Sky History 2 Tuesday

Hindu god Shiva, the great destroyer. This programme contemplates whether the deity could have been the leader of an extraterrestrial race

Experts investigate the work of Nasa and secret government files relating to extraterrestrial activity, looking for proof of alien contact in the recent or distant past

Darrell Miklos and his team contend with an incoming hurricane, and locate the source of the massive magnetometer hit recorded at Target 4

A team of archaeologists embarks on a quest to unearth the most treasured and famous artefact in human history - the Ark of the Covenant

When Western Union offered a huge cash prize to anyone who can improve its network, two daring inventors went head to head and changes human communication for ever

Recent photos and videos of 'Unidentified Aerial Phenomena', and how they link to accounts from centuries ago

Expert investigations into the possibility that reptilian aliens are more than a pop-culture creation and a favourite of works of science-fiction

Madness frontman Suggs and militaria expert Stephen Taylor look for relics of the 1944 D-Day operation

Tony Robinson visits the Cairngorms National Park to discover how Queen Victoria and Prince Albert helped shape Scottish traditions and built their fantasy castle at Balmoral

Alice Roberts tells the story of Viking England by studying the history of York, taking part in a Viking battle and meeting the people behind a memorable archaeological find

An exploration of 3,000 years of ancient Egyptian history through the amazing stories of 10 of its most famous and spectacular buildings

The quest continues as a team of archaeological experts sets out to reveal the secrets and mysteries surrounding the Ark of the Covenant

A setback occurs in the final stages of restoring a 1964 Parisienne - blowing Mike's budget. The day of Mike's auction - and the biggest financial gamble of his life - arrives

With the Allies at crisis point in 1943, pressure mounted on the Wrens to prove their worth and the stage was set for a battle that would turn the tide of the Atlantic war

How a few visionary companies, such as Black and Decker, Milwaukee and DeWalt, created the power tools that addressed America's growing need for speed and efficiency

Russian Intervention in Georgia: In 2008, nearly 850 people are killed in the Russo-Georgian War. How did it erupt and what is the current relationship between the two nations?

In Cyprus, a UN peacekeeper fights off deadly foe with the help of a mysterious power. Meanwhile, a strange presence is encountered at an Alaskan air force base

In Montana's Glacier National Park, some claim that there is a hidden underground Nazi base that may even have been the final hideout for Hitler himself

From inexplicable disappearances to mysterious experiments, events in Mount Shasta National Park may be explained by an ancient Karuk Indian legend

Recent photos and videos of 'Unidentified Aerial Phenomena', and how they link to accounts from centuries ago

Expert investigations into the possibility that reptilian aliens are more than a pop-culture creation and a favourite of works of science-fiction

A setback occurs in the final stages of restoring a 1964 Parisienne - blowing Mike's budget. The day of Mike's auction - and the biggest financial gamble of his life - arrives

Terry Schappert examines a duel between samurai Musashi and arch-rival Kojiro in Japan in 1612, questioning what is required be a successful warrior

An exploration of 3,000 years of ancient Egyptian history through the amazing stories of 10 of its most famous and spectacular buildings

Alice Roberts tells the story of Viking England by studying the history of York, taking part in a Viking battle and meeting the people behind a memorable archaeological find

Extended episode exploring suggestions of extraterrestrial influence on Earth. Subjects include actions initiated by the US Department of Defence to study UFO sightings