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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.

Creativity is everywhere - but who and where does it come from? Artrageous travels the globe showcasing creative geniuses from our past and today, the places that inspired them and that flourish today as hot-spots of ingenuity.

Discussing the solar system, time and distance, and how the solar system extends far beyond this into interstellar space.

Recycling plastic bottles; green school practices; recycling house furniture.

The hosts test the patented designs of history's lost inventions.

The physicist's name becomes a synonym for genius.

Albert Einstein's theory of relativity transforms him from an obscure bureaucrat into the world's most-celebrated scientist while changing the way mankind understands the universe.

Genius is widely considered to be the ability to change the world in an incredible way, like inventing new technology, deciphering the mysteries of the universe, or creating transcendent art, but its origin is a mystery.

Newton lays the foundations for calculus and defines the laws of gravity.

Direct descendants help explore the life of inventor Alexander Graham Bell, who was driven by the desire to help others.

Charles Dow and Edward Jones' stock index changes the world.

The physicist's name becomes a synonym for genius.

Albert Einstein's theory of relativity transforms him from an obscure bureaucrat into the world's most-celebrated scientist while changing the way mankind understands the universe.

Genius is widely considered to be the ability to change the world in an incredible way, like inventing new technology, deciphering the mysteries of the universe, or creating transcendent art, but its origin is a mystery.

Newton lays the foundations for calculus and defines the laws of gravity.

Direct descendants help explore the life of inventor Alexander Graham Bell, who was driven by the desire to help others.

Charles Dow and Edward Jones' stock index changes the world.

The physicist's name becomes a synonym for genius.

Albert Einstein's theory of relativity transforms him from an obscure bureaucrat into the world's most-celebrated scientist while changing the way mankind understands the universe.

In a 2-hour study of a rare human trait, learn how to define the seven types of recognized genius, and meet medical experts and geniuses as they measure and demonstrate this largely misunderstood phenomenon.

The German battleship Bismarck.

Japanese kamikaze pilots fly airplanes and rocket-powered aircraft on suicide missions against U.S. Navy ships during World War II; German pilots use their planes as battering rams against U.S. bombers.

Top secret weapons designed to turn the tide during World War II; Japan's kaiten suicide torpedo; Germany's rocket-powered Me 163 Komet; the U.S. Navy researches remote-controlled aircraft.

One of the greatest dogfights in history takes place Jan. 1, 1945, over Belgium during World War II, as American fighter pilots hasten the demise of the German Luftwaffe.

May 10, 1972, is a day of extreme aerial combat over Vietnam, and dogfights involve remarkable electronic warfare.

A generational leap forward in U.S. technology and strategy gets the ultimate test in the skies over Iraq as American fighter pilots tangle with their foes' air force in 1991.

The next generation of combat aircraft includes the U.S. F-22 and F-35, the Eurofighter Typhoon, the Russian Su-35 and Su-37, and China's Chengdu J-10.

The German battleship Bismarck.

Japanese kamikaze pilots fly airplanes and rocket-powered aircraft on suicide missions against U.S. Navy ships during World War II; German pilots use their planes as battering rams against U.S. bombers.

Top secret weapons designed to turn the tide during World War II; Japan's kaiten suicide torpedo; Germany's rocket-powered Me 163 Komet; the U.S. Navy researches remote-controlled aircraft.

One of the greatest dogfights in history takes place Jan. 1, 1945, over Belgium during World War II, as American fighter pilots hasten the demise of the German Luftwaffe.

May 10, 1972, is a day of extreme aerial combat over Vietnam, and dogfights involve remarkable electronic warfare.

A generational leap forward in U.S. technology and strategy gets the ultimate test in the skies over Iraq as American fighter pilots tangle with their foes' air force in 1991.

The next generation of combat aircraft includes the U.S. F-22 and F-35, the Eurofighter Typhoon, the Russian Su-35 and Su-37, and China's Chengdu J-10.

The German battleship Bismarck.

Japanese kamikaze pilots fly airplanes and rocket-powered aircraft on suicide missions against U.S. Navy ships during World War II; German pilots use their planes as battering rams against U.S. bombers.

Top secret weapons designed to turn the tide during World War II; Japan's kaiten suicide torpedo; Germany's rocket-powered Me 163 Komet; the U.S. Navy researches remote-controlled aircraft.

One of the greatest dogfights in history takes place Jan. 1, 1945, over Belgium during World War II, as American fighter pilots hasten the demise of the German Luftwaffe.

May 10, 1972, is a day of extreme aerial combat over Vietnam, and dogfights involve remarkable electronic warfare.

A generational leap forward in U.S. technology and strategy gets the ultimate test in the skies over Iraq as American fighter pilots tangle with their foes' air force in 1991.

The next generation of combat aircraft includes the U.S. F-22 and F-35, the Eurofighter Typhoon, the Russian Su-35 and Su-37, and China's Chengdu J-10.

A 1960s rocket-slide is brought into the shop piece by giant piece; the shop outfits a 1930s pump with a coin counter that doesn't fit.

Rick and his crew restore a 1960s popcorn machine; a client brings in an antique Michelin Man air compressor.

A 1940s Good Humor bicycle is brought into the shop; a client brings in a 1920s Atwater Kent art-deco radio.

Rick and Tyler kick off a restoration race after a pair of vintage scooters are brought into the shop; a 1940s candy vending machine.

Rick and his guys restore a colossal 1920s cannonball safe; the shop freshens up some vintage farm tools.

Rick restores a recently picked 1800s coffee grinder for a client who spots it in the boneyard; a collectible 1930s fishing boat motor.

The clock is running for Rick on a 1950s taximeter; Brettly oversees the restoration of a 1800s Zeno gum vending machine.

NASCAR driver Greg Biffle asks Rick to restore his 1970s Montesa motorcycle; 1950s Kidillac.

Tyler and Brettly volunteer to tow in a 1947 railroad speeder; a client brings in a NYC police call box.

An antique three-wheeled cart with no identification is brought into the shop; a client trucks in a massive 1920s stove.

A 1972 Honda ATC is brought into the shop; Ron and Tyler plan Rick's bachelor bash.

Rick auditions a new employee; a 1950s Cushman scooter with a sidecar is brought in; 1948 homemade wooden horse.

A 1900s signal cannon is brought into the shop; the shop attempts to hold their first auction; 1950s Italian folding bicycle.

A 1950's arm-wrestling game; washing machine from the 1930's.

Rick and the crew work to restore a miniature Model T; a fire fighter brings in a vintage 1930s forest field service phone.

A 1960s rocket-slide is brought into the shop piece by giant piece; the shop outfits a 1930s pump with a coin counter that doesn't fit.

Rick and his crew restore a 1960s popcorn machine; a client brings in an antique Michelin Man air compressor.

A 1940s Good Humor bicycle is brought into the shop; a client brings in a 1920s Atwater Kent art-deco radio.

Rick and Tyler kick off a restoration race after a pair of vintage scooters are brought into the shop; a 1940s candy vending machine.

Rick and his guys restore a colossal 1920s cannonball safe; the shop freshens up some vintage farm tools.

Rick restores a recently picked 1800s coffee grinder for a client who spots it in the boneyard; a collectible 1930s fishing boat motor.

The clock is running for Rick on a 1950s taximeter; Brettly oversees the restoration of a 1800s Zeno gum vending machine.

NASCAR driver Greg Biffle asks Rick to restore his 1970s Montesa motorcycle; 1950s Kidillac.

Tyler and Brettly volunteer to tow in a 1947 railroad speeder; a client brings in a NYC police call box.

An antique three-wheeled cart with no identification is brought into the shop; a client trucks in a massive 1920s stove.

A 1972 Honda ATC is brought into the shop; Ron and Tyler plan Rick's bachelor bash.

Rick auditions a new employee; a 1950s Cushman scooter with a sidecar is brought in; 1948 homemade wooden horse.

A 1900s signal cannon is brought into the shop; the shop attempts to hold their first auction; 1950s Italian folding bicycle.

A 1950's arm-wrestling game; washing machine from the 1930's.

Rick and the crew work to restore a miniature Model T; a fire fighter brings in a vintage 1930s forest field service phone.

A 1960s rocket-slide is brought into the shop piece by giant piece; the shop outfits a 1930s pump with a coin counter that doesn't fit.

Rick and his crew restore a 1960s popcorn machine; a client brings in an antique Michelin Man air compressor.

A 1940s Good Humor bicycle is brought into the shop; a client brings in a 1920s Atwater Kent art-deco radio.

Rick and Tyler kick off a restoration race after a pair of vintage scooters are brought into the shop; a 1940s candy vending machine.

Rick and his guys restore a colossal 1920s cannonball safe; the shop freshens up some vintage farm tools.

Rick restores a recently picked 1800s coffee grinder for a client who spots it in the boneyard; a collectible 1930s fishing boat motor.

The clock is running for Rick on a 1950s taximeter; Brettly oversees the restoration of a 1800s Zeno gum vending machine.

NASCAR driver Greg Biffle asks Rick to restore his 1970s Montesa motorcycle; 1950s Kidillac.

Tyler and Brettly volunteer to tow in a 1947 railroad speeder; a client brings in a NYC police call box.

An antique three-wheeled cart with no identification is brought into the shop; a client trucks in a massive 1920s stove.

A 1972 Honda ATC is brought into the shop; Ron and Tyler plan Rick's bachelor bash.

Rick auditions a new employee; a 1950s Cushman scooter with a sidecar is brought in; 1948 homemade wooden horse.

A 1900s signal cannon is brought into the shop; the shop attempts to hold their first auction; 1950s Italian folding bicycle.

A 1950's arm-wrestling game; washing machine from the 1930's.

Rick and the crew work to restore a miniature Model T; a fire fighter brings in a vintage 1930s forest field service phone.

Expeditions lead to the recovery of two large, intact sections of the ship's hull and allow for further analysis of the disaster.

Researchers suggest the possibility of a fatal flaw in the construction design of the ocean liner.

Top underwater researchers complete the most thorough and exhaustive study of the Titanic wreck site ever made.

Divers investigate the 1916 explosion that ripped apart HMS Britannic, sister ship of the Titanic, rapidly sinking the vessel in the Mediterranean Sea.

Findings at the Titanic's legendary wreck site.

Expeditions lead to the recovery of two large, intact sections of the ship's hull and allow for further analysis of the disaster.

Researchers suggest the possibility of a fatal flaw in the construction design of the ocean liner.

Top underwater researchers complete the most thorough and exhaustive study of the Titanic wreck site ever made.

Divers investigate the 1916 explosion that ripped apart HMS Britannic, sister ship of the Titanic, rapidly sinking the vessel in the Mediterranean Sea.

Findings at the Titanic's legendary wreck site.

Expeditions lead to the recovery of two large, intact sections of the ship's hull and allow for further analysis of the disaster.

Researchers suggest the possibility of a fatal flaw in the construction design of the ocean liner.

Top underwater researchers complete the most thorough and exhaustive study of the Titanic wreck site ever made.

Divers investigate the 1916 explosion that ripped apart HMS Britannic, sister ship of the Titanic, rapidly sinking the vessel in the Mediterranean Sea.

Findings at the Titanic's legendary wreck site.

A killer disease rampages throughout Europe at the close of World War I, killing more people than all the weapons of the war.

A weather phenomenon that became known as the "black blizzard" ravaged America's heartland between 1930 and 1940; scientists re-create conditions of the time and conclude that it was not a natural disaster but a man-made one.

Investigation of deteriorating infrastructure in the United States spotlights more than 70,000 bridges rated as structurally deficient, past disasters, new technologies, and designs to prevent problems.

Specialists delve into the New Orleans underground to see how it stands in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and to assess whether the city would be ready for a similar storm in the future.

A cow knocks over a lantern, sending 1871 Chicago into flames.

Miners become trapped underground and struggle to stay alive against a rushing river and rising waterline.

How an asteroid created the border for three states; how glaciers that plowed the Great Plains altered the map.

A killer disease rampages throughout Europe at the close of World War I, killing more people than all the weapons of the war.

A weather phenomenon that became known as the "black blizzard" ravaged America's heartland between 1930 and 1940; scientists re-create conditions of the time and conclude that it was not a natural disaster but a man-made one.

Investigation of deteriorating infrastructure in the United States spotlights more than 70,000 bridges rated as structurally deficient, past disasters, new technologies, and designs to prevent problems.

Specialists delve into the New Orleans underground to see how it stands in the wake of Hurricane Katrina and to assess whether the city would be ready for a similar storm in the future.

A cow knocks over a lantern, sending 1871 Chicago into flames.

Miners become trapped underground and struggle to stay alive against a rushing river and rising waterline.

How an asteroid created the border for three states; how glaciers that plowed the Great Plains altered the map.

A killer disease rampages throughout Europe at the close of World War I, killing more people than all the weapons of the war.