"This program chronicles the brilliant exploits and initiatives of Suleyman I, dubbed "the Magnificent" by an admiring Europe. During his 46 years as sultan, he more than doubled the territories inherited from his father, creating an empire bounded by Vienna in the west, the upper Arab peninsula in the east, the Crimea in the north, and Sudan in the south. In addition, art, architecture, science, theology, and the law all flourished under his rule--a...

Part of a two-part series that explores the history and building of several major landmarks in America, including the architects, engineers, and workers who built them. This program discusses the Kennedy Space Center's vehicle assembly building, the Superdome in New Orleans, Orlando's Epcot Center, the Los Angeles Concert Hall, and the renovated strip of Las Vegas.

Located over 100 feet below the surface in the Florida Keys, the Aquarius is the world's only continuously operating undersea lab. In this program, a team of six aquanauts conducts experiments to see how global climate change affects coral larvae and the reef's overall reproductive cycle.