National Geographic programa rugsėjo 28 d.

Plates, cans, watermelons…some people don't seem to know when to stop challenging the thickness of their skull. Ice-skating can be so risky that it's best to just focus on staying upright.

On the first leg of his journey, Hazen Audel battles snake-filled swamps and a deadly descent to join a hunt and harvest feast.

On the second leg of his solo expedition, Hazen Audel encounters anaconda and caiman in the remote wetlands of Northern Argentina.

On the third leg of his journey across South America, Hazen begins his climb into the Andes, battling landslides, icy rivers, and a whiteout.

When a collision sends two planes crashing into the Grand Canyon, investigators find a problem that threatens the safety of the aviation system.

Revealing how 273 people were killed when American Airlines Flight 191 lost its left engine in the deadliest aviation accident in US history.

A spectacular aerial journey through Portugal, Europe's western frontier.

Unique aerial views reveal the Mediterranean from a brand-new perspective.

Turkey as it's never been seen before, amazing bridges to the last nomads.

As Hurricane Katrina's wrath is unleashed, residents prepare for disaster.

Chaos ensues as the city floods and residents fight to survive.

Rescues persist as media highlights looting over those trapped in the city.

Gen. Honoré leads rescues amid pressure and escalating violence.

If you want to understand the Tudors, discover who they executed - and why.

In 1983, experts investigate a power failure that led to the downing of Air Illinois Flight 710 in total darkness.

One of the worst crashes in British history has a stunning cause that changed aviation safety forever.

What caused a 767 to break apart in mid-air? A world-famous race car driver discovers a surprising answer.

Beneath the waters lie undersea empires and relics of bloody wars. Through cutting edge technology we uncover lost empires for the first time.

Below the ocean lies a tectonic monster. The seafloor is the world's biggest tsunami machine and its dangers have remained hidden… until now!

Medieval Europe turns to barber-surgeons, who cut hair, draw blood and perform surgery amid plague and conflict.

Roman scholars recorded spoken incantations believed to shield the body from malaria, revealing faith in the power of words themselves.

Suzannah Lipscomb and Dan Snow unpack Essex's rapid rise and fall and the court politics that sealed his fate.

If you want to understand the Tudors, discover who they executed - and why.

The act of sabotage has sent many ships to their final resting place on the sea floor.

War, weather, and human error have led to some of the worst maritime disasters in US history. We reveal the sunken mysteries along its shores.

Fragments of porcelain and blocks of beeswax lead to a 250-year-old shipwreck and a forgotten trade route of vast cargo ships in the Pacific.

When a collision sends two planes crashing into the Grand Canyon, investigators find a problem that threatens the safety of the aviation system.

Revealing how 273 people were killed when American Airlines Flight 191 lost its left engine in the deadliest aviation accident in US history.

The Coastguard and other security teams battle enemies on all fronts.

The Coastguard is called to help people stuck on a dangerous cliff.

On the first leg of his journey, Hazen Audel battles snake-filled swamps and a deadly descent to join a hunt and harvest feast.

On the second leg of his solo expedition, Hazen Audel encounters anaconda and caiman in the remote wetlands of Northern Argentina.