Monday, December 22nd TV listings for Science HD
How the Universe Works Hunt for the Universe's Origin
Determining the age of the universe continues to be an elusive endeavor for scientists as their results are conflicting, and without a definitive answer, everything that's known about the cosmos could be completely wrong.
How the Universe Works Dark History of Earth
Earth's history is marked by one cosmic disaster after another, forging the path of human evolution; now, experts explore how the Earth has teetered on the verge of destruction.
Underground Marvels Hotel Bunker of the Apocalypse
The top-secret construction of a massive nuclear bunker remained concealed under a palatial West Virginia hotel for decades; experts reveal how this vast subterranean structure was one of the most closely guarded Cold War secrets in U.S. history.
Underground Marvels Mystery of the Lost Labyrinth
A strange, centuries-old labyrinth built into an abandoned quarry was built by an eccentric millionaire, and no one knows why; but now, a new excavation into this mysterious 9,000-foot tunnel system might finally reveal its dark secrets.
Underground Marvels Treasures of the Lost Mine
Caverns hidden deep inside a remote mountain are home to a precious mineral found nowhere else on Earth; experts and treasure hunters use cutting-edge technology to follow rumors of a mysterious long-lost mine in search of a payday.
Underground Marvels Secrets of the Rock
A hidden, subterranean city built within the Rock of Gibraltar is an immense fortress to control the seas during World War II; new discoveries reveal the secrets of a long-lost chamber with evidence of high-stakes espionage.
Underground Marvels Murder Raid Tunnels
Hidden beneath the town of Ramsgate, England, lies a hidden network of over three miles of air raid tunnels; experts investigate and uncover an extensive WWII bomb shelter that became a permanent refuge for many civilians after a devastating attack.
Underground Marvels Buried Lab of the Black Hills
Buried nearly a mile beneath the Black Hills of South Dakota is a cutting-edge laboratory at the forefront of astonishing scientific research; experts reveal advancements engineers achieved more than a century ago that keep it operating today.
Underground Marvels Subterranean Silo Survival
A decommissioned missile launch facility in Kansas remained one of the best kept subterranean military secrets of the Cold War; experts reveal how this abandoned underground complex transformed into a state-of-the-art survival bunker.
Tales From the Explorers Club Wild Rides
Josh Gates explores daring journeys, including the Kon-Tiki balsa raft crossing the Pacific, NASA's lunar rover making tracks on the moon and an airplane flying around the world without the use of fuel.
Tales From the Explorers Club Highest Highs, Lowest Lows
Josh Gates recounts the death-defying exploits of Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, who summit Mount Everest; two submariners plunge seven miles under the Pacific; a pilot skydives from the edge of space.
Tales From the Explorers Club Explorer's Club at the Movies
Josh Gates explores how club members' swashbuckling exploits inspired Hollywood; a bullwhip-cracking archaeologist may be the real-life Indiana Jones; a Nazi mountaineer's life-changing "Seven Years in Tibet" became a Brad Pitt star turn.
Tales From the Explorers Club The Race to Space
Josh Gates boldly explores members' most heart-pounding journeys into space; Apollo 13 astronauts fight to bring their crippled spacecraft 238,000 miles back to Earth and futuristic SpaceShipOne could give others a chance to travel to space.
Tales From the Explorers Club Monsters and Myths
Josh recounts a Himalayan mission to find the yeti and a filmmaker's pursuit of the dangerous elephant king; the starving crew of an Antarctic expedition makes difficult choices to survive.
Tales From the Explorers Club Polar Extremes
Josh Gates tackles history's most chilling polar adventures, including Robert Peary and Matthew Henson's brave push to the North Pole as well as Ernest Shackleton's epic survival in Antarctic ice.
Tales From the Explorers Club The Race to Space
Josh Gates boldly explores members' most heart-pounding journeys into space; Apollo 13 astronauts fight to bring their crippled spacecraft 238,000 miles back to Earth and futuristic SpaceShipOne could give others a chance to travel to space.
Tales From the Explorers Club Monsters and Myths
Josh recounts a Himalayan mission to find the yeti and a filmmaker's pursuit of the dangerous elephant king; the starving crew of an Antarctic expedition makes difficult choices to survive.
Tales From the Explorers Club Polar Extremes
Josh Gates tackles history's most chilling polar adventures, including Robert Peary and Matthew Henson's brave push to the North Pole as well as Ernest Shackleton's epic survival in Antarctic ice.
Tales From the Explorers Club Explorer's Club at the Movies
Josh Gates explores how club members' swashbuckling exploits inspired Hollywood; a bullwhip-cracking archaeologist may be the real-life Indiana Jones; a Nazi mountaineer's life-changing "Seven Years in Tibet" became a Brad Pitt star turn.
Underground Marvels Buried Lab of the Black Hills
Buried nearly a mile beneath the Black Hills of South Dakota is a cutting-edge laboratory at the forefront of astonishing scientific research; experts reveal advancements engineers achieved more than a century ago that keep it operating today.
Underground Marvels Subterranean Silo Survival
A decommissioned missile launch facility in Kansas remained one of the best kept subterranean military secrets of the Cold War; experts reveal how this abandoned underground complex transformed into a state-of-the-art survival bunker.
NASA's Unexplained Files Ghosts on the Moon
Spaceships powered by atomic bombs; artificial rings encircle an entire star; Neil Armstrong's transmission feed cuts off when he spots strange lights on the moon; how can lightning talk to itself.
NASA's Unexplained Files Black Knight Rises
A piece of the sun seems to have vanished; the Hubble spots an unidentified object traveling faster than light.
NASA's Unexplained Files Interstellar Gold Rush
A distant planet shows an Earth-like atmosphere; a glowing light suggests an atmosphere on the Moon; why there are blueberries on Mars.
