Overview
Set against the back drop of awe inspiring geological beauty, a strange scientific adventure sets out to discover how a mineral clad cave network - the height of a 30 storey building and the length of six football fields - came to exist deep below the Guadalupe Mountains in North America. But this journey soon unravels a multitude of inexplicable phenomena and obscure geological formations, leading to the discovery of extreme rock-eating microbes - a testimony from primordial Earth and a glimpse of life elsewhere in the Solar System. Geologists believed that all limestone caves were formed by rain and underground water percolating through cracks in the rocks. Absorbing carbon dioxide from the soil, this water becomes weak carbonic acid, nibbling away at limestone, etching out networks of subterranean caves.
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40 - 1The Mystery Of Easter Island January 09, 2003 -
40 - 2Living Nightmare January 16, 2003
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40 - 3Averting Armageddon January 23, 2003
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40 - 4Dirty Bomb January 30, 2003
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40 - 5Sexual Chemistry (Update) February 13, 2003
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40 - 6The Day We Learned To Think February 20, 2003
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40 - 7Trial and Error February 27, 2003
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40 - 8Earthquake Storms March 06, 2003
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40 - 9Life On Mars (Update) March 27, 2003
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40 - 10The Secret Life Of Caves April 03, 2003
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40 - 11God On The Brain April 17, 2003
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40 - 12Flight 587 May 08, 2003
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40 - 13SARS: The True Story May 29, 2003
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40 - 14The Big Chill November 13, 2003
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40 - 15The Bible Code November 20, 2003
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40 - 16Last Flight of the Columbia November 27, 2003
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40 - 17The Hunt for an AIDS Vaccine December 04, 2003
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40 - 18Percy Pilcher's Flying Machine December 11, 2003
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40 - 19Time Trip December 18, 2003