What on Earth? - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Finding Vietnam's Lost POWs
Desperate signs from lost veterans in Vietnam captured by satellite. A fleet of massive ships stranded in the middle of a vast desert. Strange walls stretching vast distances across Northern California. Just what on earth are they?

Secret of Doomsday Mountain
Satellites find American stealth technology deep inside China; an unidentified cloud swamps America's skies; something very large is lurking beneath Loch Ness.

Lost City of the Kalahari
Satellites locate strange spiral markings in the remote African desert; A strange black blob off the coast of Florida. Satellites observe a possible murder. Something massive found deep beneath the ice of Antarctica. Just what on earth are they?

Who Built Supervillain Island?
A satellite spots a set of huge arrows in the badlands of the American west. A blood red waterfall stains Antarctica's snows. A plague of huge holes in the Siberian landscape. Just what on earth are they?

Curse of the Lost Kingdom
The face of Christ is found in a field in Hungary. A photo that claims to show who shot down a passenger jet in Ukraine. A sinister shape in the mountains of Afghanistan that leads investigators to a hidden genocide. Just what on earth are they?

Hidden Tomb of Genghis Khan
A strange structure is found in Mongolia. Is it the lost tomb of Genghis Khan? Bizarre rings in Spain could lead to the lost city of Atlantis. A huge floating island is on a collision course with New Zealand. Just what on earth are they?

Bible's Greatest Mysteries
A US spy satellite may have sumbled upon Noah's Ark; NASA may have found the Garden Of Eden; possible evidence of the destroyed city of Sodom.

Secrets of Lost Cities
Satellites find a great scar in the desert, it might be the key to finding the last wonder of the ancient world; Clues to the location of infamous City of Gold, El Dorado.

Military Mysteries
A collection of military mysteries; Satellites find stealth technology deep in China; Signs of MIA's in Vietnam, Strange smoke clouds over North Korea, Strange mountain fortress in Russia.

Strange Things in the Desert
Satellites locate strange spiral markings in the remote African desert; a fleet of massive ships stranded in a desert of drying Aral Sea; large arrows in the badlands of the American west.

Unsolved Mysteries
An odd structure that could be the lost tomb of Genghis Khan; mysterious dead patches in the desert that science can't explain; eerie sights in one of the world's oldest and strangest lakes.

Curse of the Abyss
Mysterious sightings in the Bermuda Triangle that could solve an age-old legend; a huge tsunami is heading straight for Hong Kong, then suddenly disappears.

Stranger Than Fiction
A strange blood trail leads a satellite investigation; odd spirals appear in the Kalahari desert; a bizarre pattern off the coast of South Korea.
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