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Jan 08
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Summary for : Hitler’s GI Death Camp
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Jan 08
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Summary for : Geography Of Crime And Punishment
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Jan 08
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Summary for : National Geographic: Wild Man Hunt Kill To Survive
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Jan 08
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Summary for : National Geographic: Diving into Noahs Flood
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Aug 13
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Summary for : National Geographic: Make Me Superhuman
Superhuman capabilities like running faster than a speeding bullet or being more powerful than a locomotive could be available at the push of a button. NGC explores the latest in wearable mechanical getups, designed to duplicate human movement with enhanced strength and locomotion. See how these futuristic suits are being used for medical, military, industrial and recreational uses.source:LocateTv.com
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Aug 12
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Summary for : National Geographic – Megastructures: Dubai Mega Mall
Central to Dubai’s reputation as a leisure capital is: the Dubai Mall. With an indoor aquarium, ice rink, roller coaster and 1,200 shops, it must be completed by a nearly impossible deadline.source:LocateTv.com
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Jul 12
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Summary for : National Geographic: Drugged – High on Ecstasy
Over the past 30 years ecstasy has become one of the world’s most notorious drugs. No other illegal substance has had the same effect on fashion, music and how we party. This film follows two recreational ecstasy users over one night and, using computer graphics, journeys inside the body and the brain to explore how the drug creates its highs and its lows. With access to cutting edge research at the University of Chicago we find out how ecstasy creates empathy in the user and how this could one day lead to the drug being used as a life saving prescription medicine for use in therapy. Whilst ecstasy is the perfect high for some, there are those for whom ecstasy is agony – this film tells their story too: a young woman whose use of the drug ended her up in the psychiatric ward, a 17-year-old whose ecstasy use landed her in a hospital, and a mother whose son died from overheating after taking ecstasy. Killer chemical or the ultimate feel good high, this is the inside story of how ecstasy works.source:channel.nationalgeographic.com
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Jul 12
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Summary for : National Geographic: Drugged – High on Cocaine
Cocaine: a powerful and a destructive drug glamorized by models, rock stars and celebrities. We zoom inside the human body from the moment the substance enters our systems. With the guidance of doctors, we learn about the intense highs and painful lows of one of the most widely used stimulants in the U.S.source:channel.nationalgeographic.com
