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Archaeologist Ciprian Ardlean unearths fresh evidence that is transforming the understanding of when and who the earliest humans traveled to the Americas.
02:00
Experts discuss the Nazca Lines, which are mysterious, alien-looking symbols carved into a remote desert more than a thousand years ago.
03:00
Cutting-edge forensic technology reveals the dark secrets of the Iceman, which is the world's oldest and most perfectly preserved mummy.
04:00
The lost underground chambers of the formidable Maya city of Palenque are explored to give insight into the region's history and the truth about its queens.
05:00
Archaeologists study the remains of the legendary coliseums to find answers about the past and the grisly performances of athleticism and death held there.
06:00
Astronaut Leroy Chao's experience in space, the Apollo capsule's pictures of a flying saucer and shadows caught on film following the shuttle are featured.
07:00
The possibility of life on Mars as discovered by the Viking Lander, a Starship sighted in the Aurora Borealis and Moon Pigeons are featured.
08:00
Two astronauts who are stuck in the vacuum of space accept their deaths; the first detailed images of Pluto show an alien landscape.
09:00
Determining the age of the universe continues to be an elusive endeavor for scientists as their results are conflicting, and everything known could be wrong.
10:00
Experts explore how the Earth has teetered on the verge of destruction, and how chaos and catastrophe may be vital ingredients for a living planet.
11:00
The secret construction of a gigantic nuclear bunker, which remained concealed under a West Virginia hotel for decades, is investigated by experts.
12:00
Experts explore a 9,000-foot tunnel system that was built into an abandoned quarry by an eccentric millionaire centuries ago for an unknown reason.
13:00
Treasure hunters attempt to find a long-lost mine that's rumored to be hidden deep inside a remote mountain that holds a precious mineral.
14:00
A hidden city built within the Rock of Gibraltar is spotlighted, and experts explain how the immense fortress was used to control the seas during World War II.
15:00
More than three miles of secret tunnels are hidden beneath Ramsgate, England, which are part of a bomb shelter for British citizens during WWII.
16:00
A stare-of-the-art facility works on the cutting edge of scientific research under the Black Hills of South Dakota and experts explore how and why it was built.
17:00
A group of experts examines a decommissioned missile launch facility in Kansas to find out how it was turned into a state-of-the-art survival bunker.

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18:00
Josh follows the trail of the club members' incredible journeys, including the Kon-Tiki balsa raft crossing the Pacific and the lunar rover crossing the moon.
19:00
Josh Gates recounts death-defying feats at the top and bottom of the world; Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay's perilous climb up Mount Everest.
20:00
Josh reveals how club members' awesome exploits inspired Hollywood films, including how a ship-cracking archaeologist became Indiana Jones.
21:00
Josh Gates revisits explorer members' heart-stopping trips into space, including Apollo 13 astronauts who brought their crippled module back to Earth.
22:00
Josh recounts a mythic Himalayan expedition to meet the Yeti, and a filmmaker's encounter with the terrifying elephant king.
23:00
Josh Gates relives history's coolest polar adventures, including Robert Peary and Matthew Henson's legendary trek to the North Pole.
00:00
Josh Gates revisits explorer members' heart-stopping trips into space, including Apollo 13 astronauts who brought their crippled module back to Earth.
01:00
Josh recounts a mythic Himalayan expedition to meet the Yeti, and a filmmaker's encounter with the terrifying elephant king.
02:00
Josh Gates relives history's coolest polar adventures, including Robert Peary and Matthew Henson's legendary trek to the North Pole.
03:00
Josh reveals how club members' awesome exploits inspired Hollywood films, including how a ship-cracking archaeologist became Indiana Jones.
04:00
A stare-of-the-art facility works on the cutting edge of scientific research under the Black Hills of South Dakota and experts explore how and why it was built.
05:00
A group of experts examines a decommissioned missile launch facility in Kansas to find out how it was turned into a state-of-the-art survival bunker.

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