National Geographic Channel +1 Tuesday

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Focusing on the number of intensifying and strengthening hurricanes and tropical cyclones, including the recent Florida and Texas hurricanes

A closer look at three air tragedies reveals what happens when commercial planes get caught in the heat of war

Experts investigate the 1956 collision of two planes over the Grand Canyon in Arizona, and reveal a problem that threatened the entire aviation industry

Two pilots survive a crash which kills 37 passengers, and claim bad weather was to blame. However, an investigation into the disaster reveals other factors

The story of a small colony founded on Roanoke island, off the eastern coast of North America, in 1587 - only for the settlers to disappear in mysterious circumstances

Locations steeped in intrigue, from derelict structures whose purpose is lost to history to the perplexing enigma of Havana Syndrome

A Japanese-American regiment fights through dark forests, heavy rains and entrenched Nazis to reach a lost US battalion in the Vosges Mountains

As the Battle of the Bulge rages, a young US scout becomes separated from his regiment, and spends the night trapped behind enemy lines

New discoveries and cutting-edge research reveal the history of Rome's Colosseum and its intricate relationship with the empire that created it

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore a Porsche belonging to a former ambulance driver, which is in the worst condition of any car on the series due to being stored in a damp garage

In May 1941, the new Nazi battleship Bismarck set out to destroy Allied convoys in the Atlantic. It was up to the Royal Navy to stop it in its tracks

Experts investigate the cause of Crossair Flight 498's crash in 2000. Phone interference was initially suspected, though drugs were later found in the captain's bag

Documentary exploring the history of the Hitler Youth, which absorbed all other organisations for young people, indoctrinating a whole generation of German boys

Jewish former prisoners at the Sobibor death camp in Poland recall their lives as prisoners and their eventual, desperate escape on October 14, 1943

The stories of people of colour during the Second World War. The first episode focuses on soldiers who fought on D-Day

A plane that crashed in a Dutch field after reporting an engine problem during a flight, and the investigation that discovered the minor circuitry problem that caused it

Examining the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, featuring testimony from air traffic control staff, and asking whether anyone could have stopped the perpetrators

CBP finds a smuggler of so-called crazy pills at JFK and responds to the Covid-19 crisis on the southern border, seizing over 800lbs of meth

Documentary exploring cutting-edge manufacturing in an inter-connected world, beginning with the creation of electric cars at Tesla's factory in Freemont, California

Sean and the team discover an extremely rare 1915 Vickers machine gun. Hoping it could prove a huge seller at auction, they decide to test it out on the shooting range

Sean uncovers a chest that could have hoarded pirate treasure across the seas while Shooter stumbles upon a unique anti-bandit gun

How will a mobile taco van fare at a food truck competition? Meanwhile, can a bakery be able to produce a bespoke desert for a ladies golf tournament?

A Las Vegas crew has just one night to finish a two-day job. Tackling several last-minute wedding cakes they've got no margin for error

Dr K treats a cockatiel's potentially fatal inflamed sinuses. An Arctic fox won't eat or drink, raising suspicions of poisoning. An anaemic box turtle has a possible prolapse

A pregnant pine snake has to have her eggs surgically removed when she cannot lay naturally. A chameleon has a swollen eye, and a rabbit needs surgery for a hip injury

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