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TRAIL of TERROR: The Story of Pan Am 103Discovery ChannelNovember 27, 2006 10pm ET1x60 min. specialThe Story of Pan Am 103 showcases the real-life drama of federal forensic teams. This one-hour special not only features case details, but also reveals the psychology, art, and technology used to make it all possible-- experiencing the investigation through the eyes of those who lived it.

INSIDE NCISThe National Geographic Channel in CO-PRODUCTION with Marabella ProductionsMay 30, 2006 9pm ET1x60 min. pilotFor America's Armed Forces, the war on terror began in a port just off the coast of Yemen. On October 12, 2000, a small boat packed with explosives slams into the USS Cole. 17 American sailors are killed, dozens more critically injured. Finding out who did it, and why, falls to one of the most elite federal law enforcement agencies on the planet. The NCIS' Naval Criminal Investigative Service.

THE SPACE-SHUTTLE: COUNTDOWN TO COMEBACKDiscovery ChannelFebruary 16, 2006 9pm ET1x60 min. documentaryIt has been more than two years since the space shuttle Columbia ripped apart in the Texas sky and fell to the Earth in a shower of hot metal. In the wake of the tragedy, NASA scientists and engineers have been consumed by a single desire...to get America's space program back on track.

GROUNDED ON 9/11The History Channel, A&ESeptember 11, 2005 9pm ET1x60 min. documentaryGROUNDED is the harrowing story of four of the most critical hours in aviation history that begins on 9/11 with nearly 6,5000 planes in the air carrying close to 1,000,000 people and ends with quiet empty skies over a stunned continent.On a typical day, about 20 aircraft every hour are rerouted to new destinations. On 9/11 controllers rerouted more than 1100 flights in the first 15 minutes after the order is issued - more than one every second - all without further death or injury to hundreds of thousands of passengers and crew at risk that day.

RETURN TO FLIGHT: FIXING THE SPACE SHUTTLEDiscovery ChannelMay 15, 2005 8pm ET1x90 min. doc./realityIn the skies over Texas, the space shuttle Columbia and the seven heroic astronauts on board fall helplessly to the earth in a shower of hot metal. In an instant, the powerful symbol of technological achievement and national pride is reduced to thousands of pieces of smoldering debris. And somewhere among the wreckage lies the uncertain future of human space exploration.

ASTRONAUT DIARIES: REMEMBERING THE COLUMBIA SHUTTLE CREWThe Science ChannelMay 14, 2005 9pm ET1x60 min. documentaryDave Brown (first from the left) on February 1, 2003 was a first-time astronaut aboard the space shuttle Columbia.. Dave was also an aspiring filmmaker who shot hundreds of hours of the training process leading up to what would become Columbia's final mission. He captured the weeks and months of training that began well before the Columbia shuttle moved to the launch pad. In scenes usually veiled from the public, ASTRONAUT DIARIES reveals the bonds that form among these seven disparate individuals who very soon would become cohesive members of a team of historic explorers.

The Science ChannelNovember 20043x60 min. docudramaEpisode #1: Dust ExplosionWhen disaster strikes, leaving us feeling helpless and out of control, science is our refuge. Science can explain the unforeseen tragedies that change our lives, determine what variables led to catastrophe, and help prevent them in the future. Every day, across the country, failure analysis experts are using investigative sciences to build a better tomorrow on lessons learned.

The Discovery Channel/Discovery Times ChannelJune 20031x60 min. documentaryOn the morning of February 1, 2003 disaster struck. A stunned nation woke to images of Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrating into a shower of hot metal over the Texas sky. In that instant, millions wondered, "What went wrong?" Only through understanding the daunting and complex challenges faced by engineers and scientists responsible for bringing the shuttle and her crew safely back to earth could this question be answered.* News and Documentary Emmy® nomination for Outstanding Science, Technology, and Nature Programming