National Geographic Channel +1 Thursday

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A look how certain foods are made in factories, featuring cake pops and slice cream

A look how certain foods are made in factories, featuring maple syrup and polenta crisps

After all 301 people on board Saudia Flight 163 were killed when a fire engulfed the plane, investigators had to determine why the flames spread so rapidly

Can British automaker Lotus overtake established sports car brands when they release the UK's first £2million 2000 horsepower all-electric supercar?

Asbestos was a product that seemed too good to be true - because it was. Meanwhile, in New York, two buildings explode sending debris flying through the streets

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw enlist the help of actor Roger Moore for their latest project - restoring a 1964 Volvo P1800s, the car made famous by his role in The Saint

The crash of the Berlin-to-Zurich Crossair Flight 3597 in November 2001. Minutes before landing, the pilots lost control of the aircraft, which eventually hit a hillside

6000 years ago, the Sumerians built the world's first cities. Explore new discoveries about their civilization and its impact on Biblical writers

Nineveh and Babylon were superpowers of the ancient world, so why did the Bible's writers see them as cities of sin? What were they really like?

New discoveries at Pompeii and Herculaneum reveal the identities and final moments of those trapped during Mount Vesuvius' eruption 2000 years ago

The boys take on a 1963 Citroen HY Van for a family whose lives were torn apart by the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017

Exploring fortifications built during the German occupation of the Channel Islands, intended to transform the group of islands into a single interconnected fortress

A dramatic reconstruction of how Singapore Airlines flight 006 came to crash at Taiwan's international airport in 2000 after an abortive take-off on the wrong runway

Train crews in the Rockies must haul their 15,000-ton grain train through ice-encrusted tunnels to make their delivery on time

Following crews of fishing vessels in Massachusetts as they go in search of one of the most valuable fish in the ocean - the blue fin tuna

As the indigenous peoples of Alaska face a changing and unforgiving climate, they turn to the values of the past as a guide to their future

A plane explodes over France's Quiberon Bay. A journalist on another aircraft captures the event on film, but there is still no clear cause for the disaster

A commando squad assigned to kill a terrorist leader in Afghanistan is lured into a trap, finding themselves surrounded and pinned down on a mountainside

A fascinating and often disturbing insight into life behind the bars of some of America's strictest maximum-security prisons

The team tries to convince the owner of an old Maryland silk mill to sell the property when one-of-a-kind items are discovered inside

The manufacturing process of a company that builds 18,000 fire engines from the ground up every year

A combination of space vehicle designers, manufacturing engineers and robotics come together to build and launch the world's first mass-produced satellites

From raw materials to finished products, how are mass-produced favourites really made? Discover the story behind sugar cubes and brownies

From raw materials to finished products, how are mass-produced favourites really made? Discover the story behind cookies, ice cream sandwiches and cheese-filled pretzel pockets

Dr Kelleher gives a goat an ultrasound to check for a urinary infection, and a guinea pig could be pregnant, but has already been diagnosed as unable to survive giving birth

A tiny leopard tortoise is having trouble breathing, possibly due to pneumonia. A baby rabbit may need surgery for a lump on its chin, and a Nigerian Dwarf goat won't pee

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