55 History Documentaries to Watch Now
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The Hidden Faith of the Founding FathersMovie · 2011 · 180m"Hidden Faith of Our Founding Fathers" explores a largely unexplored question: the true religious beliefs of America's founders. While many were Freemasons, it's often assumed they were devout Christians seeking to establish a Christian nation. This documentary examines whether their faith aligned with biblical Christianity and considers the possibility that it might not. It investigates what the founders actually believed about Jesus Christ and whether the American Revolution was intended to advance or oppose Christianity. Furthermore, it raises the question of whether the Revolution holds a more ominous meaning within biblical prophecy than commonly understood.IMDb 5.0TMDB 4.0 - 2
The Real Robin HoodMovie · 2010 · 120mThis History Channel program explores the enduring legend of Robin Hood: was he a real person who stole from the wealthy to help the less fortunate? The program examines the folk hero's origins, suggesting he's based on several historical figures, and reviews their documented deeds. Historians and cast members from the 2010 film "Robin Hood," along with director Ridley Scott, offer insights into the legend.IMDb 7.0TMDB 5.7 - 3
Secrets Of The Maya UnderworldMovie · 2005 · 48mUnlike civilizations like the Romans and Ancient Egyptians, the Mayan empire didn't develop along a major river. Much of the Mayan region lacks even small rivers or lakes. So why did they settle in Yucatan? The Maya considered the freshwater pools, called 'cenotes,' sacred gateways to the underworld. They are gateways to an incredible underground network of rivers. Only recently explored and understood, this hidden world was formed by unique natural events. Beneath the jungle-covered Mayan temples of Yucatan lies a world more mysterious and incredible than the Maya ever knew. Scientists have discovered a complete food chain in the cenotes' deepest parts – over 20 species never seen in sunlight. Some caverns aren’t completely flooded; thousands of bats live there.IMDb 7.8TMDB 5.5 - 4The True Story of the Bridge on the River KwaiMovie · 2000 · 93mThe bridges of the River Kwai, popularized by the 1957 film, represent a largely misunderstood historical event. Unlike the romanticized movie, these structures stand as a symbol of terror, desperation, and death for over 16,000 prisoners of war and 100,000 local laborers. The Thailand-Burma Railway was a project of the Japanese Imperial Army, a 250-mile track carved through the jungle to link Bangkok and Rangoon. To build this challenging railway, ruthless Japanese engineers forced prisoners of war and local slaves into labor. This film features firsthand accounts from Dutch, Australian, British, and American prisoners of war, detailing the violence and suffering endured during their three-and-a-half years of captivity. The True Story Of The Bridge On The River Kwai is a moving and unforgettable account of this period in history that deserves to be remembered, highlighting the enduring power of friendship following Britain's surrender of Singapore.IMDb 8.3TMDB 8.0
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One Nation Under TrumpMovie · 2016 · 62m"One Nation Under Trump" is the first extensive documentary to explore the atmosphere surrounding Donald Trump's rise to power in the 2016 U.S. election. It follows his journey from the beginning to the top of the American political scene.IMDb 3.0TMDB 5.0 - 6
Desperate Crossing: The Untold Story of the MayflowerMovie · 2006 · 136mMore than just a story about a Thanksgiving dinner, the Pilgrims' journey is a foundational part of American history. This comprehensive documentary offers the most complete account of the Pilgrims and their voyage to and settlement in the New World. Combining high-quality historical reenactments with current research and analysis of original documents, this definitive look at the Pilgrims' experiences reveals the reality of their time.IMDb 8.0TMDB 8.5 - 7
Search For the Battleship BismarckMovie · 1989"Sink the Bismarck!" The desperate order echoed across the Atlantic as the British hunted Germany's mightiest battleship. The chase concluded on May 27, 1941, with the Bismarck sinking in deep waters, a loss of over 2,000 lives. Nearly fifty years later, Dr. Robert Ballard, the explorer who found the Titanic, located the wreck of the infamous Bismarck off the coast of France on June 8, 1989. National Geographic revisits the Bismarck's final mission and speaks with those who survived the devastating World War II battle. The program culminates with exclusive footage of this groundbreaking underwater discovery.IMDb 7.2 - 8Titanic's Final Moments: Missing PiecesMovie · 2006 · 120mIn April 1912, the RMS Titanic sank in the North Atlantic, resulting in the deaths of over 1,500 people. Decades later, the circumstances surrounding the ship's sinking continue to be debated.IMDb 7.6TMDB 10.0
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Zero DaysMovie · 2016 · 116m · DocumentaryAlex Gibney's film examines Stuxnet, a computer virus created in 2010 by international cybersecurity experts. It's believed the virus was developed by the U.S. and Israel to disrupt Iran's nuclear facilities. But the sophisticated malware unexpectedly spread beyond its intended target, causing widespread and uncontrollable infection.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.4 - 10
Before ScotlandMovie · 2009 · 137mThis is the story of Scotland's earliest history. Beginning 10,000 years ago, it's a visually stunning look at our prehistory, featuring the impressive monuments of Orkney and the Isle of Lewis, alongside the fortress of Dunadd and the sacred Kilmartin Valley in Argyll. After the last ice age, the first settlers arrived, establishing lives by the sea, lochs, and rivers, beginning Scotland's continuous history. The lost land of Doggerland, now underwater, played a crucial role, drawing many ancestors from the east. The narrative continues with the Roman invasion in 77 AD, the empire's decline, and the rise of Gaelic kings in Argyll, who ultimately began to call their land Alba, or Scotland.TMDB 10.0 - 11
Titanic: 100 Years in 3DMovie · 2012 · 45mA century after the Titanic sank following a collision with an iceberg on its first voyage, scientists and historians continue to study the wreck. Using advanced underwater technology, submersibles have captured high-definition 3D footage of the ship's remains, aiming to validate or challenge existing theories about the damage that caused it to sink. This 45-minute History Channel special presents some of that footage in 3D, allowing audiences to experience the wreckage firsthand.IMDb 7.1TMDB 6.9 - 12
Da Vinci and the Code He Lived ByMovie · 2006 · 91mLeonardo da Vinci, the celebrated "Mind of the Renaissance," remains influential today. A painter, sculptor, engineer, and scientist, he excelled as both master and innovator in every area. Known for iconic works like The Last Supper and the Mona Lisa, Leonardo was also a visionary whose inventions wouldn't be realized for centuries. The film follows this original Renaissance man through the opulent courts of wealthy patrons, facing accusations of heresy, rumors of betrayal, and romantic entanglements—all driven by an insatiable thirst for understanding. From the creators of Islam: Empire of Faith and Barbarians, DA VINCI AND THE CODE HE LIVED BY tells the extraordinary story of his exceptional talent, lasting impact, and bravery in the face of formidable challenges. Available on DVD for the first time.IMDb 7.3 - 13The Universe: Catastrophes that Changed the PlanetsMovie · 2011 · 45mThroughout their history, the planets in our solar system have endured dramatic disasters, caused by events both from space and within. This film journeys back in time to explore these violent events that profoundly shaped planets like Earth. We'll discover what transformed Mars into a desolate desert, the cataclysm that turned Venus into a scorching inferno, the impact that stripped Mercury of its outer layer, and the disturbance that altered the orbits of the gas giants. The film also examines massive impacts on Jupiter and explores how a missing moon might explain Saturn's rings.IMDb 7.0TMDB 7.0
- 14Challenging the Da Vinci CodeMovie · 2006 · 64m"Challenging the DaVinci Code" examines the book's widespread popularity, which came at the expense of historical accuracy. It raises questions about the Bible's origins and the fate of Jesus, exploring claims that he survived the crucifixion and married Mary Magdalene, producing a daughter – a secret allegedly concealed for two millennia by groups including Leonardo DaVinci. The documentary features leading religious scholars who challenge the book's sensationalized and inaccurate portrayal of history, defending the core tenets of Christianity and the Bible.TMDB 10.0
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In Search of History: Salem Witch TrialsMovie · 1998In the late 1600s, over 150 people were accused of witchcraft. Following the well-known Salem Witch Trials, 19 people were executed and one died under immense pressure. This documentary explores this dark period in American history, revealing surprising details about those who accused others and how the community tried to make amends for the losses.IMDb 6.7TMDB 8.7 - 16
The French RevolutionMovie · 2005 · 100mIn 1789, angry Parisians stormed the Bastille, taking control of the King's military supplies. This sparked a decade of upheaval marked by idealism, war, violence, and ultimately, the end of feudalism and the emergence of equality. "The French Revolution" is a documentary that chronicles this turbulent period in Western history. Using dramatic reenactments, period illustrations, paintings, journals, and expert analysis from historians, the film vividly depicts a time of intense violence, unrest, and profound transformation. King Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette, Maximilien Robespierre, and Napoleon Bonaparte are central figures among thousands. Narrated by Edward Herrmann, the program examines the lasting impact of the French Revolution—a legacy that remains relevant today as both a cautionary tale and a source of guidance for the future.IMDb 7.3TMDB 5.3 - 17
Ghosts of the AbyssMovie · 2003 · 91m · DocumentaryJames Cameron, joined by Bill Paxton and a team of leading historians and marine experts, undertakes an unscripted expedition to the wreck of the Titanic. The ship sank almost a century ago, claiming the lives of nearly 1,500 people.IMDb 6.8TMDB 6.8 - 18
Titanic at 100: Mystery SolvedMovie · 2012 · 86mWith the 100th anniversary of the Titanic's sinking near, a team of scientists, engineers, archaeologists, and imaging experts collaborate to solve a key mystery: How did the supposedly unsinkable ship break apart and sink in the North Atlantic?IMDb 7.1TMDB 7.3 - 19
Wicked Pirate CityMovie · 2011 · 120mPort Royal, Jamaica – the legendary city of pirates – was once the most notorious place on Earth, but it was destroyed by an earthquake that sank it into the ocean. Now, a dive team is employing advanced technology to explore the submerged ruins and experience life as the pirates who once roamed its streets.IMDb 6.7TMDB 8.0 - 20
Dino Death TrapMovie · 2007 · 52mScientists are calling it the "Pit of Death," others "Dinosaur Pompeii." The site contains dinosaur corpses piled high, with many newly discovered, well-preserved skeletons – some never seen before. These include a bizarre ancestor of the T. rex, an ancestor of the triceratops, an ancient crocodilian, and nearly 40 other species dating back 160 million years, a period of dinosaur history poorly understood. Unearthed in the dry Junggar Basin of western China, a team of paleontologists are uncovering answers to this mystery in dinosaur evolution. The bones are examined, reconstructed with high-resolution CGI, and brought to life, slowly revealing who these dinosaurs were, how they died, and what they can teach us about the Lost Age of the Dinosaurs.IMDb 7.3TMDB 8.0 - 21
Aliens of the DeepMovie · 2005 · 95m · DocumentaryDirector James Cameron collaborates with NASA scientists on an expedition to the Mid-Ocean Ridge. This underwater mountain range encircles the globe and supports extraordinary life.IMDb 6.3TMDB 6.1 - 22
Ice WorldMovie · 2002 · 120mIce World, a Discovery Channel documentary, portrays the lives of three individuals living in England 24,000 years ago during the last ice age. Their existence resembles that of Plains Indians, complete with teepees, buckskin clothing, and long hair. Aki and Mora are a couple expecting a child, while Brom serves as their tribal chief. Forced to migrate southeast by the advancing ice, they journey to warmer lands, walking from England to France and eventually Czechoslovakia – a route where no English Channel existed. This is a fictionalized account exploring potential survival strategies of people during that period. The story interweaves scenes of these twenty-somethings seeking refuge with archaeologists discussing cave paintings and discoveries that support the narrative's core elements.IMDb 7.7TMDB 8.0 - 23In the Footsteps of the Holy FamilyMovie · 2001 · 150mChristianity originated with the miraculous birth of Jesus, and the early years of Christ are filled with a timeless power that resonates even now. Hosted by Roger Moore, *In the Footsteps of the Holy Family* follows Jesus, Mary, and Joseph's journey after Christ's birth, exploring locations now considered holy because of them. This program combines history, science, and faith to examine topics ranging from the story of the Magi to a remarkable apparition of the Virgin Mary in Egypt in 1968, providing a new perspective on a pivotal period in human history.IMDb 6.7
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Inside the Milky WayMovie · 2010 · 91mJoin a breathtaking voyage spanning 100,000 light-years to explore pivotal moments in the Milky Way's past. National Geographic uses advanced science to create a detailed, 3-D CGI model of our galaxy. Journey to the center to investigate supermassive black holes, witness the birth and death of stars, and soar above the galactic plane to reveal its true form. Explore the spiral arms, searching for potential signs of life within its cosmic dust.IMDb 8.1TMDB 6.9 - 25
National Geographic: Pyramids of DeathMovie · 2005 · 52mThese are some of the largest pyramids on Earth, immense structures of stone and earth that dominate the landscape, symbols of a powerful civilization. But the people who built them were not pharaohs. This is Teotihuacán, a majestic ancient city in Mexico, once home to one of the most influential civilizations. Around 750 AD, this advanced society mysteriously disappeared. The origins of its people, their language, and even the city's original name remain unknown. DNA analysis reveals they were distinct from the Maya, Inca, and Aztec. Once thought to be a peaceful society, new discoveries suggest a darker reality. Deep within Teotihuacán’s pyramids, experts have unearthed countless vaults filled with unusual human remains.TMDB 6.8 - 26USS Midway - The Hero ShipMovie · 2006 · 50mThe USS Midway served the U.S. military with dedication for nearly fifty years, from its commissioning in 1945 through Operation Desert Storm in 1991. As the longest-serving aircraft carrier in U.S. naval history, the Midway became a legendary vessel. Launched shortly after World War II, the ship made history in 1947 by launching a captured German rocket while underway. During the Vietnam War, pilots from the Midway shot down the first three MiG fighters credited to American forces. In the first Gulf War, the veteran carrier was vital in launching missions into the Persian Gulf before being decommissioned in San Diego, California, in 1992.
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Mummies: Secrets of the PharaohsMovie · 2007 · 40mThe legendary Grail isn't gold or ancient knowledge; it's the 3,000-year-old DNA within the mummies. This DNA holds the potential for a cure for malaria.IMDb 6.4TMDB 7.0 - 28
The Mystery of the SphinxMovie · 1993 · 104mCharlton Heston hosts this documentary which considers the theory that the Sphinx could be significantly older than traditionally believed. John Anthony West investigates whether water erosion patterns on the Sphinx suggest an age of 10,000 years. The film also explores other enigmas, including the methods used to transport massive stone blocks for pyramid construction, hidden chambers beneath the Sphinx, and potential connections between the pyramids and sites on Mars.IMDb 7.1TMDB 8.0 - 29
When Dinosaurs Roamed AmericaMovie · 2001 · 91mJourney back to prehistoric America, where dinosaurs reigned supreme. These powerful creatures lived, hunted, and died across the land that is now home. Witness millions of years of evolution unfold. Discover the Zuniceratops, a unique North American dinosaur with horns over its eyes. Meet familiar favorites like T-Rex, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, and Raptor, each with a startling new look. Experience dinosaurs as never before – authentically terrifying, and closer than you think.IMDb 7.5TMDB 6.6 - 30
Finding AtlantisMovie · 2011 · 60m"Finding Atlantis," a National Geographic Channel film hosted by Professor Richard Freund of Hartford University, explores a quest to locate the legendary lost city. Freund details his efforts to find Atlantis, long considered myth, using advanced technology like ground-penetrating radar, digital mapping, and satellite imagery. He argues that Plato's 360 BC description of Atlantis, destroyed by a massive tsunami in Spain's Doñana National Park, north of Cadiz, may hold historical truth. Experts are currently surveying the Spanish marshlands for evidence of this ancient civilization.IMDb 6.1TMDB 7.2 - 31
After ArmageddonMovie · 2010 · 94mThe film follows the Johnson family – Chris (Rob Hartz), Ellen (Kathleen Cameron), and their son Casey (Hy Rillero) – living in Los Angeles, California, among the few who survive a global pandemic that begins "sometime in the future." The disease starts as a severe flu in Southeast Asia, quickly spreading worldwide via travel. Hospitals are overwhelmed, and essential services collapse. The Johnsons eventually leave L.A., facing numerous challenges, and find refuge in a welcoming small town where they attempt to rebuild their lives.IMDb 6.9TMDB 6.3 - 32
Finding the Next EarthMovie · 2011 · 45mFollow astronomers in their quest to find a habitable planet—a new Earth. Witness the launches of the space missions Kepler and CoRot, and the exciting discoveries of potentially habitable worlds. A controversial finding emerges: a planet in a twilight zone where life might exist, though its existence remains uncertain. Scientists are studying the conditions needed for life and developing the James Webb Space Telescope, designed to analyze planetary atmospheres for signs of life. This search holds the potential for humanity's most significant discovery, fundamentally altering our understanding of our place in the universe.IMDb 7.2TMDB 6.0 - 33
First Invasion: The War of 1812Movie · 2004 · 46mFirst Invasion: The War of 1812, a 2004 History Channel documentary, depicts a young United States facing potential destruction in its conflict with the powerful British Empire. While some critics argue the film presents an overly favorable view of the American perspective and overlooks important aspects of the war, others commend its engaging portrayal of this often-overlooked period in history.IMDb 7.3 - 34The Real Pirates of the CaribbeanMovie · 2004 · 61mThis film presents a detailed overview of various well-known pirates and pirate crews, punctuated by commentary from several animated experts. It includes movie clips, paintings, and repeated video footage, but ultimately fails to effectively depict the dramatic and violent reality of pirate life. Contrary to its title, this is not related to the Disney film it claims to critique.IMDb 5.9TMDB 8.0
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PyramidMovie · 2002 · 58mThe Great Pyramid of Giza is the only one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World still standing. Experts say its construction was so advanced, even today's technology might not allow us to replicate it. Using the newest research and archaeological findings, this film reveals how the Pyramid was actually built.IMDb 7.2TMDB 6.0 - 36
Save the Titanic With Bob BallardMovie · 2012 · 45mRobert Ballard, who discovered the Titanic in 1985, now explores the ship's story from the perspective of the people who sailed on it a century ago. In "Save the Titanic With Bob Ballard," he journeys to Northern Ireland, visiting the shipyards where the Titanic was built. Ballard seeks to answer a key question: can the Titanic survive another 100 years? As threats from nature, tourists, and salvage operations increase, Ballard joins forces with the families of those who perished and survived to safeguard the Titanic's historical legacy.IMDb 7.7TMDB 7.0 - 37
Ice Age Columbus: Who Were the First Americans?Movie · 2005Based on recent scientific findings, this film examines the theory that humans arrived in America much earlier than previously believed. New archaeological evidence and DNA studies suggest a land bridge once connected Europe and North America. The story follows a Stone Age family's journey from France to settle in America, approximately 17,000 years before Columbus.IMDb 7.4TMDB 8.0 - 38
Mark TwainMovie · 2002 · 212mFilmmaker Ken Burns presents a comprehensive look at Mark Twain, widely regarded as the greatest American author.IMDb 8.3TMDB 7.0 - 39
Titanic: How It Really SankMovie · 2009 · 50mThe sinking of the Titanic was not just an accident; it was a preventable tragedy caused by a series of avoidable human errors. This National Geographic drama-documentary examines the official inquiry following the disaster, alongside new evidence found since the ship's wreck was discovered in 1985, to answer the question: Who Sank the Titanic?IMDb 6.6TMDB 6.6 - 40
Walking with MonstersMovie · 2005 · 87mMost people picture dinosaurs as the first animals on Earth, but this prequel to "Walking with Dinosaurs" explores the world of strange creatures that lived millions of years earlier. From the Cambrian Period 530 million years ago to the Early Triassic Period 248 million years ago, "Walking with Monsters" depicts the lives and struggles of these incredible animals who came before the dinosaurs.IMDb 8.2TMDB 7.2 - 41
Lost Cities Of The BibleMovie · 2006 · 45mThe Bible recounts God's destruction of the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah due to their wickedness, and his support for Joshua in the conquest of Jericho, another city deemed irredeemably wicked. Are these biblical accounts historical fact or merely moral stories? Archaeological and geological evidence may hold the key to determining the truth.TMDB 8.0 - 42Underground Railroad: The William Still StoryMovie · 2012 · 60mWilliam Still was a key, though often overlooked, figure in the Underground Railroad. He dedicated himself to guiding as many escaping slaves as possible to freedom in Canada. With bounty hunters legally allowed to recapture former slaves in free states, Canada offered refuge under British protection.IMDb 7.7TMDB 6.5
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Bizarre DinosaursMovie · 2009 · 48mDinosaurs were powerful creatures, but also incredibly strange. Some predators had unusually large or oddly shaped body parts. Join leading paleontologists on a global journey to discover some of the most surprising dinosaurs: Mamenchisaurus, with a neck longer than its body; Chasmosaurus, sporting a frilly head crest for attracting mates; Spinosaurus, featuring huge extensions from its back that might have formed a sail or hump; and Parasaurolophus, whose distinctive head crest was a key part of courtship.IMDb 6.5TMDB 6.4 - 44
America's Most Haunted TownMovie · 2001 · 60mNew Hope, Pennsylvania is known by many as America's most haunted city. Locals speak of unexplained events and frightening sights that have deeply affected them. Is there a real concentration of paranormal activity here? This documentary follows spiritual investigators as they explore the ghosts and spirits said to inhabit New Hope. - 45
Titanic's Final MysteryMovie · 2012 · 92mThe sinking of the RMS Titanic is one of the 20th century's most enduring and puzzling tragedies. For years, people have proposed explanations for the disaster and debated responsibility for the massive loss of life, but no single answer has fully satisfied. Now, on the 100th anniversary of the event, Smithsonian Channel presents *Titanic's Final Mystery*. This two-hour special examines a century of theories and reveals surprising new forensic evidence that supports the most probable explanation for what happened.IMDb 7.4TMDB 7.3 - 46
Last Mysteries Of The TitanicMovie · 2005 · 88mDeep beneath the Atlantic, two and a half miles down, James Cameron is immersed in an extraordinary experience. He pilots a remotely operated vehicle, using skills honed from previous deep-sea dives, guiding it towards the Turkish Baths within the wreck of the Titanic – a location he's envisioned for a decade. Within a hundred feet lies a significant, previously unseen area inside the ship.IMDb 7.5TMDB 6.0 - 47
Titans of the Ice AgeMovie · 2013 · 40mTitans of the Ice Age takes viewers to the stunning, frozen worlds of North America, Europe, and Asia ten thousand years before modern times. Stunning CGI recreates this mysterious period, showcasing creatures like saber-toothed cats and giant sloths alongside the iconic mammoths – giants both feared and hunted by prehistoric humans.IMDb 6.5TMDB 7.1 - 48Lost CivilizationMovie · 2012 · 45mA groundbreaking discovery in Turkey in 1995 – a complex older than the pyramids and Stonehenge – is challenging everything we thought we knew about human history. Only recently have experts fully grasped the site's importance, forcing them to reconsider the entire timeline of human development. Could this monument have sparked humanity’s progression from the Stone Age to the Space Race? Experts, including Dave Chapman, investigate the construction and purpose of this enigmatic place.
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True Caribbean PiratesMovie · 2006 · 90mBlackbeard, Henry Morgan, Ann Bonny, and Black Bart Roberts: pirates and buccaneers, larger than life and more dangerous than legend, set sail for plunder. Filmed in high definition, *True Caribbean Pirates* recounts the rise of piracy in the Caribbean and its ultimate end.IMDb 7.6TMDB 7.1 - 50
Understanding the UniverseMovie · 1993 · 51mJoin astronomers and astrophysicists as they explore light years beyond the Milky Way in *Understanding The Universe*, part of TLC's popular television series. Narrated by Candice Bergen, this informative and engaging video uses graphic models and stunning animation to explain some of the most complex theories ever developed. View images captured by Earth’s largest telescopes, offering close-ups of our sun, nebulas, and supernovas, all seen through the Hubble Space Telescope. Hear echoes of the Big Bang via satellite. Discover how the "red shift" of stars suggests the universe is younger than previously believed. Visit the set of *Star Trek: Voyager* and consider the possibility of black holes as "worm holes," shortcuts to other worlds. *Understanding The Universe* explores the cosmos further than any television show before. - 51
Deep Inside The TitanicMovie · 1999 · 47mFour kilometers beneath the ocean, the Titanic rests in darkness. Few explorers have ventured to its depths, but now we can explore the wreck. Using remote submersibles, viewers glide through the ship's living spaces, witnessing the current state of the ballrooms, hallways, and living quarters. The program reveals what each room was like before the disaster, offering stories of the people who lived there. Throughout the ship, the grandeur that once made the Titanic a symbol of pride highlights the poignant story of those who were aboard in their final moments.IMDb 7.2TMDB 7.8 - 52
Nefertiti: ResurrectedMovie · 2003 · 120mA Discovery Channel Quest expedition led by Dr. Joann Fletcher and scientists from the University of York Mummy Research Team searches for the lost tomb of Queen Nefertiti in the Valley of the Kings. If discovered, it would be a monumental archaeological find, comparable to that of Tutankhamen in 1922. Nefertiti, the chief wife of Akhenaten, was a powerful figure who played a key role in a religious revolution that transformed ancient Egypt. After her death, her legacy was deliberately erased. Using 13 years of research, Fletcher and her team employ advanced computer animation, x-rays, and forensic graphics to reconstruct ancient Egypt and reveal new details about Nefertiti's life and death, including potential evidence of foul play on her mummy.IMDb 6.6TMDB 6.7 - 53
Five Years on MarsMovie · 2008 · 96mIn 2004, NASA's Spirit and Opportunity rovers landed on Mars with a projected lifespan of just a few months. However, their mission unexpectedly extended to five years, transforming from a short-term search for water into a remarkable feat of exploration. The rovers have traveled vast distances across challenging terrain, including mountains and craters, enduring dust storms and mechanical issues. Having repeatedly overcome near-fatal situations, their future remains uncertain.IMDb 7.9TMDB 4.5 - 54
Titanic: Untold StoriesMovie · 1997 · 52mThis film uses powerful personal stories and historical accounts to explore the tragedy of the Titanic. Historian Charles Haas leads us on an immersive journey through the wreck, revealing previously unseen footage of the ship's depths. He shares stories of both courage and hardship as we witness the doors passengers used to board, a first-class cabin, the lifeboats, and the mailroom where postal workers perished. Combining this unique footage with letters, photographs, artifacts, and recreations, the film unveils the remarkable human experiences aboard the legendary ship like never before.IMDb 7.8TMDB 5.4 - 55
History of the World in Two HoursMovie · 2011 · 120m · DocumentaryThis special explores the history of our world, revealing surprising connections to everyday life. It unveils how the universe's origins are woven into our existence – from background radiation from the Big Bang to the stardust in a wedding ring, and the ancient oceans within us. In just two hours, this CGI-driven journey chronicles the Earth's formation, the rise of life, and humanity's development, offering a rapid-fire look at our unforgettable story spanning 14 billion years.IMDb 7.0TMDB 6.1
