TV Guide Science Saturday

Aerial footage from Yorkshire reveals a system of previously lost buildings that could have once belonged to the Roman Empire.

The lifeless husks of strangely unoccupied towns scattered across Belarus have a dark history of innocent lives taken by an insidious state-sanctioned cover-up.

A mysterious cone sits on top of a Turkish mountain range as evidence of an ancient engineering project that breathed life into the legend of a living deity.

In New Jersey, satellite imagery captures an enormous oval overlaid with a grid pattern in the trees which could relate to prohibition and WWII munitions.

Experts investigate if there's a conspiracy surrounding the Dead Sea Scrolls, the ancient texts that the Vatican kept top-secret for decades.

Satellite imagery captures a castle-like building standing hidden in Scotland surrounded by a dense forest that could have links to an ancient secret society.

The "MythBusters" put common American phrases and sayings to the test to discover whether they are true or don't hold up to scientific scrutiny.

Inspired by a secret agent myth, Adam and Jamie try to modify a conventional electric stun gun so that it uses a stream of water help stun its victims.

The team tests survival myths and find out whether it is possible to punch one's way out of a coffin; Adam and Jamie tests the validity of "bullet-proof" items.

Jamie, Adam and Kari conduct experiments on the commonly held theory that the more alcohol people drink, the more attractive the opposite sex appears.

Adam and Jamie tackle the various identification conspiracy theories associated with RFID Tags and get help from Kari, Tory and Grant.

When experts unearth a mysterious lost city built by an infamous pharaoh, they find clues of a grisly catastrophe and the apocalyptic events that destroyed it.

Experts discuss Egypt's tomb raiders and the secret strategies ancient Egyptians used to ensure the treasures of their dead pharaohs wouldn't be stolen.

Experts investigate the Screaming Mummy, which is a mummy with a terrifying expression frozen in agony that could be connected to a pharaoh's murder.

Experts explain new discoveries about the Crocodile Queen, which was Egypt's first female Pharaoh who would take on a sinister alter ego.

New discoveries reveal if there is a curse at King Tut's tomb, which is said to have killed nine people, and experts investigate more of Egypt's secrets.

Explorers in search of a lost city built by Ramses II uncover startling evidence that reveals the extent of the ancient Egypt's scientific knowledge.

Mysterious tomb carvings provide evidence that ancient Egyptians practiced cannibalism, and new discoveries might finally answer the ancient mystery of why.

Experts investigate new evidence that suggests that the Scorpion King, which is a fabled character from Egyptian history, might have actually existed.

Experts use the latest technology to search for the mummy of Nefertiti, one of ancient Egypt's most iconic pharaohs, and possibly reveal how she died.

Experts explore if cataclysmic changes in ancient Egypt could have been caused by an extraordinary set of international phenomena.

From a hidden royal tomb in Egypt to mysterious Neolithic ritual sites in Arabia, discover how ritual, industry, and evolution shaped life, and death.

Investigators use technology and forensic analysis to reveal new secrets of the seven wonders of ancient Egypt that are still unsolved after thousands of years.

From a hidden royal tomb in Egypt to mysterious Neolithic ritual sites in Arabia, discover how ritual, industry, and evolution shaped life, and death.

Investigators use technology and forensic analysis to reveal new secrets of the seven wonders of ancient Egypt that are still unsolved after thousands of years.

Experts explore if cataclysmic changes in ancient Egypt could have been caused by an extraordinary set of international phenomena.

Explorers in search of a lost city built by Ramses II uncover startling evidence that reveals the extent of the ancient Egypt's scientific knowledge.

Mysterious tomb carvings provide evidence that ancient Egyptians practiced cannibalism, and new discoveries might finally answer the ancient mystery of why.