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Siblings Rena and Nadine return to the largest American utopian socialist commune of the 1970s, confronting their hidden past and its historical significance.
In Papua, explorer Will Millard spends a year with the Korowai tribe, examining their adaptation to modern influences and the commercialization of their culture.
A black hole can form when a star's energy runs out, causing gravity to compress its atoms into an ultra-dense state known as a white dwarf.
NASA's unmanned space probes, including Voyager and Cassini, have explored every planet in our solar system, providing invaluable insights from the depths of space.
Three floors of a new habitat could support six people living in space for months at a time.
Chris Horsley investigates Mount Etna's heightened volcanic activity and its implications.
Evrard Wendenbaum's exploration of Madagascar's Makay Massif reveals its rich biodiversity and archaeological significance, alongside the environmental threats it faces.
Pigalle's vibrant community is explored through the lives of its residents and visitors, challenging stereotypes and revealing the complexities behind its iconic façade.
Chris Horsley joins a scientific team to monitor Stromboli's explosive volcanic activity.
Mountain races challenge participants to traverse stunning, remote landscapes, revealing the motivations behind ultra-distance bikepacking adventures.
Mating moose, massive grey seals, and the great golden eagle thrive among the hundreds of islands nestled between Estonia, Sweden, and Finland.
Lancaster Hole, a significant cave system beneath the Pennines, reveals extensive river-ways and caverns, showcasing the golden age of British cave exploration.
Ten episodes explore the secrets of our universe, revealing the mysteries of outer space and the phenomena that shape our cosmic existence.
Thomas explores the wild landscapes of his local mountains, guided by environmentalists, as he seeks to understand the intricate relationship between nature and modernity.
La Palma's inconspicuous hill erupts, prompting urgent evacuations of seven thousand residents.
Italy's vibrant locals and hidden landscapes are explored through Bourdain's unique lens, showcasing the country's rich culture and culinary delights.
Humanity seeks new habitats in space as Earth grapples with overpopulation and climate change.
NASA's Apollo 11 mission is examined through archival footage, astronaut interviews, and artifacts from the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum.
Tudor society's fascination with sugar reveals the era's complex relationship with exotic goods and the hidden dangers they posed in households.
NASA's Apollo program faced challenges from budget cuts and public disinterest, culminating in the critical Apollo 13 mission that tested engineering limits and teamwork.
Four Australians made history in 1919 by completing the first flight around the globe, navigating 11,000 miles in a rudimentary canvas and wood plane.
McMurdo Station, the largest U.S. base in Antarctica, houses nearly 1,000 people in summer and 150 in winter, all focused on scientific research.
Bill Saturno presents evidence that the Maya civilization anticipated the continuation of time beyond 2012, challenging common misconceptions about their calendar.
Aircraft test pilots face both thrilling challenges and significant dangers as they push the limits of aviation technology and performance.
Half a day from the Arctic Circle, Trondheim features well-preserved architecture and a welcoming atmosphere amid the stark beauty of the tundra.
NASA's Apollo program faced significant challenges, including a deadly capsule fire during the Gemini missions that highlighted the risks of space exploration.
John Wesley Powell, a pioneering explorer and founding member of the Society, completed the first descent of the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon.
Alcock and Brown's historic 16-hour flight across the Atlantic in 1919 marked a pivotal moment in aviation history and showcased remarkable bravery and innovation.
Explorers like Christopher Columbus and Ernest Shackleton shaped history through their daring expeditions, revealing the complexities of their motivations and legacies.
Zion National Park, established through the inspiration of early explorers and artists, attracts over 4 million visitors annually with its breathtaking landscapes.
Mining diamonds from a frozen volcano in Canada involves extreme tasks and innovative creations, including gyroplanes and high-speed boats.
Kamchatka Peninsula, a remote and stunning region in Siberia, features breathtaking landscapes of volcanoes and glaciers, yet remains largely inaccessible due to its nuclear history.
Himalayan mountaineering between the 1920s and 1960s became a battleground for global powers, capturing iconic moments on film that shaped history.
In the Amazon rainforest, explorer Thierry Jamin investigates the legend of Paititi, the Inca Empire's rumored final refuge and its connection to El Dorado.
Essequibo River, one of South America's last wild frontiers, showcases breathtaking landscapes, indigenous communities, and diverse wildlife in its untouched ecosystem.
Cameras, jellybeans, and luxury caravans are among the fascinating objects explored in this series that reveals the intricate processes behind their creation.
New Horizons, the fastest spacecraft ever built, completed a 9-year journey to transform Pluto from a distant blur into a detailed, vibrant world.
Percy Fawcett's 1925 expedition in the Amazon jungle to find the mythical city of gold, "Z," ended in mystery when he and his companions vanished without a trace.
Jesus' miracles, from turning water into wine at Cana to feeding the multitudes at Lake Tiberias, are examined through archaeological and scientific insights.
Mountaineering history is explored through six episodes, highlighting key figures and milestones from the early 1900s to contemporary rock climbing and alpinism.
Expedito and Raimondo navigate the legendary Paraguaçu River, while Joyoson thrives in the enchanting Lençóis Desert, showcasing Brazil's rich landscapes and culture.
A team of Russian paratroopers constructs an airport on the Arctic Ocean's ice, enabling tourists and scientists to explore the North Pole before it melts.
The moon plays a crucial role in sustaining life on Earth by influencing tides, day length, and seasonal rhythms, despite its ever-changing distance from our planet.
Tasmania's stunning landscapes feature a photographer on Bruny Island, a Huon Pine expert in the forest, and two surfing brothers exploring deserted beaches.
Astronauts have burned to death during tests, and others have perished upon launch, revealing the dangers of space exploration.
A 60-year-old mother and her daughter undertake a challenging six-month trek through the rugged Coast Mountains, exploring nature and adventure.
Robson Green travels the globe to compete with local fishermen in five rounds of extreme fishing, aiming to catch the largest fish in diverse locations.
The Bolivian Andes route between La Paz and Yungas is notorious for its life-threatening conditions and tragic accidents, making it one of the world's deadliest roads.
