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Melting ice caps, floods and storms; a miserable climatic diagnosis that could spell disaster for coastal areas and our great cities. Is this the fate that awaits mankind?

What would life on earth be like without the moon? Well, chances are, there wouldn't be any life on earth without the moon. Life – if it had started at all – would still be in the earliest stages of evolution.

The greatest mass extinction in Earth's history was caused by a gigantic eruption of methane gas from deep in the oceans, 250 million years ago. That is the theory of a Northwestern University scientist, who says similar, if smaller, disasters have occurred regularly throughout history

Using high-tech forensic science, see why some scientists believe that early pioneers, with a sophisticated understanding of engineering, arrived thousands of years earlier than we previously believed.

Historical documentary looking at one of Britain's greatest maritime mysteries - the sinking of the Mary Rose in 1545. Professor Hugh Montgomery, a leading intensive-care doctor who dived on the wreck as a young man, returns to Portsmouth to investigate the skeletons of the crew who drowned when the ship keeled over. The bones lead to a startling discovery and a new theory as to why the ship sank

a documentary that goes beyond Yellowstones tourist hotspots and travels deep inside the 2 million acre national park to reveal the backcountry wilderness few have seen

Do the sun's invisible cosmic rays influence our weather? Can solar winds impact Earth? Explore the ways fluctuations in the sun's energy influence our climate.

A documentary about what inspire Robert Louis Stevenson, better known for his childrens novels, to write the classic Jekyll and Hyde horror story.

The shape of the North American continent has changed radically over millions of years. During the great Ice Age, glaciers carved out the Great Lakes; as the Earth's temperature rose, they filled with glacier melt. The Great Salt Lake is just a shadow of its former self. And as tectonic plates continue to move, America moves closer to Europe each year.

Can people read your mind? Some people claim to know what they shouldn't be able to know even when they are on opposite sides of the planet. But is this just coincidence?

The Grand Canyon is a natural wonder so large it can be seen from space. Examining the layers of rock exposed from centuries of of erosion, geologists trace the canyon back to its early days when the Colorado River first began to flow through the region.

Several possible reasons for the Triangle's reputation as a danger zone are investigated. Scientists have discovered that the area's magnetic field has dropped considerably in the last 20 years. Could activity involving underwater volcanic vents be affecting the field and posing a threat to vessels? UFO's, as well as bizarre weather conditions, are also considered as possible explanations.

In September 2006, a brand-new business jet collided with a passenger plane over Brazil. Find out why there were no problems reported via radio from either plane.

It is a mystery that scientists are determined to solve. Why do some people survive exposure, predators, starvation and trauma, while others succumb? We explore the incredible and dramatic real life mysteries of three people struggling to survive against all odds.