Discovery History Today

Josh Gates heads into the Himalayas to obtain scientific evidence of the Yeti. This time his mission is personal, and it will take him into uncharted territory

New scientific discoveries reveal that the moon has an incredible, violent, and dynamic history, which suggests that the moon may be more similar to earth than previously thought

The aircraft carrier heads for Nova Scotia with a busy schedule, including a visit from then-PM David Cameron. However, the ship hits dense fog and the crew attend an emergency

Bruce Crompton heads to a Cold War underground bunker that has been converted to a museum. The curator is looking for some Soviet era equipment to tell the other side of the story

Blacksmith Neville has his expert skills tested with the restoration of a cast iron 19th-century fireplace. Plus, Alex restores a 1930s table into a farmhouse centrepiece

The programme heads to Lowestoft in Suffolk, where Henry Cole picks a valuable Lyons Tea enamel sign while Simon O'Brien converts a station trolley into a garden sofa

Former Army Paratroopers Bruce Crompton and Freddie Kruyer explore the troops' vital role in defeating the Germans in Second World War

Manufacturing methods used to produce glass cookware, soap bars, steel drums and firefighter uniforms

The manufacturing processes behind crayons, wooden kayaks, lawnmowers and gold chains, and how these methods have changed with technology

Experts examine the impact of an asteroid colliding with Earth, and what the consequences would be for life on the planet as we know it

Don Wildman explores the story behind one of the world's best-selling toys, the hunt for a notorious bank robber and a global phenomenon

The crew prepares to play a key role in the Royal Canadian Navy's centenary celebrations, a ceremony that will feature the Queen's attendance

A Russian client seeks artefacts from the fall of Berlin. Bruce Crompton sees an opportunity to offload a German 88mm anti-tank weapon that was used in the battle

In part two of his hunt for the elusive Yeti, Josh ascends higher into the Himalayas to explore caves.

Bruce Crompton heads to Dunkirk after finding a picture in his attic that was given to him by a soldier who was there during the famous evacuation

Bruce Crompton and his team embark on a tour across Europe to buy and restore some of the Second World War's rarest tanks

French polisher Alex restores a 1930s rocking horse. Sculptor Nick rescues a mid-century piece and upholsterer Craig attempts to restore a classic Victorian chair

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Middlesex and Surrey, where projects include repurposing a 1950s hairdryer, updating a school desk and the restoration of a child's motorbike

An examination of the September 1983 Korean Airlines disaster in which a Boeing 747 was shot down by Soviet Union forces, using technology that was unavailable at the time

Manufacturing methods used to produce glass cookware, soap bars, steel drums and firefighter uniforms

The manufacturing processes behind crayons, wooden kayaks, lawnmowers and gold chains, and how these methods have changed with technology

French polisher Alex restores a 1930s rocking horse. Sculptor Nick rescues a mid-century piece and upholsterer Craig attempts to restore a classic Victorian chair

Bruce Crompton heads to Dunkirk after finding a picture in his attic that was given to him by a soldier who was there during the famous evacuation

Simon O'Brien and Henry Cole head to Middlesex and Surrey, where projects include repurposing a 1950s hairdryer, updating a school desk and the restoration of a child's motorbike

Buying goods from home

Buying goods from home

Henry Cole and Simon Lovegrove are off to the West Country and Oxfordshire in search of vintage treasure to buy, restore and sell

Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove search a Cornish surf shack, where they find a bevy of custom bikes, surf buggies and all kinds of weird and wonderful object