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A 1910 steamship becomes stuck on an Alaskan reef, stranding crew and passengers without radio contact.

A man sailing alone seems to vanish without a trace.

A fishing boat vanishes at the center of the "Perfect Storm.".

A giant bulk carrier disappears in a tropical storm off 1980 Japan.

A U.S. lieutenant disappears after destroying several German observation balloons.

Forbidden by authorities, a pilot "accidentally" achieves his dream of flying across the Atlantic.

Albert Ball, one of Great Britain's greatest aces of World War I, vanishes without a trace during a dogfight in 1917.

Drifting and deflating, a U.S. Navy dirigible settled to the ground near San Francisco in 1942 without its two-man crew, who had disappeared without a trace.

Members of a rugby team survive a plane crash in the Andes.

A distinguished state judge and his wife go missing from their Florida beach-resort home.

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.

The question often rises is the cost of space exploration really worth it; could the money be better spent elsewhere; one space program would have to remain; the planetary defence program to locate identify and deflect a wayward asteroid.

Recycling refrigerators in Brazil; solar energy in Hawaii; green villages.

The hosts investigate and test a personal submarine.

This profile of Chappelle traces the comic's story from his hometown of Yellow Springs, Ohio to his 2005 escape to South Africa.

Chronicling the life of Bobby Brown from the Orchard Park housing projects of Roxbury, Massachusetts through his rise to fame with New Edition and beyond.

Brown reflects on his rise to stardom by revealing personal stories about becoming a pop culture icon and his song "Bad Boy"; Bobby meets his match when he falls in love with singing sensation Whitney Houston and gives an inside look.

Bobby Brown shares never-before-heard stories about his passionate relationship with Whitney Houston and their drug-fueled spiral downward; Bobby's children give an inside look at what it was like to have Whitney as a stepmom.

Bobby Brown struggles with his sobriety after the shocking deaths of two of his children; he reveals how his new marriage and family with Alicia Etheredge-Brown saved his life and give him hope for the future.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

In the 1920s, college football coach Knute Rockne led the Fighting Irish to a string of victories.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

This profile of Chappelle traces the comic's story from his hometown of Yellow Springs, Ohio to his 2005 escape to South Africa.

Chronicling the life of Bobby Brown from the Orchard Park housing projects of Roxbury, Massachusetts through his rise to fame with New Edition and beyond.

Brown reflects on his rise to stardom by revealing personal stories about becoming a pop culture icon and his song "Bad Boy"; Bobby meets his match when he falls in love with singing sensation Whitney Houston and gives an inside look.

Bobby Brown shares never-before-heard stories about his passionate relationship with Whitney Houston and their drug-fueled spiral downward; Bobby's children give an inside look at what it was like to have Whitney as a stepmom.

Bobby Brown struggles with his sobriety after the shocking deaths of two of his children; he reveals how his new marriage and family with Alicia Etheredge-Brown saved his life and give him hope for the future.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

In the 1920s, college football coach Knute Rockne led the Fighting Irish to a string of victories.

Commentary creates in-depth portraits.

This profile of Chappelle traces the comic's story from his hometown of Yellow Springs, Ohio to his 2005 escape to South Africa.

Chronicling the life of Bobby Brown from the Orchard Park housing projects of Roxbury, Massachusetts through his rise to fame with New Edition and beyond.

Brown reflects on his rise to stardom by revealing personal stories about becoming a pop culture icon and his song "Bad Boy"; Bobby meets his match when he falls in love with singing sensation Whitney Houston and gives an inside look.

Bobby Brown shares never-before-heard stories about his passionate relationship with Whitney Houston and their drug-fueled spiral downward; Bobby's children give an inside look at what it was like to have Whitney as a stepmom.

Bobby Brown struggles with his sobriety after the shocking deaths of two of his children; he reveals how his new marriage and family with Alicia Etheredge-Brown saved his life and give him hope for the future.

Training and tools for urban warfare; cars and tanks that can calculate, and drive themselves; rescuing soldiers and athletes from dangerous situations.

Extreme search and rescue requires vehicles and gear that can operate anywhere; the search for intelligent life in outer space; robots.

Technology born in the military that found civilian applications.

Technology leads from the submarine to hand-held sonar devices to help tourists catch big fish; carbon-fiber technology; radar now helps to locate people trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings.

Aircraft carriers; supertankers; container vessels; armored vehicles; flight-simulation technology. Host: Hunter Ellis.

Building teamwork; portable power and electronics; operating in extreme cold conditions. Host: Hunter Ellis.

The 10th Mountain Division, trained for winter warfare; gun-sights; high-altitude military and NASA craft based on glider technology.

Technology born in the military that found civilian applications.

Training and tools for urban warfare; cars and tanks that can calculate, and drive themselves; rescuing soldiers and athletes from dangerous situations.

Extreme search and rescue requires vehicles and gear that can operate anywhere; the search for intelligent life in outer space; robots.

Technology born in the military that found civilian applications.

Technology leads from the submarine to hand-held sonar devices to help tourists catch big fish; carbon-fiber technology; radar now helps to locate people trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings.

Aircraft carriers; supertankers; container vessels; armored vehicles; flight-simulation technology. Host: Hunter Ellis.

Building teamwork; portable power and electronics; operating in extreme cold conditions. Host: Hunter Ellis.

The 10th Mountain Division, trained for winter warfare; gun-sights; high-altitude military and NASA craft based on glider technology.

Technology born in the military that found civilian applications.

Training and tools for urban warfare; cars and tanks that can calculate, and drive themselves; rescuing soldiers and athletes from dangerous situations.

Extreme search and rescue requires vehicles and gear that can operate anywhere; the search for intelligent life in outer space; robots.

Technology born in the military that found civilian applications.

Technology leads from the submarine to hand-held sonar devices to help tourists catch big fish; carbon-fiber technology; radar now helps to locate people trapped in the rubble of collapsed buildings.

Aircraft carriers; supertankers; container vessels; armored vehicles; flight-simulation technology. Host: Hunter Ellis.

Building teamwork; portable power and electronics; operating in extreme cold conditions. Host: Hunter Ellis.

The 10th Mountain Division, trained for winter warfare; gun-sights; high-altitude military and NASA craft based on glider technology.

Technology born in the military that found civilian applications.

This 2-hour special crisscrosses billions of years of time and space to show how everyone, and everything, is linked in one universal story. It weaves together science and history.

Volcanic spots around the world made infamous in history; the volcanic islands of Greece; the mountains of Italy; the long ridges of Iceland; the volcanoes of Indonesia.

Seismologists race to prevent earthshaking disasters.

Cutting-edge technology attempts to measure the unmeasurable to help U.S. meteorologists track, study and predict tornadoes.

Avalanches have taken a deadly toll throughout history, ranging from Hannibal's army to snowmobilers, skiers and motorists.

A warmer climate may cause oceans to rise and may eventually lead to an increase in hurricanes.

This 2-hour special crisscrosses billions of years of time and space to show how everyone, and everything, is linked in one universal story. It weaves together science and history.

Volcanic spots around the world made infamous in history; the volcanic islands of Greece; the mountains of Italy; the long ridges of Iceland; the volcanoes of Indonesia.

Seismologists race to prevent earthshaking disasters.

Cutting-edge technology attempts to measure the unmeasurable to help U.S. meteorologists track, study and predict tornadoes.

Avalanches have taken a deadly toll throughout history, ranging from Hannibal's army to snowmobilers, skiers and motorists.

A warmer climate may cause oceans to rise and may eventually lead to an increase in hurricanes.

This 2-hour special crisscrosses billions of years of time and space to show how everyone, and everything, is linked in one universal story. It weaves together science and history.

Volcanic spots around the world made infamous in history; the volcanic islands of Greece; the mountains of Italy; the long ridges of Iceland; the volcanoes of Indonesia.

Seismologists race to prevent earthshaking disasters.

Cutting-edge technology attempts to measure the unmeasurable to help U.S. meteorologists track, study and predict tornadoes.

Avalanches have taken a deadly toll throughout history, ranging from Hannibal's army to snowmobilers, skiers and motorists.

A warmer climate may cause oceans to rise and may eventually lead to an increase in hurricanes.

The classical learning and science of the Byzantine Empire gives rise to the Renaissance.

The power, strength and ingenuity of Carthage.

The architecture and infrastructure behind Aztec society; host Peter Weller.

Architecture and infrastructure enable the rise and fall of the ancient Mayan civilization.

Engineering feats of the Persian Empire.

The Greek Empire's architecture and infrastructure; host Peter Weller.

The architecture and infrastructure the ancient Greeks engineered during the time of Alexander the Great.

History's greatest engineering and architectural achievements.

The classical learning and science of the Byzantine Empire gives rise to the Renaissance.

The power, strength and ingenuity of Carthage.

The architecture and infrastructure behind Aztec society; host Peter Weller.

Architecture and infrastructure enable the rise and fall of the ancient Mayan civilization.

Engineering feats of the Persian Empire.

The Greek Empire's architecture and infrastructure; host Peter Weller.

The architecture and infrastructure the ancient Greeks engineered during the time of Alexander the Great.

History's greatest engineering and architectural achievements.

The classical learning and science of the Byzantine Empire gives rise to the Renaissance.

The power, strength and ingenuity of Carthage.

The architecture and infrastructure behind Aztec society; host Peter Weller.

Architecture and infrastructure enable the rise and fall of the ancient Mayan civilization.

Engineering feats of the Persian Empire.

The Greek Empire's architecture and infrastructure; host Peter Weller.

The architecture and infrastructure the ancient Greeks engineered during the time of Alexander the Great.

History's greatest engineering and architectural achievements.

From its humble beginnings in an 1880s card shop, to single handedly resurrecting the video game industry, a story of how an iconic name in gaming came to be.

A humble hangar outside Seattle turns into a national sensation, creating the world's first jumbo jets, satellites, and military aircraft for the entire world, bringing the world into the jet age.

Childhood friends Arthur Davidson and William Harley look for a way to make their bicycles faster and create an American institution that changes the world forever; the tale of how their motorcycles become a symbol of individuality and freedom.

Milton Bradley goes from making lithographs in 1860 to creating some of the most popular games of all time; an iconic game wouldn't exist without the polio epidemic; the entire Milton Bradley company wouldn't exist without Abraham Lincoln's beard.

Three brothers from Massachusetts help turn an obscure form of entertainment into a billion-dollar global industry; one of their bestselling games becomes an Olympic sport, and another popular product is inspired by a caveman.

When Mattel opened their doors as a picture frame company, they had no idea they'd become the empire behind the world's most popular toys; Mattel didn't get to be numero uno without a few wild cards and intergalactic battles.

After its founding in 1923, Hasbro grows from a modest textile and school supplies business into the biggest toy company in the world; an effort to avoid the word "doll" launches an entire new genre of toys.

The comedians examine executive power; the strange way Nixon wooed his future wife; a founding father that liked swimming in the nude; a vice president gets drunk at his inauguration.

Why America has the most awesome healthcare system in the world; people who picnicked at a Civil War battle; the "Star Spangled Banner's" creation.

A Chicago mobster that went by the name Snorky; Bonnie and Clyde compared to Fleetwood Mac; how many U.S. vice presidents have shot people while in office.

History's weirdest weapons, craziest generals and biggest battlefield blunders; the secrets behind the CIA's classified cat-training program; William Wallace's taste for human flesh.

Some of the baddest men to ever walk the earth including Genghis Khan, Andrew Jackson and Ernest Hemingway.

What made Alexander the Great so great; where Fidel Castro stationed his Cuban missile; how Napoleon could have won the Battle of Waterloo with a bit more preparation.

John Rockefeller makes his money, Marie Antoinette loses her bread; a Roman emperor hosts parties so depraved that Penthouse made a movie about them.

What LBJ nicknamed his chief of staff; how Kim Jong-Il invented the hamburger; why the real-life inspiration for Dracula was even more bloodthirsty than the vampire.

The big moments that shaped the course of human events for better and worse; tips on how to avoid getting the Black Plague.

From its humble beginnings in an 1880s card shop, to single handedly resurrecting the video game industry, a story of how an iconic name in gaming came to be.

A humble hangar outside Seattle turns into a national sensation, creating the world's first jumbo jets, satellites, and military aircraft for the entire world, bringing the world into the jet age.

Childhood friends Arthur Davidson and William Harley look for a way to make their bicycles faster and create an American institution that changes the world forever; the tale of how their motorcycles become a symbol of individuality and freedom.

Milton Bradley goes from making lithographs in 1860 to creating some of the most popular games of all time; an iconic game wouldn't exist without the polio epidemic; the entire Milton Bradley company wouldn't exist without Abraham Lincoln's beard.

Three brothers from Massachusetts help turn an obscure form of entertainment into a billion-dollar global industry; one of their bestselling games becomes an Olympic sport, and another popular product is inspired by a caveman.

When Mattel opened their doors as a picture frame company, they had no idea they'd become the empire behind the world's most popular toys; Mattel didn't get to be numero uno without a few wild cards and intergalactic battles.

After its founding in 1923, Hasbro grows from a modest textile and school supplies business into the biggest toy company in the world; an effort to avoid the word "doll" launches an entire new genre of toys.

The comedians examine executive power; the strange way Nixon wooed his future wife; a founding father that liked swimming in the nude; a vice president gets drunk at his inauguration.

Why America has the most awesome healthcare system in the world; people who picnicked at a Civil War battle; the "Star Spangled Banner's" creation.

A Chicago mobster that went by the name Snorky; Bonnie and Clyde compared to Fleetwood Mac; how many U.S. vice presidents have shot people while in office.

History's weirdest weapons, craziest generals and biggest battlefield blunders; the secrets behind the CIA's classified cat-training program; William Wallace's taste for human flesh.

Some of the baddest men to ever walk the earth including Genghis Khan, Andrew Jackson and Ernest Hemingway.

What made Alexander the Great so great; where Fidel Castro stationed his Cuban missile; how Napoleon could have won the Battle of Waterloo with a bit more preparation.

John Rockefeller makes his money, Marie Antoinette loses her bread; a Roman emperor hosts parties so depraved that Penthouse made a movie about them.

What LBJ nicknamed his chief of staff; how Kim Jong-Il invented the hamburger; why the real-life inspiration for Dracula was even more bloodthirsty than the vampire.

The big moments that shaped the course of human events for better and worse; tips on how to avoid getting the Black Plague.

From its humble beginnings in an 1880s card shop, to single handedly resurrecting the video game industry, a story of how an iconic name in gaming came to be.

A humble hangar outside Seattle turns into a national sensation, creating the world's first jumbo jets, satellites, and military aircraft for the entire world, bringing the world into the jet age.