The Unexplained Files - Season 2
World Premieres Tuesday, July 29 at 10 PM ET/PT
THE UNEXPLAINED FILES, Science Channel's most watched series of 2013, is returning on Tuesday, July 29 at 10 PM ET/PT for a second season of examining strange, mind-boggling phenomena that science cannot - or will not - explain. In season two 12 all-new episodes invite viewers to explore real, baffling events that have become almost mythical. Join renowned scientists, credible experts and first-hand eyewitnesses as they present riveting never-before-seen footage and share their vivid first-person accounts of truly bewildering experiences.
Beginning with the world premiere on Tuesday, July 29 at 10 PM ET/PT, Science Channel's THE UNEXPLAINED FILES will take audiences on a thrilling expedition of the most shocking and interesting stories ever told. Season two of THE UNEXPLAINED FILES will feature a number of factual stories from around the globe, venturing to Bosnia-Herzegovina where a geologist claims to have found pyramids that predate the ancient pyramids of Egypt by 7,000 years. In Maryland, THE UNEXPLAINED FILES speaks with a priest who was an eyewitness to the exorcism of the real boy who inspired the film "The Exorcist". The priest is the last living witness to the exorcism and was charged with keeping the boy from levitating off the bed.
In another episode, THE UNEXPLAINED FILES follows the latest expedition to the remote Lake Labynkyr in Siberia, Russia where people have reported seeing a large, underwater creature. Searching through the fissures and tunnels, experts may have discovered completely new strains of life under the lake's surface. The series also examines a strange connection between UFOs and nuclear weapons. For years, military personnel in the U.S., U.K. and Russia witnessed UFOs over nuclear installations and in some cases all nuclear warheads stored there have become inoperable. Are UFOs targeting sensitive nuclear weapons sites? These unsolved mysteries and more explored in the series stem from reliable sources who offer shuddering accounts and daunting evidence that will leave the audience contemplating whether these odd predicaments and occurrences are true or stranger than fiction.
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