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Forging the Future
S1, EP5 "Hyper Intelligence"Visiting the most cutting-edge engineering firms where innovative technologists are using Artificial Intelligence to transform machines into thinking robots.
Forging the Future
S1, EP3 "Human Immortality"One scientist shows how she is making lab-grown organs called "ghost hearts" that not only grow quickly, but that can be accepted in any host's body without rejection-ending the agony for those waiting for organ transplants.
Space Greed
S1, EP1 "Declaring Martian Law"Space is home to crucial resources, important discoveries, and big potential profit; examining whether outer space could become a place where billionaires and mega-corporations operate above and out of the reach of the law.
Space Greed
S1, EP2 "Sol Ownership: Can a Corporation Own the Sun?"Human needs have always created opportunities for human greed; energy might be the most crucial need of all; if, one day, an ambitious corporation was able to control the sun, could there end up being a subscription fee for sunlight?
Space Greed
S1, EP3 "Terraforming: Can We Build a Planet B?"Once humans have managed to get a handle on building structures to live on the harsh, dangerous surfaces of other celestial bodies, what is to stop them from trying to change entire planets to suit their needs?
Space Greed
S1, EP4 "Carbon Costs: Is Space Exploration Even Worth It?"There are only a handful of rocket launches every year, but that could change; each rocket that gets fired off has an impact on the atmosphere; Earth may not be able to survive hundreds, or even thousands, of fuel-burning rocket launches every year.
Space Greed
S1, EP5 "Looting the Moon for Trillions of Dollars"The moon is rich in rare earths, metals, and the highly sought-after isotope Helium 3; with NASA planning to make a manned return trip to the moon by 2024, some giant corporation could turn moon dust into a cosmic-sized payday.
Space Greed
S1, EP6 "Asteroid Mining: Is the Next Gold Rush in Space?"Running out of crucial resources and materials is only a matter of time; the asteroids flying through the solar system contain tons of precious metals, stones, and more; the astronomical profits from mining asteroids could all hype.
Jesus' Female Disciples
"Jesus' Female Disciples"Evidence shows that 12 female disciples also played a critical role in the birth of Christianity by preaching, healing, baptizing and even bankrolling the movement.
Traders of the Lost Scrolls
Jim Charlesworth, director of Princeton University's Dead Sea Scrolls Project, believes that a large number of scrolls have yet to come to light; following his quest to track them down, an undertaking with risks that come from the black market.
The Quest for the True Cross
A historian draws unexpected conclusions after studying a remnant of the True Cross that has long been considered a medieval fake.
Ancient Engineering
S1, EP3 "Secrets of the Pyramids"Exploring how ancient Egyptian engineers built the monumental Great Pyramid at Giza, the only survivor of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Ancient Engineering
S1, EP4 "Rise of the Super-Castle"In the Middle Ages, the technology of the castle evolved by leaps and bounds.
Ancient Engineering
S1, EP5 "Secrets of Notre Dame"Building for God reached a high point in the Middle Ages when a new engineering movement emerged in Europe.
Ancient Engineering
S1, EP6 "Secrets Of Angkor Wat"Temples, designed to honor the Gods, have been at the heart of cities since earliest times; often they have been the biggest and most impressive buildings of their age.
Ancient Engineering
S1, EP7 "The Power Of Water"Without water, civilization is simply not possible; Romans took control of their water supplies very, very seriously; in order to keep the taps on, Roman engineers constructed vast networks of aqueducts, tunnels, sewers, and drains.