Sky History 2 Monday

Theorists speculate about the existence of black holes on Earth, which may explain strange disappearances and other inexplicable phenomena

Ancient astronaut experts examine whether the minds of Einstein and Galileo could have been superhuman and explore extraterrestrial connections with the historical figures

Roberts and Laidlaw uncovered a fatal flaw in the Royal Navy's anti-U-boat strategy and developed their own countertactic. Their next task was winning over the Admiralty

This programme contempates whether the Ark of the Covenant stolen by King Solomon's son was taken to Ethiopia. Archaeologists investigate new, mysterious leads to uncover the truth

In September 1939 German forces invaded Poland as four Luftwaffe bomber groups attacked Warsaw. The bomber aircraft would dominate the skies throughout the Second World War

Investigate 75 million years of credible evidence suggesting aliens have visited Earth. From cave drawings to phenomena in the skies

Investigating what the God Particle reveals about the origins of the world, and whether clues to its significance could have been left by ancient aliens

Stephen Taylor and Suggs head to Lincolnshire to dig up the remains of a Boulton Paul Defiant plane, shot down over nearby Hull in March 1941

Tony Robinson hikes up from Lyme Regis in Dorset to the Somerset Levels telling the story of the 1685 Monmouth Rebellion, an attempt to overthrow James II

Alice Roberts reveals the history of Belfast, visiting the shipyards that built the Titanic and getting locked up in the notorious Crumlin Road gaol

An examination of 10 sites that chart the rise of the crusading Catholic empire of Spain, beginning in the walled and highly religious medieval city of Avilla

The design, service and loss of some of the world's greatest ocean liners. The Normandie was set alight while being converted for wartime use as a troopship

Ted and his friend Adam take on a tricky demolition job with a big potential upside. However, the risks are huge

Garth Barnard investigates the Baker's Creek aviation disaster in Australia in 1943, when 40 American servicemen were killed when their B-17 bomber aircraft crashed

The German attack on Warsaw in September 1939. Withing a week, much of the Polish capital was in ruins

Efforts to locate wreckage of the SS Mont Blanc and the SS Imo, which sank in December 1917 after an accidental collision, in Halifax Harbour, Nova Scotia

The Munich air crash of 1958, when a flight carrying the Manchester United football team crashed on its third attempt to take off from a slush-covered runway

In a tribute to the godfather of the pain index, Dr Justin Schmidt, Adam Thorn and Rob Alleva tangle with a new batch of extremely painful and deadly insects

Investigate 75 million years of credible evidence suggesting aliens have visited Earth. From cave drawings to phenomena in the skies

Investigating what the God Particle reveals about the origins of the world, and whether clues to its significance could have been left by ancient aliens

Ted and his friend Adam take on a tricky demolition job with a big potential upside. However, the risks are huge

Terry Schappert investigates the battles between rival Hawaiian tribes during the 1790s, and learns about their martial arts and use of human sacrifice

An examination of 10 sites that chart the rise of the crusading Catholic empire of Spain, beginning in the walled and highly religious medieval city of Avilla

Alice Roberts reveals the history of Belfast, visiting the shipyards that built the Titanic and getting locked up in the notorious Crumlin Road gaol

Researchers study giant ancient drawings found etched into the desert floor, which may be a part of an ancient alien code