Sky History 2 Thursday

In a feature-length episode, Giorgio Tsoukalos investigates claims that Egypt was home to Earth's earliest extraterrestrial visitors

Garth Barnard examines the event that ended the life of Prince George the Duke of Kent in 1942, questioning whether his death was an accident

The ill-fated ocean liner Titanic, which sank on its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York in April 1912

How, in 1942, the battles of Midway and Stalingrad began and Americans achieved a ground-breaking milestone in the development of atomic weapons

Giorgio Tsoukalos takes a look back at the most compelling investigations of all, and events that he believes represent real encounters with extraterrestrial visitors

Investigators find evidence suggesting that ancient aliens saved humanity from great floods

The actor is shocked by what he discovers as he dives on the wreck of a steam-age ship in north Devon, and a potential early slaver ship in Plymouth

Dan Jones explores the history of the Welsh capital's landmark, Cardiff Castle, and discovers more about its various incarnations over the centuries

Alice Roberts explores London's Restoration history, including the founding of the Royal Society and the violent dark side behind Charles II's carefully crafted public image

Part one of two. A look at how the 80 Years' War left the Spanish Empire financially ruined, while the Dutch Republic - by contrast - became a global commercial power

Documentary charting the design, service and loss of the Empress of Britain

Tim Sutherland, Malin Holst and Simon Richardson explore the site of a siege during the Crusades, where an earthquake preserved the bodies of the soldiers

The secrets of ancient Egyptian, Roman and Indian civilisations, using their approach to death and the hereafter to shed new light on the great beyond

Detective Rod Demery and geneticist and forensics expert Professor Turi King revisit the stories of infamous and little-known murders, starting with the Rosemarkie Man

The controversy surrounding the death of Edward II, whose forced abdication preceded his mysterious demise while in custody

Experts examine the plausibility of the Egyptian prophecy about the impact of a comet causing unimaginable destruction in 2012

Ignatius refuses to pledge his allegiance to the emperor and is forced to travel from Antioch to Rome, where awaits his final punishment at The Colosseum. Anthony Barclay stars

Giorgio Tsoukalos takes a look back at the most compelling investigations of all, and events that he believes represent real encounters with extraterrestrial visitors

Investigators find evidence suggesting that ancient aliens saved humanity from great floods

The secrets of ancient Egyptian, Roman and Indian civilisations, using their approach to death and the hereafter to shed new light on the great beyond

Ross is joined by maritime archaeologist Mallory Haas in Plymouth to deep dive on the wreck site of 36-gun Nelsonian frigate HMS Amethyst, launched in 1799

Part one of two. A look at how the 80 Years' War left the Spanish Empire financially ruined, while the Dutch Republic - by contrast - became a global commercial power

Alice Roberts explores London's Restoration history, including the founding of the Royal Society and the violent dark side behind Charles II's carefully crafted public image

The advancement of artificial intelligence and whether it could lead to human extinction or if humans could merge with AI to become a cyborg