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Military personnel describe the experiences of war during the season of peace.

Uncovering the historical truth about the birth of Jesus, the three wise men and why Joseph believed Mary's story about divine impregnation.

The controversies surrounding the actual birth date of Jesus and other details of his life.

Early versions of Santa Claus, Ebenezer Scrooge, George Bailey, the Grinch, and Rudolph accompany accounts of the origins of Christmas traditions.

Christmas observance by world's population incorporates trees, ornaments, lights, and treats made cheaper and safer through technology; explore Rockefeller Center preparations, Macy's holiday windows, UNICEF snowflake installation, and more.

Discovering the astronomical reality behind the Star of Bethlehem using the many theories proposed throughout history.

The ministry of Jesus Christ.

Examines stories of miracles in the Bible, such as the tale of Moses drawing water from a rock, and attempts to separate fact from fiction.

A discussion about Gabriel, Michael, Raphael and Lucifer highlights an examination of the purpose of angels.

The Virgin Mary and the paradox of the Immaculate Conception.

A visit to the Holy Land seeks to discover the truth about Herod's fabled and still-controversial rule.

The ministry of John the Baptist, and questions regarding his baptism of Jesus and allegations that he was the real Messiah.

Discovery of an ancient shipwreck at the bottom of the Sea of Galilee spurs interest.

The ministry of Jesus Christ.

Examines stories of miracles in the Bible, such as the tale of Moses drawing water from a rock, and attempts to separate fact from fiction.

A discussion about Gabriel, Michael, Raphael and Lucifer highlights an examination of the purpose of angels.

The Virgin Mary and the paradox of the Immaculate Conception.

A visit to the Holy Land seeks to discover the truth about Herod's fabled and still-controversial rule.

The ministry of John the Baptist, and questions regarding his baptism of Jesus and allegations that he was the real Messiah.

Discovery of an ancient shipwreck at the bottom of the Sea of Galilee spurs interest.

The ministry of Jesus Christ.

Examines stories of miracles in the Bible, such as the tale of Moses drawing water from a rock, and attempts to separate fact from fiction.

A discussion about Gabriel, Michael, Raphael and Lucifer highlights an examination of the purpose of angels.

The Virgin Mary and the paradox of the Immaculate Conception.

A visit to the Holy Land seeks to discover the truth about Herod's fabled and still-controversial rule.

The ministry of John the Baptist, and questions regarding his baptism of Jesus and allegations that he was the real Messiah.

Discovery of an ancient shipwreck at the bottom of the Sea of Galilee spurs interest.

Egyptian mummies speak from graves through state-of-the-art CT-scanning technology; explore 2,000-year-old child mummy, 70-day mummification process, King Tut's mysterious death investigation, and nitrogen-filled conservation cases preventing decay.

Leonardo da Vinci remains intriguing 500 years after death; beyond great artist, he was remarkable scientist and inventor whose notebooks contained incredible machines from weapons to submarines, robots, and analogue computers with workable plans.

Thomas Alva Edison, the Wizard of Menlo Park, created electric lights, power systems, motion pictures, recorded sound, and tattoo pens; his innovations evolved into modern CDs, iPods, satellite radio, and technologies from Internet to outer space.

Color TV; satellite broadcasting; transistor radios; the Ford Mustang.

The 1970s were a decade of excess; dust off your mirror ball, put on your leisure suit, and rediscover the gadgets of the era; Play PONG with its inventor and learn how this simple game created a billion dollar empire.

The 1980s transitioned from Industrial to Information Age with brick cell phones, Pac-Man, Rubik's Cube, Sony Walkman, and CDs; microchips revolutionized work, play, and communication through Silicon Valley innovations including Apple computers.

Technologies of the 1990s: the information superhighway; DVDs; TiVo; GPS; Google; Amazon distribution center; virtual pets; George Foreman's grill.

Paper-thin holographic televisions, seawater-powered cars, robotic armies, space luxury resorts, and mind-controlled cleaning droids represent future technology; explore realistic predictions through 3D animation and working prototypes.

Egyptian mummies speak from graves through state-of-the-art CT-scanning technology; explore 2,000-year-old child mummy, 70-day mummification process, King Tut's mysterious death investigation, and nitrogen-filled conservation cases preventing decay.

Leonardo da Vinci remains intriguing 500 years after death; beyond great artist, he was remarkable scientist and inventor whose notebooks contained incredible machines from weapons to submarines, robots, and analogue computers with workable plans.

Thomas Alva Edison, the Wizard of Menlo Park, created electric lights, power systems, motion pictures, recorded sound, and tattoo pens; his innovations evolved into modern CDs, iPods, satellite radio, and technologies from Internet to outer space.

Color TV; satellite broadcasting; transistor radios; the Ford Mustang.

The 1970s were a decade of excess; dust off your mirror ball, put on your leisure suit, and rediscover the gadgets of the era; Play PONG with its inventor and learn how this simple game created a billion dollar empire.

The 1980s transitioned from Industrial to Information Age with brick cell phones, Pac-Man, Rubik's Cube, Sony Walkman, and CDs; microchips revolutionized work, play, and communication through Silicon Valley innovations including Apple computers.

Technologies of the 1990s: the information superhighway; DVDs; TiVo; GPS; Google; Amazon distribution center; virtual pets; George Foreman's grill.

Paper-thin holographic televisions, seawater-powered cars, robotic armies, space luxury resorts, and mind-controlled cleaning droids represent future technology; explore realistic predictions through 3D animation and working prototypes.

Egyptian mummies speak from graves through state-of-the-art CT-scanning technology; explore 2,000-year-old child mummy, 70-day mummification process, King Tut's mysterious death investigation, and nitrogen-filled conservation cases preventing decay.

Leonardo da Vinci remains intriguing 500 years after death; beyond great artist, he was remarkable scientist and inventor whose notebooks contained incredible machines from weapons to submarines, robots, and analogue computers with workable plans.

Thomas Alva Edison, the Wizard of Menlo Park, created electric lights, power systems, motion pictures, recorded sound, and tattoo pens; his innovations evolved into modern CDs, iPods, satellite radio, and technologies from Internet to outer space.

Color TV; satellite broadcasting; transistor radios; the Ford Mustang.

The 1970s were a decade of excess; dust off your mirror ball, put on your leisure suit, and rediscover the gadgets of the era; Play PONG with its inventor and learn how this simple game created a billion dollar empire.

The 1980s transitioned from Industrial to Information Age with brick cell phones, Pac-Man, Rubik's Cube, Sony Walkman, and CDs; microchips revolutionized work, play, and communication through Silicon Valley innovations including Apple computers.

Technologies of the 1990s: the information superhighway; DVDs; TiVo; GPS; Google; Amazon distribution center; virtual pets; George Foreman's grill.

Paper-thin holographic televisions, seawater-powered cars, robotic armies, space luxury resorts, and mind-controlled cleaning droids represent future technology; explore realistic predictions through 3D animation and working prototypes.

The search for the true Atlantis; host Josh Bernstein.

Exploring the history of Atlantis.

New sonar and underwater exploration technology reveals submerged ruins in the Atlantic that could be the lost city of Atlantis.

Using a checklist derived from Plato's ancient writing as his guide, Zach begins a journey to find the lost civilization of Atlantis and proof that it was a real empire; he begins in Greece where he dives deep into the heart of the Mediterranean Sea.

Zach continues his journey to find the lost civilization of Atlantis and proof that it was a real and thriving empire; on the island of Sardinia, he uncovers compelling evidence of an advanced civilization matching Plato's description of Atlantis.

Geologist Dr. Martin Pepper is out to prove his theory that the true Atlantis existed on the Greek island of Santorini, but he has to match Santorini to a series of clues embedded in the first description of Atlantis by the Greek philosopher Plato.

The search for the true Atlantis; host Josh Bernstein.

Exploring the history of Atlantis.

New sonar and underwater exploration technology reveals submerged ruins in the Atlantic that could be the lost city of Atlantis.

Using a checklist derived from Plato's ancient writing as his guide, Zach begins a journey to find the lost civilization of Atlantis and proof that it was a real empire; he begins in Greece where he dives deep into the heart of the Mediterranean Sea.

Zach continues his journey to find the lost civilization of Atlantis and proof that it was a real and thriving empire; on the island of Sardinia, he uncovers compelling evidence of an advanced civilization matching Plato's description of Atlantis.

Geologist Dr. Martin Pepper is out to prove his theory that the true Atlantis existed on the Greek island of Santorini, but he has to match Santorini to a series of clues embedded in the first description of Atlantis by the Greek philosopher Plato.

The search for the true Atlantis; host Josh Bernstein.