TV Guide Science Wednesday

A boy begins to exhibit the unnerving ability to rotate his head 180 degrees, mimicking frightening accounts of demonic possession and the devil's presence.

A violent meeting with an animal that possesses both human and ape characteristics leads investigators on a search for an explanation.

Experts investigate an empty municipal building's connection to magical rituals, as well as its disturbing past, after guards encounter strange activity.

A group of experts investigates an underground parking garage in which security cameras recorded an empty car starting up and moving.

An expedition on Europe's tallest mountain unearths the decapitated remains of a frozen human body, and a mummified Russian WWII soldier near a shelter.

Climbers find the mummified remains of a man in a pinstripe suit preserved in ice on Mexico's highest peak, and experts investigate its origin.

Experts investigate when a former Area 51 insider suggests that the Roswell UFO incident was a devious Soviet conspiracy masterminded by Stalin.

Experts investigate if NASA's strange experiment to communicate with dolphins could be a prelude to making alien contact and what the consequences could be.

Neil Armstrong is an unexplained spin and investigates the cause or face death; an Apollo 17 photograph suggests a United States military outpost on the moon.

New research into the mysterious but powerful neutrinos reveals they pass through objects undetected and could be the reason for humanity's existence.

New discoveries about the structure of galaxies, stars and planets reveal a hidden kingdom of microscopic alien organisms like bacteria and viruses.

Data collected during the Rosetta mission's groundbreaking journey to land on a comet for the first time in human history reveals answers about life on Earth.

Trask and his team take on the Space Needle in Seattle to fix an aging window washing basket; in San Antonio, they look to get a stadium ready for game day.

Trask takes on a decommissioned lighthouse 32 miles off the coast of North Carolina, and the crew must work suspended above shark infested waters.

Trask and his crew scale Sutro Tower in San Francisco to inspect crucial cable junctions and must avoid deadly radiation at nearly 1000 feet in the air.

Trask and his crew look for any critical issues on Foresthill Bridge in California; in Garden City, Kansas, the team needs to inspect massive grain elevators.

Trask and his crew take on one of the world's largest bronze statues, and they need to figure out how to get on this colossus of a structure.

A team of rope access technicians must place 13 targets on one of America's tallest dams, and then they suit up to install bird sensors on a wind turbine.

Experts investigate the poor structural design of the St. Francis Dam, the Brumadinho disaster and how maintenance neglect brought down the Derna Dam.

Exploring the preventable explosion inside London's Ronan Point, the code violations that collapsed Lalita Park and a fire in Tehran's Plasco Building.

Aviation disasters like TWA Flight 800, the Kegworth crash and Japan Airlines Flight 123 show how thin the line is between safety and catastrophe.

Bridge collapses have etched hard lessons into the history of engineering; Tacoma, Minneapolis, Genoa, were symbols of innovation.

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.

Experts examine the dire consequences that occurred when safety protocols were ignored at the Battersea Park Funfair, Dreamworld and Gröna Lund theme parks.

Bridge collapses have etched hard lessons into the history of engineering; Tacoma, Minneapolis, Genoa, were symbols of innovation.

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.

Experts examine the dire consequences that occurred when safety protocols were ignored at the Battersea Park Funfair, Dreamworld and Gröna Lund theme parks.

Aviation disasters like TWA Flight 800, the Kegworth crash and Japan Airlines Flight 123 show how thin the line is between safety and catastrophe.

Trask and his crew take on one of the world's largest bronze statues, and they need to figure out how to get on this colossus of a structure.

A team of rope access technicians must place 13 targets on one of America's tallest dams, and then they suit up to install bird sensors on a wind turbine.