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Excavation near Whitestaunton Manor reveals a Roman bath house in Somerset's Blackdown Hills.
Mammoths, once abundant across the globe, adapted to the Ice Age's harsh conditions, with expert Dick Mol tracing their origins and uncovering fossils worldwide.
Fukushima's 2011 disaster prompted a global reevaluation of nuclear safety, highlighting risks and alternatives, particularly at the Indian Point plant near Manhattan.
Nearly 1,000 sperm whales gather every summer off the Azores, where a team uses advanced technology to study their behavior and interactions with giant squid.
UFO was a term coined by Edward J. Ruppelt in 1952 to avoid the cultural connotations of "flying saucers" while studying unidentified aerial phenomena.
Vez fishermen in Madagascar navigate the Indian Ocean, balancing survival and respect for sharks as they face challenges, including a massive hammerhead.
A bullet can travel at speeds exceeding 1,100 feet per second, evolving from simple lead balls to advanced smart technology designed to never miss.
Hitler's decisions during the Battle of Britain and Operation Barbarossa lead to major defeats.
Alpha Centauri, located 4.37 light years from Earth, is identified as a potential target for humanity's first interstellar mission to a habitable world.
Approximately 13.8 billion years ago, the Big Bang marked the birth of the universe, giving rise to space, time, energy, and matter.
Recent archaeological finds across Europe reveal significant discoveries, including a 5,000-year-old chalk cylinder and rare artifacts from the Battle of Waterloo.
A Peruvian mummy with a unique cross-legged posture, analyzed by the Mummy Research Team at the University of York, reveals insights into ancient burial practices and potential violence in its past.
Participants of the Stanford Prison Experiment recount their experiences and reveal new insights about the psychological study that shaped perceptions of human behavior in 1971.
A meeting of leading scientists and scholars challenges the traditional views of evolution and creationism in the ongoing debate about life's origins.
The fossil fuel industry’s efforts to delay climate action are examined, highlighting the U.S. oil and gas boom and the consequences of inaction on methane leaks.
Paleontologists explore the Arctic Circle to study how dinosaurs thrived in extreme cold and darkness during the Cretaceous period.
Shark attacks are increasing along coastlines worldwide, with survivors recounting their experiences during the critical moments of these encounters.
Creating a traversable wormhole may require energy equivalent to converting the entire mass of Jupiter into energy.
Loch Ness measures 23 miles long and over 700 feet deep, serving as the backdrop for a new expedition to investigate the legend of its famous monster.
American agribusiness prioritizes productivity and profitability, leading to extreme farming practices that compromise animal welfare and local water access.
The U.S. meat industry has transformed into a centralized, high-tech system that lowers prices but raises concerns about the safety of the beef supply.
Singapore's hidden wildlife hotspots reveal a rich tapestry of biodiversity, showcasing the resilience of nature amidst urban development.
COVID-19's origin remains a contentious issue, with scientists and whistleblowers revealing conflicting evidence and hidden data amid a global health crisis.
The United States aims for a 50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 as part of its goal to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
Since the 9th century, explosives have evolved for both construction and warfare in China.
Africanized killer bees have caused over 1,000 fatalities in Latin America, prompting expert Reed Booth to confront their dangers in Arizona.
Almost 25 million Americans and Canadians visit the Pacific Northwest each year, where thousands claim to have seen the elusive creature known as Bigfoot.
Stars reveal their composition and colors while exploring the anthropic principle and the intriguing possibility of a multiverse.
In the Amazon rainforest, Will Smith collaborates with Waorani elder Penti Baihua to locate the giant green anaconda and collect genetic samples for research.
A team of leading scientists at the University of Texas' McDonald Observatory guides Peter Ustinov through the principles of Einstein's theory of general relativity.
A supervolcano beneath Yellowstone has the potential to cause catastrophic destruction, with eruptions 1,000 times more powerful than Mount St. Helens.
The PIONEER, a floating oil rig designed to access deep sea reserves over two and a half kilometers below the surface, represents a $600 million recycling project.
Asia is home to some of the world's deadliest snakes, as venom expert Bryan Fry explores their habitats and lethal characteristics.
A Hollywood camera crew faces life-threatening challenges after their helicopter crashes into an active volcano, complicating rescue efforts amid toxic gases and lava.
Average global temperatures have risen about one degree Celsius since the industrial revolution, raising concerns about the future of Earth's ice sheets.
The Blue Water Lily, revered in Ancient Egypt, is explored for its potential psychoactive properties through monitored experiments with legal plant-based substances.
In Utah's Uinta Basin, a team conducts rocket launches to gather data on the unexplained anomaly believed to be centered above the infamous Triangle.
Remora fishing, a centuries-old technique practiced by the Bajun people of Kiwayu island, highlights their unique relationship with the sea during Ramadan.
Gravity governs the solar system, with the Sun's mass influencing planetary orbits.
577 solar systems and over 3,400 exoplanets have been discovered since the first observation of a planet outside our solar system just over 20 years ago.
Almost 99% of the human body is made up of air, water, coal, and chalk, raising questions about how such simple elements form complex life.
Rural Australia’s Outback, once teeming with dinosaurs, is brought to life through compelling reconstructions and scientific evidence of these ancient creatures.
Giant Oarfish behavior is explored through three years of nighttime observations off the coast of France, revealing insights into this elusive sea creature's habitat.
Astronaut Scott Kelly spent 520 days in space across four missions, providing insights into the challenges of long-duration space travel.
Recent research reveals that over 450 animal species, including dolphins and killer whales, engage in homosexual behavior, challenging traditional views on sexuality in nature.
Venus's double-eyed vortex measures 1,800 meters wide, featuring hurricanes that whirl around each other in its turbulent atmosphere.
1970s food regulations are scrutinized as Christopher Brasher examines the true contents of popular products, revealing the complexities of what we consume.
A trebuchet and a medieval longbow are tested for accuracy over 140m in a unique competition to determine which can hit a target more effectively.
