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HomeNewsSportsEntertainmentLifestyleHistoryA&ETVHistoryHistory RSS feedHow the Earth Was Made: New YorkIt's thought that a flash flood helped to create the natural harbor New York City enjoys today.How the Earth Was Made: HawaiiThe tropical islands that make up Hawaii are collectively one of the youngest geological formations on the planet.IWorld War II in HD: KwajaleinUS Forces invade with heavy arms and 42,000 men on January 31, 1944.World War II in HD: D-DayOver 130,000 troops stormed the beaches on D-Day, over one million would soon follow.How the Earth Was Made: AsteroidsAsteroids have not only transformed the face of the planet and of life, but give us clues to the origins of the solar system.How the Earth Was Made: Gold: Deepest Mining in the WorldThe location is the Tau Tona mine in Johannesburg where ancient rocks are tapped in the deepest mining operations in the world, more then 2 miles deep.Mysteryquest: Alien Cover-upWhile most government keep records on unidentified objects secretive, a few have chosen to release the records.Thanksgiving: History of the Holidays: Thanksgiving FootballTo some, football is as important to Thanksgiving as the Turkey.Thanksgiving: Thanksgiving: The Turkey Production LineHow a Jennie-O Turkey is selected by weight, packaged, and sent to a store.Thanksgiving: Thanksgiving: Jennie-O-TurkeyJennie-O cranks out the All-American turkey. From free range farms to the grocery store, you learn how turkey ends up on your plate.Mysteryquest: Mystery of OdessaMany believe Odessa, an organization of former SS members, planned to create a fourth reich.World War II in HD: Iwo JimaSee amazing color footage from the battle of Iwo Jima.World War II in HD: OkinawaSe amazing color footage from the waters near and landing on Okinawa.MonsterQuest: Grassman SightingIn August of 1992 Don Keating went to investigate a Grassman sighting in Eastern Ohio and videotaped what appeared to be a figure running into the woods.History of Halloween: Fear and the MemoryFear has a profound effect on human memory, find out how.7 Nights of Fright: Face of FearDarwin posited that facial reactions to fear served to communicate danger to others and increase perception.23

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