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Myth-busting meets natural history with Tim Warwood and Adam Gendle. If you're attacked by a bear, should you play dead?

Gate Gourmet, the world's largest airline caterers, reveal how their chefs make thousands of meals every day for passengers flying from LAX.

OneWeb Satellites reveal how space vehicle designers, manufacturing engineers and robotics combine to build and launch web satellites into space.

Genetic breakthroughs have shed light on how life evolves in real-time. From filling in the missing links to creating a new species, in the last 50 years scientists have solved some of the biggest mysteries of evolution.

Todd will train with the masters of five distinct disciplines of martial arts, exploring how their teachings encourage not only physical and mental health, but also spiritual growth.

Ireland is home to over 70,000km of rivers and over 12,000 lakes, but are people taking this priceless resource for granted?

Richard sets out to see if gadgets can make the great outdoors a more comfortable, inviting place to be.

We all hate mornings. The moment we wake up, there are the usual dull things to do - get washed, get dressed, have breakfast, get to work - even making decisions about what to wear and what to eat and drink are dull and tedious. This episode sets out to find out how can gadgets make the whole experience less of a chore and more fun.

Join Oscar winning actor Morgan Freeman to discover what reality actually is, do we live in the 'real world' or is it in fact a construct of our mind?

Tractor giant John Deere lifts the lid on how they combine heavy industry with cutting-edge tech to build huge tractors designed to feed the world.

Myth-busting meets natural history with Tim Warwood and Adam Gendle. Are sharks mindless man-eaters?

Off-road car giants Jeep reveal how they harness manpower and tech to build and ship thousands of their bestselling Wrangler every single day.

Continuing his quest, Mick Fanning travels to the world's shark hotspots where he gets even closer to the amazing apex predators and gains an insight into his own close encounter with one.

World champion surfer Mick Fanning embarks on a quest to better understand the importance of the animal responsible for one of the most defining moments of his life - the shark - by being face-to-face with them once more.

Before it was photographed from space around 50 years ago, our perspective of Earth was fragmented and disconnected. Recent discoveries have revealed a dynamic and rapidly changing planet, above the crust and below.

On this journey Dr Lara Dungan looks at the environment and health implications of different diets, and tastes new replacements to meat and dairy products. Can this go mainstream?

Will we choose to merge with the machines, combining the best of our world with the best of theirs? Are robots the future of human evolution?

We follow architect Ross de la Motte, seeing that his vision for the stations has finally come to light. He has gone to great lengths to design stations that benefit from natural light and airflow, minimising the need for additional power. Has he been successful?