Science Channel is launching brand new series beginning in February and March. From odd anomalies caught on camera, to secrets from history that have haunted scholars to ancient mysteries that have come to light, the line-up of new Science Channel premieres leave no questions unanswered.
ANCIENT UNEXPLAINED FILES – Premieres Sunday, February 14 at 9pm ET/PT on Science Channel
In this all-new Science Channel series, ancient investigations go digital as new forensics lab technologies help specialists solve key mysteries from over 70,000 years of human civilization. From CT scans of 3,000-year-old murder victims or analyzing the composition of a lethal Chinese sword, to infrared satellite images of lost cities, ANCIENT UNEXPLAINED FILES follows expert investigators as they use this cutting-edge technology to solve ancient history’s biggest secrets.
SECRETS OF THE VIKING STONE – Premieres Sunday, February 21 at 10pm ET/PT on Science Channel
After getting the go-ahead from the State of Minnesota to begin excavation with the archaeological team at Runestone Hill where the Kensington Runestone is believed to have been found in 1898, Peter Storemare and Elroy Balgaard are that much closer to solving the mystery that has enraptured scholars and fervent theorists for decades. An all new season of SECRETS OF THE VIKING STONE premieres on February 21.
STRANGE EVIDENCE – Premieres Thursday, March 4 at 9pm ET/PT on Science Channel
In an all new season of STRANGE EVIDENCE, experts turn to the bizarre and inexplicable anomalies caught on camera and use new forensic analysis to determine the truth behind them. Looking to mysteries such as an ape-like humanoid chasing after a car full of teenagers in Russia, a mysterious low-flying spinning object passing over a house in England, and an eerie blue light illuminating the night sky in Madrid, these oddities from around the world seem to defy all logic.
WHAT ON EARTH – Premieres Thursday, March 4 at 10pm ET/PT on Science Channel
Thousands of advanced satellites and drones orbit Earth, invisible to us yet scanning every inch of our planet. They capture our world in unprecedented detail, revealing areas that until now have remained a mystery. In an all new season of WHAT ON EARTH, experts look to this state-of-the-art imaging technology to discover bizarre phenomena and strange mysteries including an inaccessible cave of bones on an island off the coast of Africa, a bizarre concrete structure sitting off the coast of the Baltic sea, and a crater in Mexico with extra-terrestrial connections.
