What's on Discovery Science +1 today - 35 programs on the Discovery Science +1 schedule
Last updated: 8 February 2026 at 11:07
Experts are on the hunt for the truth behind mysterious phenomena. They’re following fresh clues to strange anomalies that could be linked to the lost city of Atlantis.
Specialists examine theories about the world’s most famous cryptid, Bigfoot. New evidence that’s just been uncovered shows a creature far fiercer than previously thought.
Specialists examine a fresh hypothesis about Scotland’s Loch Ness Monster. They suggest the beast could actually exist and may be more hazardous than previously imagined.
Specialists probe whether an interdimensional portal in the Alaska Triangle caused the 1950 disappearance of an aircraft carrying 44 military personnel. The investigation focuses on the puzzling loss of the plane.
Bigfoot hunters set out to discover whether a massive, ape‑like creature is responsible for a series of disappearances and mutilations in the Alaskan wilderness. Their investigation takes them deep into the remote wilds.
The episode shows how discarded aluminium cans are transformed into planes and rockets. It also demonstrates the carving technique used to make a traditional Black Forest cuckoo clock.
The episode shows how the manufacturer Lea & Perrins produces its famous Worcestershire sauce. It also examines the shredding of cars and the craft of making sarees.
It shows how the massive, intricate decorations for Mardi Gras carnival floats are crafted and how rock candy is twisted together. It also takes a look at the way dentures are made.
The programme examines how the world’s most expensive tea is harvested and processed. It also shows how Warsaw’s Siekierki power plant supplies heat to half the city’s homes.
The episode follows people purchasing items without leaving the house. It shows how shoppers can order and have goods delivered straight to their door.
State‑of‑the‑art forensic techniques expose the secrets of the ‘Iceman’, the world’s oldest and most flawlessly preserved mummy. Modern science is used to uncover how this ancient body remained so perfectly intact.
Specialists use the latest technology to uncover the hidden details of Emperor Nero's palace. It was built in the centre of Rome.
It demonstrates how wooden matches, tillage machines, telescopic gangways and mabe pearls are manufactured. It also outlines how those production methods have been refined over time.
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It demonstrates how mosquito coils, solar‑assist tricycles, palm oil and fibreglass chopper guns are manufactured. It also outlines how production techniques have progressed over the years.
Learn how wooden toys are crafted. The episode also reveals the production of retro toasters, laboratory furnaces and aerogels.
It reveals how combination squares, ball valves and string trimmers are produced. It also demonstrates the methods used to farm shrimp.
See how the finest oyster knives have evolved and how lighting is reshaping sport worldwide. It also reveals how greenhouse‑grown diamonds are driving a new gemstone revolution.
It examines how cheddar – the world’s most popular cheese – is produced. It also reveals the inner mechanisms of Resusci Anne, the dummy used to teach CPR.
The programme examines how Ford designs and builds the Transit, the familiar white van seen everywhere. It also looks at the production of Driza‑Bone’s full‑length, all‑weather riding coats.
The programme examines how wood‑burning stoves function. It also explains how the development of the synthesiser transformed music forever.
Danny Forster examines the construction of one of the world’s largest hydro‑electric projects in Brazil. The undertaking sees seven mountains tunnelled and two dams erected.
Adam Savage teams up with a NASA engineer to reconstruct a rocket‑propelled super‑weapon. The device was originally built to breach barbed wire during the Second World War.
NASA and SpaceX launch the first crewed mission from US soil in almost ten years. The programme gives behind‑the‑scenes coverage of the SpaceX Dragon capsule’s water landing.
Josh takes viewers from a miraculous pyramid in Central America to the myths of ancient Greece. He reveals the mysteries of some of the planet’s most awe‑inspiring places.
Josh Gates visits locations where legends endure, travelling through Romania, Japan and Germany. Among the sites is the castle that inspired the home of an iconic vampire.
Josh investigates a Japanese ice cave. He then travels to a remote island where cats outnumber the humans.
Josh Gates investigates a millionaire’s disappearance in Malaysia. He also examines the collapse of an ancient city in Cambodia and a Bolivian celebration of death.
These are the men who turned America into an economic superpower. Their story begins with the clash between John D. Rockefeller and Thomas Scott for control of the nation’s emerging oil industry.
