Experts investigate whether Nasa rocket scientist Wernher von Braun might have found inspiration in technology found at the alleged UFO crash in Roswell

A sacred place for centuries, the Arizona city of Sedona is known for its unusual occurrences. With all the activity that’s been recorded here, it seems the red desert could double as an intergalactic airport. This programme considers what might be drawing UFOs to this spot

Ross goes on the hunt for wrecks that tell the story of D-Day, the 1944 Allied invasion of Occupied France, and discovers how winning wasn't just a case of superior firepower and numbers, but also ingenuity

Alice Roberts investigates the best archaeological discoveries of 2018 from the West of the UK, including the biggest maritime excavation since the Mary Rose which revealed the extraordinary story of the HMS Invincible, a buried German military camp in Hampshire, and a monumental Roman Bathhouse in Silchester

Cameras capture the world from fresh and exhilarating perspectives. This episode features a remote island linked to one of the world's most famous aviation mysteries, thousands of shipwrecks in the Bermuda Triangle and a history lost and found in the South Pacific

In North Carolina, a maggot-infested pick-up crawls into the shop and rises from the dead. Meanwhile in Georgia, a vandalised classic Mercedes comes clean. Reality series following the owners and staff of three detailing shops - Unique Classic Cars in Minnesota, Visual Perfection in North Carolina and Red's Detail Co in Georgia

In North Carolina, owner Jaime lets Caleb hold the boss card for the day. Meanwhile in Minnesota, a beat-up '65 Chevy Impala gets all wrapped up and ready to roar. Reality series following the passionate owners and staff of three different detailing shops - Unique Classic Cars in Minnesota, Visual Perfection in North Carolina and Red's Detail Co in Georgia

Experts investigate the mysterious origins of mummification and any possible influences exerted by extraterrestrials with a superior knowledge of science and engineering

From Rasputin to the Nazis, many people throughout history are believed to have tapped into dark powers. This programme considers the validity of such claims

In 1944, D-Day pierced the Atlantic Wall, as Operation Bagration crushed the Wehrmacht in the East. Plus, the fall of the Third Reich began

In the pivotal struggle for Second World War victory, the race to develop the first atomic bomb was critical to secure world dominance. Here, experts reveal new evidence behind Nazi Germany's top-secret and cutting-edge development of catastrophic nuclear weapons

The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, a Second World War fighter aircraft produced by the American company Republic Aviation from 1941 until 1945. It was considered a successful high-altitude fighter and also served as the foremost US fighter-bomber in the ground-attack role

Experts investigate the mysterious origins of mummification and any possible influences exerted by extraterrestrials with a superior knowledge of science and engineering

From Rasputin to the Nazis, many people throughout history are believed to have tapped into dark powers. This programme considers the validity of such claims

Built on swamp and sandy loam, all that grows in the Pine Barrens are the weeds of civilisation. However, there seems to be something about this barren land with its pygmy pines, high winds and frequent foresters that attracts alien attention

Inspired by the stories of his shipwrecked relatives, Ross heads up to the Royal Navy's historic naval base in the far northerly Orkney Islands, Scapa Flow. Here, Ross and dive supervisor Neil Brock link up with expert local dive guide Emily Turton and head out into the water to dive on Second World War wrecks. Ross and Emily explore a captured German scout ship called the F2 and recover a slew of artefacts that could be linked to Ross's two relatives who died serving in the Royal Navy during the conflict. Ross investigates how Winston Churchill hit upon a revolutionary tactic to defend Scapa Flow from U-boat attacks, as the wreck of the sunken SS Tabarka finally gives up its secrets

Alice Roberts investigates the best archaeological discoveries of 2018 from the East of the UK, including an ancient lost monument as old as Stonehenge uncovered in Suffolk, a dig at the site of Britain's first tank battle, and a coin hoard that offers an insight into the effect the English civil war had on the lives of ordinary people

How the pyramids of Giza could be a giant map of the stars. Plus, an Indonesian volcano burning a shade of blue, the forgotten pleasures of America's recent past and how first responders brought hope to the survivors of Hurricane Katrina

Actor Laurence Fishburne explores the final flight of Amelia Earhart. In 1937, she took off on the final leg of a record-breaking flight, but failed to arrive at her next stop - a tiny island in the Pacific Ocean. The search for this flier has revealed conflicting stories