TV Schedule for Science

How the Universe Works Edge of the Universe

We don't yet know where the edge of the universe is or what happens there; but thanks to cutting-edge technology and new discoveries, experts might finally reveal the secrets of the phenomena.

How the Universe Works Hunt for Alien Evidence

The discovery of extraterrestrial life might face an impossible challenge: the physics of the universe itself; using cutting-edge tech, experts might be on the verge of a groundbreaking find, and the evidence could already be in hand.

Mysteries of the Deep Titanic Phenomenon

Jeremy Wade investigates the infamous shipwreck of the Titanic; locals are baffled when a bag containing 54 severed human hands is found on the banks of a Siberian river.

Mysteries of the Deep Mystery of the Ancient Battle

Jeremy Wade takes a fresh look at the Battle of Actium; Jeremy investigates what could be the first recorded case of a whale rescuing a human.

Mysteries of the Deep Shipwreck of Nazi Treasure

Jeremy Wade explores a shipwreck that may contain stolen Nazi treasure, the priceless lost furnishings of the 18th century Amber Room; astonishing footage captures the exact moment when freight ship MV Arvin split in two and sank in the Black Sea.

Mysteries of the Deep Mystery of the Sub Destroyer

Exploring the puzzling disappearance of an Indonesian submarine; the latest research into an underwater phenomenon may help piece together how it vanished.

Mysteries of the Deep Debris Of Amelia Earhart

Jeremy Wade examines new evidence that could finally reveal what happened to aviator Amelia Earhart; Jeremy investigates a strange anchor found in the Mediterranean Sea.

Mysteries of the Deep Secrets of the MS Estonia

Jeremy Wade follows investigators as they dive the wreck of the ferry MS Estonia; the case of America's notorious skyjacker D. B. Cooper takes an intriguing underwater twist.

Mysteries of the Deep Secrets of Russia's Nuclear Sub

Jeremy Wade explores an accident involving a Russian nuclear submarine on a top-secret mission, and shocking details emerge surrounding the vessel's design; scientists investigate ancient human remains emerging from a lake in Finland.

Greatest Mysteries Ever Tutankhamun: Lifting the Curse

Tutankhamun, Egypt's teenage pharaoh, leaves an enduring legacy in the 10 short years he ruled; given questions surrounding his untimely death, Tutankhamun remains one of history's enigmas.

Greatest Mysteries Ever Ramses II: The Greatest Pharaoh

Rameses II led Egypt through a sixty-year golden age as a powerful pharaoh; despite his recorded achievements, researchers investigate lingering mysteries regarding his wife Nefertari and his death.

Greatest Mysteries Ever Mary Magdalene: First Apostle

Mary Magdalene appears twelve times in the Gospels yet remains a controversial figure; this exploration examines the wide variety of depictions and the limited historical facts known about her.

Greatest Mysteries Ever The Incas: A Sudden Fall

In 1532, Spanish conquistadors encounter the advanced Inca Empire; despite their sophisticated infrastructure, the Inca falls within decades; the story of how a powerful empire is overtaken by a small group of conquistadors remains mysterious.

Greatest Mysteries Ever The Ten Plagues: A Greek Curse?

The ten plagues of Egypt are supposedly sent by God to convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites; some scientists link these events to a volcanic eruption or climate change; could these be natural occurrences or are they divine warnings?

Greatest Mysteries Ever Ancient Rome: Fall or Pushed?

The Roman Empire fell in the year 476, yet questions linger; did it truly fall or does it continue as the Byzantine Empire? What caused its demise? The debate remains controversial even among modern historians.

Greatest Mysteries Ever The Incas: A Sudden Fall

In 1532, Spanish conquistadors encounter the advanced Inca Empire; despite their sophisticated infrastructure, the Inca falls within decades; the story of how a powerful empire is overtaken by a small group of conquistadors remains mysterious.

Greatest Mysteries Ever The Ten Plagues: A Greek Curse?

The ten plagues of Egypt are supposedly sent by God to convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites; some scientists link these events to a volcanic eruption or climate change; could these be natural occurrences or are they divine warnings?

Greatest Mysteries Ever Ancient Rome: Fall or Pushed?

The Roman Empire fell in the year 476, yet questions linger; did it truly fall or does it continue as the Byzantine Empire? What caused its demise? The debate remains controversial even among modern historians.

Greatest Mysteries Ever Mary Magdalene: First Apostle

Mary Magdalene appears twelve times in the Gospels yet remains a controversial figure; this exploration examines the wide variety of depictions and the limited historical facts known about her.

Mysteries of the Deep Secrets of the MS Estonia

Jeremy Wade follows investigators as they dive the wreck of the ferry MS Estonia; the case of America's notorious skyjacker D. B. Cooper takes an intriguing underwater twist.

Mysteries of the Deep Secrets of Russia's Nuclear Sub

Jeremy Wade explores an accident involving a Russian nuclear submarine on a top-secret mission, and shocking details emerge surrounding the vessel's design; scientists investigate ancient human remains emerging from a lake in Finland.

NASA's Unexplained Files Secrets of the Alien Signals

When NASA begins a strange experiment to communicate with dolphins, experts investigate if it's a prelude to making alien contact; some fear that such a discovery could have apocalyptic consequences.

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.