Sky History 2 HD Today

This edition contemplates how much the US and Russia have been working together in preparation for the ultimate extraterrestrial encounter

Ancient astronaut theorists explore the idea that meteorites could be pieces of extraterrestrial technology

An investigation into the Ark of the Covenant, one of the most sought after religious relics of all time with powers that may suggest a link to an extraterrestrial past

Garth Barnard investigates the Turweston Wellington Collision of July 8, 1944, when two bombers collided killing 13 soldiers, before the war for them had even begun

A lake in Canada that may hold the key to whether life exists on Mars. Plus, a Second World War aerial photo possibly containing a coded message left by a vicious religious fanatic

This edition contemplates how much the US and Russia have been working together in preparation for the ultimate extraterrestrial encounter

Ancient astronaut theorists explore the idea that meteorites could be pieces of extraterrestrial technology

Military combat specialists Karl Ude-Martinez and Kevin Hicks test out swords, spears and armour as they investigate the British uprising against the Roman army

Professor Alice Roberts follows archaeologists as they unearth Britain's most spectacular iron-age grave, a chariot burial in East Yorkshire

Mary, Queen of Scots, is forced to abdicate and flee to England. In Flanders, William I requests military assistance from France to fight Philip II of Spain

Garth Barnard investigates the Turweston Wellington Collision of July 8, 1944, when two bombers collided killing 13 soldiers, before the war for them had even begun

The story of a Korean soldier allegedly captured during D-Day, who purportedly fought for the Nazis, raising questions about his true allegiance and the nature of his captivity

A mysterious Saharan crater, seen from space, that hides a brutal past. Plus, strange craters in the English countryside, human sacrifice and the hunt for Bad King John's treasure

Strange descending lights spotted in 1980 at the now former RAF station at Woodbridge, Suffolk, by servicemen Jim Penniston, John Burroughs and Ed Casabang

The infamous Beer Hall Putsch, an attempt by Adolf Hitler to take power in Germany by force. It was a day that would change the world for ever, birthing Hitler's regime

The world of the secretive and notorious biker club, with access to former chapter presidents and undercover agents who have risked their lives to infiltrate the group

The spree of gruesome murders by Jack the Ripper that shocked Victorian England. To this day, the vicious killer's identity remains a mystery

A look at how the trials were suddenly halted when the Massachusetts elite were accused of witchcraft, and Salem had to deal with the aftermath

This edition contemplates how much the US and Russia have been working together in preparation for the ultimate extraterrestrial encounter

Ancient astronaut theorists explore the idea that meteorites could be pieces of extraterrestrial technology

Professor Alice Roberts follows archaeologists as they unearth Britain's most spectacular iron-age grave, a chariot burial in East Yorkshire

In the name of religious tolerance, Catherine de Medici wed her Catholic daughter, Margaret of Valois, to Henry of Navarre, the young Protestant heir of the Bourbon dynasty

Strange descending lights spotted in 1980 at the now former RAF station at Woodbridge, Suffolk, by servicemen Jim Penniston, John Burroughs and Ed Casabang

The story of a Korean soldier allegedly captured during D-Day, who purportedly fought for the Nazis, raising questions about his true allegiance and the nature of his captivity

Investigations into whether the religious relic the Ark of the Covenant could hold connections to an extraterrestrial past