TV Guide Science Saturday

Experts investigate and uncover a controversial research facility in the desert landscape of Arizona designed to prepare humanity for life on another world.

A mysterious vessel that was marooned on Ireland's southern coast; experts investigate and uncover a bizarre journey near the Bermuda Triangle.

Experts investigate and reveal revolutionary hunting techniques developed by the oldest surviving Norwegian tribe on the remote, frozen landscape.

Experts investigate and uncover the largest aircraft storage facility on Earth and the rotting remains of a defining moment in Cold War history.

The latest science reveals that demons aren't just the stuff of horror stories, and the gruesome methods used during exorcisms is uncovered.

Experts discuss new discoveries that reveal the bloody truth behind the legends of vampires, and they investigate why people believed these monsters existed.

The vigorous nature of science is put to the test as internet videos, like crazy trick shots, mountain cyclists, and relaxing in hot chili sauce, are shared.

The most creative people on the internet at showcased, including how to get a tattoo from a machine, building an engine from paper, and a homemade swing.

Experts separate the truth from trolls, including if a paper saw can cut wood, if a tornado can take "selfies," and if alligators roam Florida's gold courses.

Experts analyze new evidence surrounding the Scott Antarctic Expedition, which aspired to conquer the South Pole before anyone else but never returned.

George sends Greg to learn more about traditional canning methods, which blends craftsmanship with innovations to safeguard tomorrow's harvests.

Hidden camera footage of pranks and practical jokes include a stunt driver poses as a driving student and takes a test, and a stranger gets uncomfortably close.

A team of experts investigate startling new evidence that suggests Hitler's second-in-command was secretly replaced by a doppelganger to escape war crimes.

Three inmates are said to have escaped from Alcatraz prison, but it's never been proven, and new evidence could finally crack the notorious cold case.

When American diplomats in Cuba begin to experience a mysterious sickness, fears of an attack by a sonic weapon begin to take hold.

Evidence reveals the secrets of a Nazi program to build a nuclear bomb, and using science, experts uncover classified files with more information.

Experts use seismic technology to reveal the catastrophic threat of one of the world's largest active volcanos located beneath Yellowstone National Park.

The legendary city of gold captivated Europeans in the 16th and 17th centuries, sparking endless quests fueled by greed for hidden treasures.

Mary Magdalene is one of the Bible's most controversial figures, but despite her prominence, little is known about her and depictions of her have varied.

There are lingering questions that surround Tutankhamun's life and untimely death, as Tutankhamun remains one of history's most fascinating enigmas.

Two separate expeditions claim to have found Noah's Ark in different locations, sparking debates on whether the story is myth or reality.

In 1532, Spanish conquistadors encountered the advanced Inca Empire, but despite their sophisticated infrastructure, the Inca fell within decades.

The 10 Plagues of Egypt were supposedly sent by God to convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites but some scientists say they could've been natural occurrences.

Rameses II reigned for 60 years, leading Egypt into a golden age, but despite his fame, mysteries linger about his wife Nefertari and the truth of his death.

When the Western Roman Empire fell in 476 A.D., many questions remained whether it truly fell or if it continued as the Byzantine Empire.

The 10 Plagues of Egypt were supposedly sent by God to convince Pharaoh to free the Israelites but some scientists say they could've been natural occurrences.

Rameses II reigned for 60 years, leading Egypt into a golden age, but despite his fame, mysteries linger about his wife Nefertari and the truth of his death.

When the Western Roman Empire fell in 476 A.D., many questions remained whether it truly fell or if it continued as the Byzantine Empire.

In 1532, Spanish conquistadors encountered the advanced Inca Empire, but despite their sophisticated infrastructure, the Inca fell within decades.

The legendary city of gold captivated Europeans in the 16th and 17th centuries, sparking endless quests fueled by greed for hidden treasures.

Mary Magdalene is one of the Bible's most controversial figures, but despite her prominence, little is known about her and depictions of her have varied.