Artbeats: Sky Effects HD

The Seven Deadly Sins travel to the Sky Temple in search of an elusive ingredient.

Beginning in 1997 with a few thousand revelers in Los Angeles, the Electric Daisy Carnival has become the largest dance music event in North America.

The Himalayas were among the last places on Earth that homo sapiens came to inhabit. Now, join an international team of scientists as they climb to the world's highest tombs to unearth secrets of the people who settled these extreme environments.

Robert Culp plays Bracken, a rich industrialist whose life seems perfect until his wife, Ellen, and their children are kidnapped by terrorists.

Amazing Works of Light in the Sky: Mongolia. We present the amazing phenomena created by ice and light in the super-cold air of the winter plains, including double and triple suns and light pillars.

NASA Astronaut Chris Hadfield, is a modern day explorer. This farm boy has always had a passion for flying - but for him the sky is not the limit!

This edition comes from the heart of one of the most influential - and surprising - organisations in the history of astronomy. Maggie and Chris have been granted rare access to the Vatican and its little-known observatory, the Specola Vaticana, perched on a hilltop 30km outside Rome. There they explore its rich history and contemporary cutting-edge science, going inside the Vatican walls to visit the Tower of the Winds, a secret antique sundial that revolutionised the length of the year; the remains of a nest of telescopes atop an old medieval church where the science of spectroscopy was born.

2016 has been a remarkable year in many ways, but one area in which it has been particularly good is in space science. There have been new missions to Jupiter and Mars, planets have been found on the outskirts of the solar system and around our nearest neighbouring star, and the discovery of gravitational waves has potentially given us a new way of investigating the universe.

An insightful documentary follows the story of Claude Lorius, a man who has committed to over 22 polar expeditions since the 1960s and for that time has been cautioning the world that global warming is a certainty if we don t change our ways. Now he is an old man who has been proven right. Ice and the Sky follows his final footsteps as he tries to convince the world to ensure its survival for future generations.

Nearly 50 years ago, Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon and it seemed like the dawn of a new age. Soon we'd be flying to the moon as effortlessly as we fly to America, and a moon base would be filled with men and women building a better future out in space. But then the moon fell out of fashion. We soon realized it was brutally inhospitable and getting there was eye-wateringly expensive. Rather than spend huge sums of money going where we'd already been, Mars and the other planets seemed much more exciting destinations.