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Witness the definitive history of the Boeing 747, from its historical conception through the fourth-generation Boeing 747-8. 747: The Jumbo Revolution
Eco-adventurer Te Radar goes on a global quest to find the most spectacular feats of innovation in the fight to protect the environment. In this series Te Radar visits England, Dubai, Borneo, Africa, and China. Across The World With Te Radar
At the height of the Cold War, a Soviet space station spun out of control. With the U.S. getting ready to capture it with the Shuttle, Soviet astronauts raced into space to salvage it in one of the most daring missions in the history of space exploration. Salyut 7
Mark Robinson, along with fellow meteorologist Jaclyn Whittal and adventurer George Kourounis dodge hail, lightning, vicious winds, and other perils in their passion for extreme weather. Storm Hunters
Survivors recount the true stories of confronting a deadly predator. I Was Prey
The future of private and governmental space exploration Next In Space
Hand hygiene has been a global burden, killing 16 million per year throughout the world. Didier Pittet’s actions as well as the generalization of alcohol-based handrubs have cut that death toll in half. Clean Hands
Re-enactments of real-life tales of human survival against the savage elements, dangerous climates and physical hazards. I Shouldn't Be Alive
Fact 1: Two-thirds of the world's food is pollinated by honeybees. Fact 2: A third of them are vanishing each year. Why? Secrets of the Hive
Dean Miller, a marine biologist specializing in tropical waters and coral reefs, sets sail for the sub-Antarctic, to find life on the tiny Macquarie Island. He is on a scientific expedition to study the return of the almost extinct Antarctic fur seal. Journey to the Edge of Nowhere
Even in this age of modern medicine, malaria kills twice as many people as AIDS. Despite this vast death count, progress in the fight against this disease is marked with relative indifference. Why is this? Malaria: The Serial Killer
In this series, we follow a crew of over 20 high-wire rope access engineers as they tackle some of the most dramatic, challenging, and dangerous jobs in the USA. Sky High Scrapers
Myke Hawke and wife Ruth take on the most forbidding locations on Earth. Man, Woman, Wild
Our planet has experienced at least five mass extinctions. Are we headed for another one? Mass Extinction: Life at the Brink
The migration of the Painted Lady butterfly has long-fascinated scientists, artists, and nature lovers alike. The longest butterfly migration on Earth, millions of them travel for thousands of miles, from the desert fringes of North Africa to the UK. The Great Butterfly Adventure
This eye-opening 4K documentary tracks the perilous path our planet took in its early years through advanced, data-driven, cinema-quality CGI. It asks: How did Earth become a living planet? Birth of Planet Earth
Food Inc. reveals surprising - and often shocking - truths about what we eat, how it's produced, and who we have become as a nation. Food, Inc.
Son los animales más grandes, malos y mortíferos del mundo. Pocos se acercan a ellos, pocos pueden enfrentarlos y pocos los entienden. Los que se atreven son los domadores de cocodrilos. Domadores de cocodrilos
Capturamos historias verdaderas e increíbles de animales de servicio que acompañan y ayudan a mejorar las vidas de sus amos. Desde prisiones a cortes de justicia, esta serie revela las diferentes formas en las que estos animales producen un impacto. Collar Of Duty (LAS)
Most people have heard of OCD, but what exactly is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder? In an attempt to get an understanding of the disturbing mental illness, we spend time with some people who have agreed to come forward and talk about their OCD. OCD and Me
There are signs that Earth's great stores of ice on Greenland and Antarctica are starting to melt in the wake of rising sea temperatures. Scientists are looking back at past geological ages to understand the influence of ocean currents and other factors. Earth in 1000 Years

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Jim Allison: Breakthrough

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