Sky History 2 Thursday

Investigating claims that China, with its history of technological advancement and isolationism, could have been the home of alien beings

The Apollo 11 mission to the moon and the suggestion that the moon is actually a giant spacecraft allowing extraterrestrials to monitor Earth

An examination of a video recently presented to Congress by the UN Navy that might prove once and for all whether UFOs really exist

A look at the 11,000-year-old skull of a deer, a decorated Bronze Age disk and a steampunk lightbulb

Garth Barnard investigates the Turweston Wellington Collision of July 8, 1944, when two bombers collided killing 13 soldiers, before the war for them had even begun

Ancient Astronaut theorists examine the creation myth of the 'Cosmic Egg', and look at why the concept is so pervasive throughout the world

Experts examine evidence that aliens may have visited Mecca's Grand Mosque and Jerusalem's Temple Mount

The team finds evidence from one of Scotland's bloodiest eras as they wade through the waters of the River Garry in the stunning Scottish Highlands

The team follows the search for artefacts from the Second World War, joining marine archaeologists in the Solent as they raise a Fairey Barracuda divebomber

Scientific methods are used to examine whether witnesses to Bigfoot are seeing a known animal or the same creature described throughout history

The history of eyewitness accounts of a 50-foot monster known as Ogopogo sighted in Lake Okanagan in British Columbia, Canada

A look at the 11,000-year-old skull of a deer, a decorated Bronze Age disk and a steampunk lightbulb

An examination of footage said to show alien pilots in a UFO cockpit. Plus, the claims that a Australian man stumbled upon an alien corpse on the pavement

Operation Husky, a massive amphibious invasion of the island of Sicily carried out by Allied Forces in July 1943

The presenter unpicks the Great British psyche and understand whether the Brits are helped or hindered by their experiences in war, beginning with the Napoleonic wars

The Waco siege, a 51-day standoff involving the Branch Davidians 1993, left nearly 80 people dead. This episode re-examines the shootout and the role played by David Koresh

How Emperor Decius seized power from his predecessor and attempted to stamp out the newly introduced Christian religion - until Rome was struck by plague and a Goth invasion

A look at what might happen if humans were to vanish from Earth, assessing the future of LA and New York and considering which animals would be most likely to take over

Investigating new interpretations of ancient texts indicating that Satan may have been an extraterrestrial

Experts examine evidence that aliens may have visited Mecca's Grand Mosque and Jerusalem's Temple Mount

The team follows the search for artefacts from the Second World War, joining marine archaeologists in the Solent as they raise a Fairey Barracuda divebomber

Beau Ouimette and Rick Edwards visit Hadrian's Wall, where they scour the River Eden and River Carlisle for lost evidence of the Romans' brutal occupation of Britain

A hypothetical look at what might happen to the Earth's metallic objects, such as bridges, buildings and gold reserves, if humans ceased to exist

Operation Husky, a massive amphibious invasion of the island of Sicily carried out by Allied Forces in July 1943

Investigating cosmism - a belief that human civilization originated in the cosmos. This train of thought is widely held throughout Russia