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A daredevil aviator vanishes into thin air on a routine flight; A mystery blast rocks a remote island; Napoleon Bonaparte suffers a shock defeat.
A daredevil aviator vanishes into thin air on a routine flight; A mystery blast rocks a remote island; Napoleon Bonaparte suffers a shock defeat.
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S1, EP1 "Vanishing Planes and Weird Booms"A daredevil aviator vanishes into thin air on a routine flight; A mystery blast rocks a remote island; Napoleon Bonaparte suffers a shock defeat.
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S1, EP2 "Sand Dune Trap and Deadly Smog"A young boy is swallowed by a sand dune and miraculously survives; A fog lasts five days and kills thousands in London; The largest ship in the US Navy vanishes during World War I.
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S1, EP3 "Suez Crisis and Mystery Jets"A ship blocks the most important route in global trade; a strange Scottish creature chases a mountaineer; mystery lights stalk allied pilots in Nazi Germany; determining if these are tricks of the mind or wild weather.
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S1, EP4 "Everest Enigma and Space Oddity"A ship is found abandoned but undamaged in the middle of the ocean; a mysterious glowing orb chases locals down a railway track in Arkansas; Amelia Earhart vanishes on her pioneering round-the-world trip.
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S2, EP6 "Apollo Puzzle and River Riddle"Catastrophe strikes a crucial allied air supply route in WWII as 15 planes never return; London's River Thames ices up so much, a fair is held on it; a mission to the Moon narrowly avoids disaster.
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S2, EP5 "Ghost Bomber and Vikings Vanish"A thousand-year-old Italian tower is brought to the brink of collapse; a Viking stronghold in Greenland, inexplicably abandoned; the ghost WWII bomber that vanishes on its return to base.
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