Sky History 2 Wednesday

Protests against top-secret military installation Area 51. In 2019, millions of people responded to an internet post advocating it be stormed

Examining the notion that the forces of inspiration the ancients attributed to the gods actually emanated from an otherworldly source

A look at the advanced technology the US military is using, from flying saucers to killer drones

A team of experts investigates whether governments around the world are using weather control to incite the next global war, and possibly destroy the planet

How the curator of the J Paul Getty Museum's collection fell into disgrace, brought down by a jet-setting dealer

An insight into the Germans' perspective of events as they invaded Russia and battled to the death against Stalin's troops

The top 10 locations around the world that just might be hiding alien bases, including a cavern beneath the ice of Antarctica

The Apollo 11 mission to the moon and the suggestion that the moon is actually a giant spacecraft allowing extraterrestrials to monitor Earth

Lorraine Kelly explores the nation's constant harking back to Winston Churchill and the part played by Britain in the Allied victory in the second World War

How Germany, Italy and Japan's ruthless, brutal occupation and exploitation of other countries contributed to the demise of the so-called Axis Powers

The city of Melbourne's long history of UFO sightings. This edition catches up with a local person to hear about their incredible UFO encounters

The complete story of America's 16th president, starting with his rise up from a poverty-ridden childhood through his determination to leave his mark on the world

How competition stirred when a chemist at the Joseph A Campbell company invented a condensed soup that wowed the US. Later, Henry Heinz created a rival offering

Alice Roberts investigates the best archaeological discoveries of 2018 from the West of the UK, including the biggest maritime excavation since the Mary Rose

The story of Cleopatra Selene, the little-known daughter of Cleopatra and Antony, who witnessed her dynasty collapse but survived to become a great queen

How people continued to unleash their imaginations on the skies, including wondering whether humans are truly alone in the universe

The life of Prince Albert Victor. Sordid speculation dogged his life - and he was even a suspect in the Jack the Ripper case

The mystery surrounding the origin of enchanting crystal skulls that believe were craved thousands or even tens of thousands years ago by an ancient Mesoamerican civilisation

The top 10 locations around the world that just might be hiding alien bases, including a cavern beneath the ice of Antarctica

The Apollo 11 mission to the moon and the suggestion that the moon is actually a giant spacecraft allowing extraterrestrials to monitor Earth

Alice Roberts investigates the best archaeological discoveries of 2018 from the West of the UK, including the biggest maritime excavation since the Mary Rose

Naturalist Chris Packham, a self-confessed dog obsessive, reflects on the nation's relationship with its pets. He also contemplates which kind of pets Brits prefer

How the seeds of Japan's Second World War defeat in 1945 were sown a decade earlier with the occupation of Manchuria in China

Craig and space journalist Sarah Cruddas consider incidents over the US that it has been suggested are being covered up by the Pentagon