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America Inside Out with Katie Couric

National Geographic and Katie Couric explore some of the most pressing social issues including gender equality, political correctness, white working-class anxiety and how technology is affecting humans in this ground breaking six-part documentary series.

Follow Video Drain the Oceans: The Monterey Shipwreck For the first time in 200 years the Monterey Shipwreck – the deepest shipwreck currently being excavated in U.S. waters – is revealed. Tune in to Drain the Oceans every Tuesday 8:30pm AEST.

Drain the Oceans: The Monterey Shipwreck

Follow Video Drain the Oceans: The Robert Lee Shipwreck From over 5,000 feet underwater, the survey team unveils the Robert Lee shipwreck in extraordinary detail. Tune in to Drain the Oceans every Tuesday 8:30pm AEST.

Drain the Oceans: The Robert Lee Shipwreck

Follow Video Drain the Oceans: Battering Rams CGI animation of the latest exploration of the sea bed reveal bronze battering rams and the ancient art of marine warfare. Tune in to Drain the Oceans every Tuesday 8:30pm AEST.

Drain the Oceans: Battering Rams

Follow Video Cosmos: Possible Worlds Official Trailer First look at the highly anticipated new season with Neil deGrasse Tyson. Coming to National Geographic in 2019.

Cosmos: Possible Worlds Official Trailer

Follow The boldness of asking deep questions may require unforeseen flexibility if we are to accept the answers. Further Brian Greene

Follow Photos Magical Images Reveal The Beauty And Raw Power Of The Ocean

Magical Images Reveal The Beauty And Raw Power Of The Ocean

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This Golden Head Adds a Twist to Ancient Roman History

News This Golden Head Adds a Twist to Ancient Roman History

The horse head sculpture and other discoveries suggest the Romans had a surprising relationship with tribes along their northern border.

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Extraordinary Ways Weather Has Changed Human History

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Fierce 'Semiaquatic' Dinosaur May Have Been an Awkward Swimmer

News Fierce 'Semiaquatic' Dinosaur May Have Been an Awkward Swimmer

Despite its ties to the water, Spinosaurus may not have been built to dive after the fish it preyed on, a new study claims.

Follow Photos ONE OF HISTORY'S GREATEST ARMIES IS BUILT ENTIRELY OF CLAY

ONE OF HISTORY'S GREATEST ARMIES IS BUILT ENTIRELY OF CLAY

Watch This 'Flying Woman' Defy Death in a 600-Year-Old Ritual

News Watch This 'Flying Woman' Defy Death in a 600-Year-Old Ritual

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Surreal Photos of Post-Soviet Architecture

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