that could swallow a house cruises a unique highway across North America. Then a crew of massive machines moves in to fight off a huge…
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The Yeti machine – sporting 588 teeth – keeps the coldest US airport humming, and massive tugboats are busy ripping through ice chunks up in Alaska.
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The Empire State Building gets a fresh look as specialists bring in the latest tech to pry into its structure and pull out long‑kept secrets. Series 4, episode 9.
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A forgotten Egyptian settlement under the Sahara is being examined with the latest tech. Archaeologists are pulling back stone and piecing together the hidden past of the site. S4, Ep10
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A fresh clue points to a possible ninth planet lurking at the far edge of our solar system, and scientists are now asking whether any of its moons might be home to alien life.
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Space isn’t all pretty sunsets – it’s full of blasts and crashes. From supernova explosions and galaxies colliding to nebula shockwaves, this episode checks out the nastiest spots out there. Series 5…
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This episode tackles super‑massive black holes – the beasts that gulp down stars and shape whole galaxies. Fresh research is set to explain just how they become so enormous. Series 5, episode 3.
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Take a look at the Zenvo ST 1 as the How It’s Made crew heads to the factory to see how the supercar’s built and to check out its stunning bodywork. Series 2, episode 17.
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See how the McLaren 650S comes together, from its birthplace straight onto the line where its stunning body is shaped. The How It's Made crew takes you through the build steps, giving a close look at…
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The How It’s Made crew pops over to the factory that rolls out the Falcon F7 and checks out its eye‑catching bodywork. Series 2, episode 19.
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Curious how a Lotus Evora is built? The
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The Bentley Mulsanne is the stuff
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A look at the Chevrolet Camaro, from its striking bodywork to the mechanics beneath, as the team heads straight to the factory where it’s built.
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A mummy
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Archaeologist Ramy Romany heads underwater to probe a creepy burial pit at the ancient Mayan city of Mayapán, trying to work out whether the dead were victims of a human sacrifice. Series 1, episode …
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The Columbus Connection. Darrell heads out to the Atocha, the same treasure‑laden wreck Cooper logged fifty years ago. This time the pros have dispatched him to a Spanish archive to chase down an anc…
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Darrell cracks the last part of Cooper’s code, but rounding up a crew adds fresh danger once his hidden agenda is out. Out on the water they stumble onto a massive find.
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A fresh clue points to a possible ninth planet lurking at the far edge of our solar system, and scientists are now asking whether any of its moons might be home to alien life.
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Space isn’t all pretty sunsets – it’s full of blasts and crashes. From supernova explosions and galaxies colliding to nebula shockwaves, this episode checks out the nastiest spots out there. Series 5…
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This episode tackles super‑massive black holes – the beasts that gulp down stars and shape whole galaxies. Fresh research is set to explain just how they become so enormous. Series 5, episode 3.
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The show turns its gaze on America’s founding fathers, pointing out who turned sex into a diplomatic weapon and which one quietly dismissed the idea of Jesus’s divinity. Series 2, episode 4.
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Deadly cults in America – from fire‑and‑brimstone religions to apocalyptic groups and UFO fanatics, the US is full of people getting caught up in extreme beliefs. S2, Ep5
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We’re digging into the myth of Troy – the legendary city at the heart of the Trojan War that’s never been proven to exist – and this week the team rolls out the latest tech to see if the story could …
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Mount Rushmore: The Hidden Secrets. The massive stone faces are one of North America’s most recognisable landmarks. Researchers are using the latest tech to see what’s hidden beneath the rock. Series…
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We break down the making of everyday gear – think leaf and garden vacuums, canned meat and fillet knives – and show exactly how they’re put together. Season 26, episode 5.
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Ever curious how ordinary stuff gets put together? This episode breaks down the making of bits like promotional origami and sturdy hedge shears. Season 26, episode 6.
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We dig into how ordinary things are put together – this episode looks at barbecue tools and other everyday bits. Season 26, episode 7.
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We break down the way everyday things are built, even getting into the nuts and bolts of boat radar mounts. Season 26, episode 8.
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Find out how the world’s tallest twin towers get a proper clean, how a jigsaw can be made with every piece different,
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Ever thought a motorhome could pack the luxuries of a high‑end flat? Or how a ballet slipper can actually support a dancer’s weight on tiptoe? This installment pulls back the curtain on the tech and …
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Discover how the world’s mushroom capital manages to pump out close to 200,000 tonnes of mushrooms annually, and see the steps involved in turning raw material into billions of vital medical gloves.
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Ever curious how they extract a million tonnes of fertiliser from under the sea, or how batik artisans hand‑print massive batches of vivid clothing? This episode breaks it down. Series 16, episode 17.
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This episode tackles super‑massive black holes – the beasts that gulp down stars and shape whole galaxies. Fresh research is set to explain just how they become so enormous. Series 5, episode 3.
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Turns out Mars may have once hosted life, but a string of huge extinction events wiped it out and left the planet a dry desert, according to scientists. Series 5, episode 4.
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Apollo 12 crew bring a living specimen back from the moon, and NASA flag an asteroid on a collision course that unc
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A US president spots a UFO, NASA reroutes a probe to chase evidence of life after geysers are found on an icy moon, and the future leader recounts his close‑up sighting. S3, Ep3
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Series 25, episode 18 – we examine how ordinary items are produced, from the pigment ochre to
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We dive into the production of ordinary things, showing how items like car exhaust headers and sculpted limestone pieces are built. Season 25, episode 19.
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We dig into the way everyday things are actually put together, breaking down the steps behind items like recycled skateboard guitars. Series 25, episode 20.
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We take a closer look at everyday stuff – from racing pulley rigs to medicine balls – and see exactly how they're put together. Series 25, episode 21.
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Missouri Mayhem. A string of fresh UFO reports sends Chuck Zukowski’s crew out to Missouri, the spot of the 1973 Piedmont lights. Could it be a repeat? Series 1, Episode 1
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A Missouri man swears UFOs are tailing him and rings up Chuck and his crew for help. As they dig into his claims they uncover a hidden truth that might explain the strange activity.
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The first episode sends a crew of experts up to Mount Hayes, Alaska’s highest summit, to check out rumours of
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A cryptozoologist is out in the Alaskan wild hunting for hard evidence of Bigfoot, while a group of experts probes a mysterious energy vortex that’s been tied to a string of disappearances. (Series 1…
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The Ozark Howler – brand‑new audio clips and eye‑catching pictures might finally tip the scales, showing this beast could have a truly demonic origin. Series 1, Episode 9.
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A Vietnam pilot may have smuggled back some odd fossils, and scientists are now digging through the haul to chase the missing link in our evolution. S1, Ep10
S1 E10
The crew checks out a deserted outpost deep in the Amazon
S1 E6
Phil and Jessica head out to Lake Lanier – America’s deadliest lake – to look into the talk of drownings and spooky sightings. (Series 1, Episode 8)
S1 E7
Find out how the world’s tallest twin towers get a proper clean, how a jigsaw can be made with every piece different,
S16 E14
Ever thought a motorhome could pack the luxuries of a high‑end flat? Or how a ballet slipper can actually support a dancer’s weight on tiptoe? This installment pulls back the curtain on the tech and …
S16 E15
Discover how the world’s mushroom capital manages to pump out close to 200,000 tonnes of mushrooms annually, and see the steps involved in turning raw material into billions of vital medical gloves.
S16 E16
Ever curious how they extract a million tonnes of fertiliser from under the sea, or how batik artisans hand‑print massive batches of vivid clothing? This episode breaks it down. Series 16, episode 17.
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Teleshopping.
Teleshopping.
Teleshopping.
Teleshopping.
The Hindenburg disaster – why did the German airship erupt in a massive fire over New Jersey in 1937? A group of specialists use the latest technology to try and crack the mystery. Series 4, episode …
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The crew bring the newest tech to the Bermuda Triangle, scanning the deep to see if any alien traces turn up on the ocean floor. Series 4, Episode 20.
We get a close‑up on everyday gear and see how it’s put together – this week even gyroscopic stabilisers are broken down. (Series 26, Episode 11)
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Everyday things get the close‑up treatment, showing how they’re put together – this week we’re looking at shuffleboard tables and other common items. Season 26, episode 12.
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We’ll take a look at
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We pull back the curtain on how everyday gear is built, breaking down the steps behind things like squeeze chutes and composite boat propellers.
S31 E15
We see how engineers craft remote‑controlled underwater robots for tasks too risky for divers, then get a look at how the world’s softest teddy bears are made. Series 16, episode 20.
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The Morgan Aero Coupe is under the microscope as the How It’s Made crew heads to its home base, digs into the chassis and engine, and gives you a close look at the stunning bodywork. S1, Ep1
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Ever been curious about how a Porsche 911 comes together? In this How It’s Made instalment the team heads to the factory, walks the production line and breaks down the car’s mechanics and striking lo…
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Ever wondered how a Ferrari FF is built? The How It’s Made crew heads straight to the factory, digs into the mechanics and checks out the sleek exterior. Series 1, episode 3.
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Ex‑aerospace engineer Justin is on a mission to get the Glasgow Tower turning again, and Tomo is out in Osaka helping the local team stop their airport from slipping beneath the water. Series 1, epis…
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Justin gets up on the roof of an air‑supported stadium that's on the verge of collapsing, and Jimena Gascon finds out why the Mexico City Metro project has stalled. Series 1, Episode 2.
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Dark matter and dark energy are locked in a showdown for control of the cosmos, and whichever one wins will set the universe’s destiny. Fresh research could finally tip the balance. Series 7, episode…
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Cassini spent twenty years beaming back oddities from Saturn before it plunged into the planet’s atmosphere. Fresh analysis of its final data is now pointing to more surprises. Series 7, Episode 8.
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This episode takes a close look at how everyday things are put together, from Montreal‑style smoked meats to motorised scooters, showing you the steps behind the products. S25, Ep24
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We zoom in on everyday things to see how they're built, from cactus‑pear puree to laboratory reactors. Season 25, episode 25.
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We take a closer look at everyday stuff – from digital art prints to those little ice‑cream cups and even badminton racquets – and show you how they're put together. Series 25, episode 26.
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Everyday objects get pulled apart to show how they're built – from dumplings to brass taps – giving you a clear look at the production steps behind the things we use daily.
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Jeremy checks out a cutting‑edge way to spot the Loch Ness Monster, then we hear the tale of a bloke who survived for days after being trapped in a shipwreck.
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Jeremy Wade checks out the newest deep‑sea finds that might finally prove the giant squid is real. Could this be the fabled kraken? S1, Ep 3
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Houdini's sudden death still baffles – it might not have been a simple accident. Specialists give his buried‑alive stunt another go and probe whether something more sinister was behind it. S1, Ep4
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A behind‑the‑scenes tour of high‑tech factories shows how the US makes its favourite foods, with assembly lines cranking out loads of hot dogs, chocolate bars and other treats.