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00:00
Experts examine the root cause of atomic accidents like the Windscale fire, and why crisis management helped in the 3-Mile Island incident and Kyshtym disaster.
01:00
Experts examine declassified documents to uncover the true story behind the worst nuclear disaster in history at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant.
03:00
Experts examine the dire consequences that occurred when safety protocols were ignored at the Battersea Park Funfair, Dreamworld and Gröna Lund theme parks.
04:00
Experts investigate the poor structural design of the St. Francis Dam, the Brumadinho disaster and how maintenance neglect brought down the Derna Dam.
05:00
Bridge collapses have etched hard lessons into the history of engineering; Tacoma, Minneapolis, Genoa, were symbols of innovation.
06:00
An all-terrain vehicle navigates dangerous land, snow and water conditions in the Arctic; a machine protects a highway in an area prone to avalanches.
07:00
An amphibious mega machine is used when melting ice puts a town in jeopardy of flooding; the Canadian Air Force delivers supplies and personnel in the Arctic.
08:00
Military search and rescue efforts, which rely on a specialized helicopter, are examined; a gigantic snow blower helps keep trains operational.
09:00
A factory manufactures sidecars for motorcycle passengers; a facility makes and freezes packaged French Toast to be sold in grocery stores.
09:30
How a company produces custom knee braces for patients; a facility responsible manufacturing air conditioners; producing exhaust pipes for motorcycles.
10:00
A look at how a company produces solid state hard drives for computers; how a make-up facility produces eye shadow; a look at how a factory builds limousines.
10:30
A look at how a factory produces tires perfect for drag racing cars; how a factory manufactures icing for multiple uses for bakers; floating docks.
11:00
A look is taken at the manufacturing of products, featuring a glimpse at how tripods, Polish sausages, welding guns and the process of restoring statues.
11:30
A behind-the-scenes look is taken at product assembly, highlighting the making of champagne hoods and foils and pneumatic delivery systems.
12:00
A behind-the-scenes look is taken at product assembly, featuring a look at how sharpening steels, bladder pumps, ironing boards and kayak paddles are made.
12:30
A behind-the-scenes look is taken at product assembly, highlighting the making of champagne hoods and foils and pneumatic delivery systems.
13:00
In-depth observation provides interested viewers a glimpse of the intricate production of underwater robots, lasagna and band saws.
13:30
In-depth observation provides viewers a glimpse of the intricate production of laminated wood beams, off-road vehicles, veggie burgers and augers.
14:00
In-depth observation provides viewers a glimpse of the intricate production of everyday objects like turbochargers and watches to food like enchiladas.
14:30
The host investigates the processes involved in making patterned glass panels, building road cases and creating stop-frame animation.
15:00
Experts investigate how a subterranean military fortresses situated on the southern coast of Ireland transformed into a brutal and terrifying prison.
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.

Sunday Night TV on Science

18:00
More than three miles of secret tunnels are hidden beneath Ramsgate, England, which are part of a bomb shelter for British citizens during WWII.
19:00
Experts investigate and reveal how a tunnel system hidden beneath the town of Exeter, England was the result of one of the deadliest epidemics in history.
20:00
Archaeologists help solve the mystery of what happened to a little-known free fort in Florida, while thermal drones reveal Texas caves used by freedom seekers.
21:00
Archaeologists unearth the lost community of Quindaro, a forgotten abolitionist town; they search for artifacts of Freedom Seekers in a hidden cave in Illinois.
22:00
Archaeologists uncover remains of a Maroon community that lived in a forgotten Virginia swamp; lost artifacts are revealed at Harriet Tubman's childhood home.
23:00
Maritime routes of the railroad are traced as an underwater archaeologist searches for the wreck of a Civil War ship used by enslaved people to find freedom.
00:00
Archaeologists unearth the lost community of Quindaro, a forgotten abolitionist town; they search for artifacts of Freedom Seekers in a hidden cave in Illinois.
01:00
Archaeologists uncover remains of a Maroon community that lived in a forgotten Virginia swamp; lost artifacts are revealed at Harriet Tubman's childhood home.
02:00
Maritime routes of the railroad are traced as an underwater archaeologist searches for the wreck of a Civil War ship used by enslaved people to find freedom.
03:00
Archaeologists help solve the mystery of what happened to a little-known free fort in Florida, while thermal drones reveal Texas caves used by freedom seekers.
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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