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A look at pioneering aircraft, beginning with the DC3, the rigorously tested twin-engine passenger airliner that helped to revolutionise air travel in the 1930s and 40s

Salvage aficionado Drew Pritchard visits Britain's oldest number plate maker. Plus, Paul and Drew disagree about adding a mega engine onto a tiny Italian classic.

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

Experts examine the origin of the pyramids in the deserts of Sudan, the ruins of a powerful lost civilisation that once rivalled Egypt

Experts use cutting-edge technology to explore why the Egyptians built pyramids, looking closely at the Step Pyramid of Djoser

To help bring the extinct woolly mammoth back to life, Josh Gates visits a biotech lab driving a cloning project and excavates ancient bones in a Canadian mine

Josh Gates retrieves bone samples from the massive Batagay crater and gets DNA results to find out if the woolly mammoth will walk the earth again

Declassified files illustrate how two astronauts trapped in the vacuum of space faced an agonising death. Plus, close-up images of Pluto reveal a distinctly alien landscape

Exploring the 300 moons within the solar system, and how they could provide evidence of Earth's turbulent past, as well as extraterrestrial life

Jessica Chobot and Phil Torres examine the legend of Mothman by searching for clues in a long-sealed bunker and a top-secret Air Force base

Don Wildman examines the story of a flying car, plus a saw wielded in a prison riot and investigates a fire that decimated Coney Island's amusement park.

Don Wildman investigates a legendary heist, he explores the biggest manhunt in American military history and a beast that terrorised a community.

Some of the brightest minds and theorists on the planet explore the limits of human knowledge and explain the science behind the rules of the universe

A look at pioneering aircraft, beginning with the DC3, the rigorously tested twin-engine passenger airliner that helped to revolutionise air travel in the 1930s and 40s

Beneath the densely populated city of Naples lies a looming threat. A super volcano may be on the verge of erupting and causing an apocalyptic catastrophe

A look at the process of forging super steel to make cars lighter, greener and safer, and how Australia's 80 million sheep are sheared every spring

The technological processes involved in keeping people comfortable, entertained and safe with the latest aircraft seats, and a look at the design of bras with aerospace technology

In California, a dam collapse causes chaos. In Massachusetts, the tallest library starts cracking. In Italy, a vital bridge comes crashing down

Don Wildman examines the story of a flying car, plus a saw wielded in a prison riot and investigates a fire that decimated Coney Island's amusement park.

Don Wildman investigates a legendary heist, he explores the biggest manhunt in American military history and a beast that terrorised a community.

Exploring the 300 moons within the solar system, and how they could provide evidence of Earth's turbulent past, as well as extraterrestrial life

To help bring the extinct woolly mammoth back to life, Josh Gates visits a biotech lab driving a cloning project and excavates ancient bones in a Canadian mine

Josh Gates retrieves bone samples from the massive Batagay crater and gets DNA results to find out if the woolly mammoth will walk the earth again

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