Discovery Science +1 Sunday

Investigating how a 1000-ton ship is lifted 70 metres into the air while it is still in water, and how criminals are prevented from cracking credit cards

Exploring the construction of large tunnels in one of the world's biggest cities to prevent blackouts, and a look at how a pine forest is turned into timber

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A first-hand account of how an emergency procedure was conducted to save a new ISS solar array. Plus, the story of the first Korean astronaut's bumpy ride during re-entry

The Nasa tapes that recorded the Apollo 11 moon landing are missing, and experts examine whether their disappearance is part of a cover-up

Josh Gates explores the ocean floor of the Cayman Islands and the coasts of North Carolina in his quest to find the lost treasure of the pirate Blackbeard

More everyday items are put under the microscope as the programme reveals how motion sensors and diving helmets are made

More everyday items are put under the microscope as the series reveals how rawhide lampshades and MRI scanners are made

More everyday items are put under the microscope as the series reveals how membrane filters, bridge ties, and bi-planes are made

The manufacturing processes behind hospital laundry and horse replicas are revealed

How the coffee that wakes up Italy is roasted. Plus, the manufacture of the bricks and oil that fills lava lamps, and how diamonds are blasted from a frozen volcano

How the world's sharpest photos are taken. Plus, the stitching of an airbag capable of catching a falling car, and the manufacture of billions of perfectly-formed jelly beans

How a caravan tougher than an SUV can be built. Plus, forging tuning forks with perfect pitch, resurfacing an ice rink in minutes, and staging on the world's biggest light festival

Manufacturing techniques behind the groovy vinyl LP and the world's most crashed car - the dodgem. Plus, how one of the world's oldest pain remedies, tiger balm, is created

Creative designer Adam Savage takes on a series of inventive builds and engineering challenges. This time, he makes his own Iron Man armour suit made from titanium

Adam Savage joins forces with a NASA engineer to rebuild a rocket-propelled super weapon, originally built to breach barbed wire in the Second World War

Six experts deploy CIA-developed link analysis software, special ops intelligence training and extensive research to find out if aliens have made contact with Earth

The international task force identifies a pattern of non-terrestrial sounds and odd sightings centred around an earthquake, which could be related to UFO activity

The crew heads to the birthplace of the Morgan 3-Wheeler in England to examine the classic car's inner workings and exterior

The inner workings of the Ginetta and Team LNT, who have made headway in auto racing history for decades

The team visits the birthplace of the Lucra LC470, and examines the car's inner workings

The crew visits the birthplace of the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, revealing its inner workings and impressive exterior

Jeremy explores a revolutionary technique that could identify the Loch Ness Monster, and asks how a man survived for several days trapped in a shipwreck

When a mummified body is discovered on an abandoned boat, investigators struggle to explain where it came from, so Jeremy Wade sets out to reveal what happened

Experts investigate the disappearance of people who have gone missing while swimming in the Bermuda Triangle, with some locals believing a sea monster is responsible

New discoveries might finally explain the truth behind one of the Triangle's most infamous mysteries, when 306 US Navy crewmen vanished without a trace

Astronauts and mission-control staff describe how a power failure on the ISS forced the crew to consider abandoning the station. Plus, a suit malfunction puts a cosmonaut in danger

How a mission to the Salyut space station takes a surprise turn when the crew suffers from depressurisation. Plus, the leak that threatened the lives of astronauts upon re-entry

The documentary looks into so-called space fireflies, which reportedly attack astronauts' brains

Looking at an astronaut beginning to drown on a spacewalk, and Nasa's discovery of an asteroid which has been converted into a spacecraft

How the coffee that wakes up Italy is roasted. Plus, the manufacture of the bricks and oil that fills lava lamps, and how diamonds are blasted from a frozen volcano

How the world's sharpest photos are taken. Plus, the stitching of an airbag capable of catching a falling car, and the manufacture of billions of perfectly-formed jelly beans