A massive planet-sized machine controls our weather day-to-day, and our climate season-to-season. It takes an event of staggering proportions to disrupt a machine this large and powerful, a juggernaut with more energy than a million nuclear bombs. Signs now indicate that such an event is underway - El Niño. More than a series of storms stunning the California coastline, El Niño is second only to the seasons in its effect on global weather. In a P-3 off the coast, a team plunges into a storm front to explore its cause and effects. In a boat off the Galapagos, an array of buoys are checked for temperature and current data. On a mountan in Peru, signs of the devastation of past El Niños are revealed. As scientists push to extremes to explore this phenomenon, they understand for the first time the extent to which all the world's weather is connected, and just how delicate is the balance.
s26e01 - Lost At Sea: The Search For Longitude
s26e02 - Chasing El Niño
s26e03 - Terror In Space
s26e04 - Special Effects: Titanic and Beyond
s26e05 - Deadly Shadow of Vesuvius
s26e06 - Ice Mummies (1): Frozen In Heaven
s26e07 - Ice Mummies (2): Siberian Ice Maiden
s26e08 - Ice Mummies (3): Return of the Iceman
s26e09 - Leopards of the Night with David Attenborough
s26e10 - The Perfect Pearl
s26e11 - The Beast of Loch Ness
s26e12 - Submarines, Secrets & Spies
s26e13 - Surviving AIDS
s26e14 - Escape! Because Accidents Happen: Fire (1)
s26e15 - Escape! Because Accidents Happen: Car Crash (2)
s26e16 - Escape! Because Accidents Happen: Plane Crash (3)
s26e17 - Escape! Because Accidents Happen: Abandon Ship (4)
s26e18 - Battle Alert in the Gulf
s26e19 - Volcanoes of the Deep
s26e20 - To the Moon
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