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- Science documentaries about various topics.
- A users guide to the cosmos from the big bang to galaxies, stars, planets and moons. Where did it all come from and how does it all fit together. A primer for anyone who has ever looked up at the night sky and wondered.
- Extreme Homes is a series of tours around some of the worlds strangest, largest, and prettiest properties and their homes.
- A journey through space and time.
- The natural wonders of the world are being explained.
- Documentary series featuring various subjects related to science and technology.
- This program is made by the Discovery Network, and the show's 'full-name' has the suffix phrase of "The Questions of Our Life", after curiosity. The show tries to answer mysteries and certain queries within diverse fields like the human mind, history, archaeology, medicine, anthropology, nature, biology, space and history. While the show was being planned, Discovery's game-plan was to air twelve one-hour episodes each season for five years. However, when "Curiosity..." did premiere in August of 2011, it began a weekly broadcast schedule that ran the full first season, which ended with the 13th episode on November, 20, 2011. Similarly, the second season also followed the weekly format, between October 7, 2012 and January 27, 2013. Since then, there has only been one episode broadcast under the umbrella title of "Curiosity: The Questions of Our Life". This was the episode named "Stonehenge", which was shown on July 20, 2014. Two websites have emerged since the series debut, both of which deal with analogous subject matter, which achieve their individual goals strategically.
- Alex Beresford follows the most destructive winds on Earth and examines the May tornado tragedy near Oklahoma City and Moore, Oklahoma through the eyes of the people who survived this unprecedented event.
- The story of a human life, from first breath to last. Told from within the body.
- Animated film showing the making of Planet Earth from rocks and dust to our current home, beginning 4.5 billion years ago. Explains the clash with planet Thea, creation of oxygen, initial life underwater and stromatolites. Initial plate tectonics, Snowball earth and the first continents of Rhodinia and Gondwana.
- A new blue-chip series that reveals the extraordinary feats of engineering hidden in the world's most spectacular manmade structures. Each episode uses cutting-edge CGI to strip down construction layer by layer. Each time a layer is removed, buildings are reduced to their skeletons, revealing game-changing innovation analyzed by world-class industry players.
- It may look weird to an onlooker but it's home, sweet, home to the owners of the most bizarre and unusual dwellings around the world.
- The greatest volcanic eruption in recorded history, the Krakatoa explosion of August 27 1883.
- A dramatised documentary detailing the bitter feud between Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots. The two Queens never met, but communicated for many years via letter. Mary's turmoil is shown, and the events which led to her destruction. Elizabeth, one of Britain's most infamous monarchs would be haunted in later year's by the death of an anointed Queen.
- Friends, fans, colleagues, and rivals reflect on the talents and achievements of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. Includes excerpts from an interview with Bill Gates and Jobs shortly after his cancer diagnosis.
- It is a book that originated thousands of years ago in the Middle East. The subject of intensive scholarship and interpretation.
- Catastrophe or opportunity depends on your perspective as a victim or survivor. But from the perspective of species catastrophes are an important part of the engine of evolution as this highly scientific series explains.
- A recounting of the infamous 1937 airship disaster and its subsequent investigation.
- A brief account of the Earth's geological progression, from its creation 4.6 billion years ago to scientists' predictions of its demise more than 2.5 billion years in the future.
- British high-profile personalities examine the origins, history and global impact of Christianity.
- Between volcanic eruptions and asteroid impacts, examine the prehistoric origin, evolution and turbulent history of human civilisations in Europe. Understand how the history of Europe shaped the modern continent.
- Various weather specialists explore and explain rare and unusual weather around the world
- The story of how Britain exploded into life.
- Documentary examines how ancient civilizations built iconic monuments that align with the sun on the same day.
- A fantastical - but factual - journey to the Centre of the Earth.
- Geologist Martin Pepper and Biologist Liz Bonnin investigate world history in a unique way: By exploring different parts of the world known for historic events and cataclysmic disasters, as well as parts of the world that have ties to the creation of the Earth from a scientific point of view. From the Ice Age, to the Meteor that struck the Earth 65 million years ago, to Krakatoa--watch as Martin and Liz learn How the Earth works!
- National Geographic gets 10 experts to pick the most significant natural disasters ever, adding eyewitness accounts and CGI to flesh out the stories.
- Wildlife documentary series in which Steve Backshall, Miranda Krestovnikoff, Philippa Forrester and Lindsey Chapman use low light cameras to reveal what Britain's animals get up to after dark.
- This is a documentary that utilizes computer imagery, science, historical records, and re-enactments to explore what happened in 1883 to the Indonesian area surrounding the volcanic island of Krakatoa.
- Scientists find out what impact climate change has on our world.
- From the first life to us today, this explains why we're here and how we evolved into humans
- One for the Road is a live concert video by the rock band "The Kinks". It was released in conjunction with a live album of the same name. Many of the bands classic songs are featured, including "You really got me", "Lola" and "Celluloid Heroes"
- A narrative told through the eyes of the British youth, this three part series explores the effect of Cannabis, Ecstasy and Cocaine on the human body and mind.
- State-of-the art graphics, stunning images from the Hubble Space Telescope and NASA's fleet of spacecraft and the world's leading researchers seek to unravel the mysteries of the Universe: why did it begin; what was the origin of life; how will it end; can we find other lifeforms 'out there'?
- Using 4-D technology, the early stages of a Golden Retriever puppy, a dolphin, and an elephant are examined.
- Explores how we can leave the Earth to make new homes amongst the stars. Both the technological and human issues of extended space travel are presented. Not only are the problems shown, but also many possible solutions, taking into account our current level of scientific know-how, are discussed.
- Jeff Corwin travels across the US from coast to coast to explore the secrets of its countryside and animals