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An examination of the 2005 crash of Helios Flight 522, Greece's worst air disaster, which claimed the lives of 121 people after a loss of cabin pressure

Drew Pritchard and Paul Cowland find a Morris Traveller at the largest private car collection in the UK. Later, in Surrey, the duo spot a rare but affordable Maserati

Bruce Crompton buys a rare Sherman tank in Ohio. However, before he sells it on it he wants to boost its authenticity and value, so consulted a tank expert for advice

The ancient city of Persepolis was once the greatest and richest city on Earth. Using forensic analysis, experts discover how the Persians rose to power

Stunning 'blow apart' CGI animation and the latest archaeological investigations reveal how the most iconic buildings of the ancient worlds were built, stone by stone

Josh Gates embarks on a mission into the dark caves and thick jungles of Puerto Rico in search of the mysterious Chupacabra

Josh Gates travels across America in the hopes of cracking the location of some ceramic vases, buried by an author in 1982 that can be exchanged for treasure

A Nasa spacecraft suffers a malfunction in orbit - can its lone astronaut make it back to Earth? Plus, new evidence emerges over Yuri Gagarin's mysterious death

New discoveries reveal that neutron stars have the power to destroy planets and even other stars

Treasure hunter Darrell Miklos attempts to decode and follow a 'treasure map' created by his boyhood idol, former Project Mercury astronaut Gordon 'Gordo' Cooper

Don Wildman investigates the unexpected story behind the Alaskan flag, the madman behind an important English Language book and a quest to save Chicago

Don examines an antique dishwasher, a golden breastplate from an ancient civilization and a uniform worn by one brave man facing down an entire army

Conflicting results make determining the age of the universe difficult. Finding the answer could be the key to many mysteries of the cosmos

An examination of the 2005 crash of Helios Flight 522, Greece's worst air disaster, which claimed the lives of 121 people after a loss of cabin pressure

Rob Nelson investigates subterranean secrets from around the world, beginning with mysterious rocks at the bottom of Lake Michigan known as Underwater Stonehenge

The construction of lifeboats that can hold 150 people, and an insight into the manufacture of celebratory stamps

The production of tequila from cactus plants in Mexico, and how steam helps to power New York City

The 1960 murder of wealthy Mary Burge, found strangled in her bed. Detectives encountered a world where the truth seemed stranger than fiction

How computerisation has made fingerprint identification much more efficient, allowing the time-tested method to take place in a matter of minutes

The ancient city of Persepolis was once the greatest and richest city on Earth. Using forensic analysis, experts discover how the Persians rose to power

New discoveries reveal that neutron stars have the power to destroy planets and even other stars

Josh Gates embarks on a mission into the dark caves and thick jungles of Puerto Rico in search of the mysterious Chupacabra

Josh Gates travels across America in the hopes of cracking the location of some ceramic vases, buried by an author in 1982 that can be exchanged for treasure

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