Science

Is fear a survival instinct or a biological glitch? Fear is one of the most fundamental forces in human nature, […]

In this documentary, we explore the impossible scales of the universe—from the 13.8 billion light-year reach of our observable horizon

As natural disasters increase by 500% and global temperatures climb toward a dangerous threshold, a revolution in mapmaking is providing

History of the Universe explores the cosmic web, revealing how vast structures across space originated from microscopic quantum fluctuations. By

Join Professor Nick Eyles on an epic expedition across the world’s most dangerous geologic front line. From the crushing tectonic

In the crucible of World War II, Germany’s most brilliant scientists are driven into a desperate race to develop a

From the crushing depths of the San Andreas Fault to the terrifying 500MPH reach of a Pacific tsunami, we investigate

For decades, humanity has looked at the stars and asked one terrifying question: Are we alone? In this deep-dive investigation,

In a world-first experiment, British cab driver Alan Bilis—diagnosed with terminal cancer—volunteers his body to solve a 3,000-year-old mystery: the

What is everything? What is nothing? In this two-part documentary, host and professor Jim Al-Khalili sets out to explore these

What is everything? What is nothing? This two-part documentary follows host and professor Jim Al-Khalili as he searches for the

Colossal explosions shake a remote corner of the Siberian tundra, leaving behind massive sinkholes. In Alaska, a huge lake erupts