1. Xploration Earth 2050: Future of Warfare
2. Digital technologies

Russian cybercrime is big business - and some say hackers get a pass when they work double duty for Putin and his geopolitical ambitions.

A cyber-attack on Ukraine's power grid leaves thousands of people in the dark. As a military conflict involving Russia rages in the east, has the ground war led to cyberwar?

Robots are clearly part of our present, but what will become of them in the future? Will they help us? Or replace us? Will they be loyal to us and teach them values?

This episode: elevators, wood chippers petrol pumps, air hockey tables, meat slicers and a dentist's drill.

Anonymous declares war on ISIS. But when Anonymous members share intel with the government it fractures the hacktivist collective.

Discover what's inside the machines used in everyday life. The team take a detailed look at objects including elevator, gas pump, air-hockey table, wood chipper, and dentist drill.

'Zero days' are bugs in software that hackers use to break into systems. Some are valued at up to a million dollars, with both buyers and sellers shrouded in secrecy.

Future tech is allowing us to look into the ancient past like never before, archeologists are using satellite imaging to map ancient native American cities.

Water - it's the key to life, and not as readily available as it used to be. In drought stricken California, brown is the new green. Scientists have invented a weird way to save water.

Israel is one of the world's cyber super powers. So how did this tiny nation grow so strong, and who is it targeting? Episode broadcast by SBS as Israel: Cyber Power.

Human beings have been able to survive in practically every environment on Earth - from deserts to the frozen reaches of the Arctic. But what about living under the sea?

In the mid 20th century, the 'computer' was a behemoth - a 2-tonne machine that sat in research labs and university tech centers, inaccessible to the public. But not for long. In the 1980s, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs broke out in a heated battle to bring the computer to the masses. The race is one to see who will run the world's personal computers-a battle in which Jobs' ego may get the best of him.

After Ashley Madison, a hook-up site for married people, got hacked, its users weren't the only ones exposed. Turns out the cheating site may have been cheating its own customers.

Is space truly the final frontier? Is there a place even closer that we know less about? The oceans of the Earth are vast and deep and what lies beneath the surface remains largely unchartered territory.

3D printing is/will forever change how we make things. Manufacturing worldwide is getting a makeover, affecting industries from healthcare to education. It's in homes, kitchens, and it's even in space.

Film director Peter Berg explores the dramatic, inspiring and sometimes heart-breaking world of pioneers scrambling to stop an outbreak and save the world from future plagues.

Cars. We have trouble living with them but we can't live without them, and they are changing more than ever before. How will the car change in 2050? Could we be driving on roads that glow in the dark? Will your car be driving you?

From Google to the government, China has hacked many American networks. But there's a difference between spying and stealing intellectual property.