TV Guide Science Sunday

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

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.

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

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

When a nuclear submarine spying on Soviet maneuvers goes missing, the U.S. Navy claims it was an accident, but new evidence may suggest otherwise.

Adolph Hitler disappears from the world in an apparent suicide at the end of World War II, but theories of his possible escape continue to circulate.

The team puts old myths to the test and begins with the ones surrounding golf, and then they find out how entertainers drive automobiles with a blindfold on.

Jamie, Adam and the rest of the Mythbusters team explore the world of viral videos to investigate how they're made, passed along and spread around the world.

Adam and Jamie use a viewer's film to help them test a myth about phone books and friction; the team looks into a myth about the pyrotechnics in Hollywood.

An inside look is taken at product assembly, featuring a glimpse into how wood toys, retro toasters, laboratory furnaces and aerogels are made and distributed.

An inside look is taken at product assembly, featuring a glimpse into how combination squares, farmed shrimp and ball valves are made and distributed.

A look is taken at product assembly, featuring a glimpse into how carbon fiber, railcar movers and hood ornaments are actually made.

An inside look is taken at product assembly, featuring a glimpse into how Chinese-style furniture, electrical switches, Thai fish sauce and cappers are made.

Viewers are presented with a look at the development of canvas wall tents; a glimpse is given at the traditional and religious aspects surrounding peace pipes.

Viewers are presented with a fascinating look at the development of robotic hunting decoys; an in-depth look is given at the history behind canned tomatoes.

A glimpse is given at the rise of turfgrass as a standard for lawns; viewers are presented with a fascinating look at the preparation behind beef jerky.

Viewer's are given an in-depth behind-the-scenes look at how multi-tools, marionettes and jojoba oil are made and their various uses.

Viewers are given an in-depth glimpse into the surprising history of cufflinks and the preparation that is involved in blueberry turnovers.

Viewers are given an in-depth glimpse into the various types and uses of blister pack packaging, including food and pharmaceuticals.

Viewers are given a glimpse at the development of the top and bowler hats throughout the 18th to 20th century, and the benefits of solar water heaters.

Viewers are presented with a fascinating glimpse into the history and development of the turntable from the early phonograph to modern innovations.

Experts use advanced technology to explore the long-lost underground bunker of Adolf Hitler with the hope of uncovering new information about the Nazi regime.

Experts explore the Roman town near Pompeii that was also destroyed by an apocalyptic volcano in 79AD using advanced technology to investigate.

Experts use technology to examine the Leaning Tower of Pisa, which is one of the world's most iconic buildings, to solve an 800-year-old mystery.

Research into Hadrian's Wall, which was constructed by the Roman Empire to guard its frontiers, reveals who the Romans were trying to keep out.

Experts discuss the October 26, 1881, gunfight at the O.K. Corral, which made Wyatt Earp into a renowned folk hero throughout the U.S.

Hadrian's Villa is the largest Roman palace ever constructed; experts investigate secrets that could reveal the truth behind Rome's most enigmatic emperor.

A Welsh farmer stumbles upon a 2,000-year-old chariot buried in the sand, which leads historians to new theories about one of Britain's most violent periods.

Host Don Wildman explores Buckingham Palace where he investigates a scandalous tale of forbidden romance and examines the techniques of a bold intruder.

A Welsh farmer stumbles upon a 2,000-year-old chariot buried in the sand, which leads historians to new theories about one of Britain's most violent periods.

Host Don Wildman explores Buckingham Palace where he investigates a scandalous tale of forbidden romance and examines the techniques of a bold intruder.

Hadrian's Villa is the largest Roman palace ever constructed; experts investigate secrets that could reveal the truth behind Rome's most enigmatic emperor.

Experts explore the Roman town near Pompeii that was also destroyed by an apocalyptic volcano in 79AD using advanced technology to investigate.

Experts use technology to examine the Leaning Tower of Pisa, which is one of the world's most iconic buildings, to solve an 800-year-old mystery.