Forget the moon or the stars--every government has even bigger designs in the race to dominate the furthest corners of the sky. Uncover a plane crash in North Carolina that almost triggered nuclear Armageddon.

What lies beneath? David Duchovny takes us into the top-secret government bases and the clandestine operations they were built to conceal.

When is Mission: Impossible more than just a movie? Newly uncensored evidence will reveal the lengths that the few and the elite have gone to within the most hostile lands, all in the name of completing the mission.

Teetering between the apocalyptic and absurd, declassified records will unveil the top secret weapons programs that attempted to bring down the world.

Imagine a world where you could be compelled to do anything, and everything, your government orders. That's not just a post-apocalyptic worst-case scenario, but at one in point in time, the reality of state-run programs.

The dangerous, emotional, and arduous toll of stealth ops has never been felt more deeply than by those who adopted completely separate personas to integrate themselves into a shadowy underworld.

The dark underbelly of science has never lurked as prominently as when it was harnessed for state-sanctioned "research". Even generations later, the extreme experimentations executed in the name of national security continue to chill one's blood.

While space has always been the final frontier, it's also been an unknowable one that every country has wanted to be first to conquer. Finally, newly released documents give us glimpses into NASA's covert plan to blow up the moon with a nuclear warhead.

Every spy is only as good as their gadgets. Your government's most clandestine inventions are never what you would suspect--and that's exactly why no one never saw them coming.

They say better the devil you know, but what happens when you have to hold hands with him? When governments strike dark deals with cults, mobs, and even sworn enemies, frosty relationships and mounting tensions are tested head on.