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Ancient Creature of the Deep Meet the coelacanth, a bizarre fish and "living
fossil" that has changed little in its 400 million years
on Earth.
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Battle of the X-Planes Two aviation giants, Lockheed Martin and Boeing,
compete to build the next-generation fighter jet.
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Deep Sea Invasion A toxic aquarium plant is accidentally released
into the Mediterranean, overwhelming marine life and
threatening to spread worldwide.
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Dirty Bomb Radiation experts play out a frightening
terrorist scenario—exploding a bomb laden with
radioactive materials.
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Elegant Universe, The Eleven dimensions, parallel universes, and a
world made out of strings. It's not science fiction,
it's string theory.
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Infinite Secrets A battered manuscript turns up after 1,000 years,
revealing the mind of the Greek genius Archimedes.
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Last Flight of Bomber 31 Forensic scientists set out to discover what
happened to seven American airmen whose plane crashed in
Kamchatka during World War II.
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Lost Treasures of Tibet A crack restoration team tries to prevent
priceless medieval Buddhist murals from crumbling into
dust.
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Magnetic Storm Is the magnetic field protecting Earth from
deadly radiation about to reverse direction or even
disappear?
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Mountain of Ice Jon Krakauer and fellow mountaineers pioneer a
new route on a scientific expedition up Antarctica's
highest peak.
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Secret of Photo 51 Meet Rosalind Franklin, the unsung heroine behind
the discovery of DNA's double helix.
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Spies That Fly A new generation of pilotless planes fly, spy,
and bomb in places too risky for human pilots.
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Volcano Above the Clouds Join a scientific expedition to the
glacier-capped summit of Kilimanjaro, Africa's tallest
mountain.
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Who Killed the Red Baron? Forensic experts investigate the most famous
aviation mystery of World War I.
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Wright Brothers' Flying Machine Relive the engineering challenges that two
obscure bicycle makers overcame to become first in
flight.
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