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Examines the history of radar, focusing on its role in the Allies' victory in World War II, from the Chain Home Network, rudimentary radar towers that ringed England's eastern coast, to the role of Boston's MIT in developing an English secret.

The 1969 flight of Apollo 11, which landed two American astronauts on the Moon, as seen through the eyes of the astronauts, mission controllers, engineers, and designers who made it happen.

Discover how essential space travel technologies have journeyed back to Earth with surprising and indispensable commercial applications.

From Stonehenge to the Hubbell Telescope, mankind has always been a race of stargazers; unforgettable film footage and expert accounts reveal the facts of astronomy's most mind-boggling discoveries.

Star City, the Gagarin Center for Training Cosmonauts, was established by the former Soviet Union in the 1960s as a school for the future conquerors of space.

Investigating man's search in the sky for answers to earthbound problems.

An exploration of human attempts to know the future, from the Oracle of Delphi to the prophecies of Nostradamus.

Interviews with geophysicists and Hawaiian experts help explore the legend of Pele, the ancient Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes.

Aboriginal Australian's are studied for insight into their ecological philosophy known as "Dreamtime.".

Researching the building of the Egyptian pyramids and other technological achievements of ancient times.

The Shuar tribe of Ecuador believe power is gained by cutting off and shrinking the heads of their enemies.

Exploring the different forms of marriage ceremonies in Kyrgyzstan, New England and in cyber-space.

Investigating man's search in the sky for answers to earthbound problems.

An exploration of human attempts to know the future, from the Oracle of Delphi to the prophecies of Nostradamus.

Interviews with geophysicists and Hawaiian experts help explore the legend of Pele, the ancient Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes.

Aboriginal Australian's are studied for insight into their ecological philosophy known as "Dreamtime.".

Researching the building of the Egyptian pyramids and other technological achievements of ancient times.

The Shuar tribe of Ecuador believe power is gained by cutting off and shrinking the heads of their enemies.

Exploring the different forms of marriage ceremonies in Kyrgyzstan, New England and in cyber-space.

Investigating man's search in the sky for answers to earthbound problems.