Phenomenon: The Lost Archives

Recently released government documents indicate that over the past 50 years, American military operations have been responsible for the loss or disappearance of 12 atomic weapons.

A closer look at the launch of Sputnik, the workers who went unpaid for months, the thefts of rations for cosmonauts, and the mass exodus of Russian rocket scientists to unfriendly nations interested in developing weapons of mass destruction.

The brainchild of controversial Nikola Tesla, High-Frequency Active Aural Research Project, or H.A.A.R.P.

In a small Arkansas town, two young men are found dead on the train tracks. But upon investigation it becomes unclear whether they were hit by a train or the operators of a major drug ring with ties to the Iran-Contra scandal.

From the martyrdom staged at Masada against the Romans, to the carnage perpetrated by Jim Jones in Guyana, take another look at the motivations and social attitudes towards the history of mass suicide.

On March 23, 1989, respected chemists, Dr. Stanley Pons and Dr. Martin Fleishman made an announcement that challenged many basic scientific concepts: their discovery of cold fusion.

In 1960, a joint US/Turkish expedition sets out to investigate the aerial sighting of a boat shaped object located in the Mountains of Eastern Turkey.

During the Wilson Presidency, the U.S. Government sanctioned the creation of the Federal Reserve.

Caught up in a greedy, divisive race to power the world at the end of the 19th century, famed inventor Nikola Tesla claimed he could provide everyone with free, unlimited energy.

Just prior to the Russian Revolution a mysterious 40 megaton explosion lays to waste nearly 200 square kilometers of Earth in the desolate northlands of Siberia. Was it an asteroid? Or could it have been the explosion of an extra terrestrial craft?