National Geographic Explorer

Fractured
In the heart of central Oklahoma, a swarm of inexplicable earthquakes terrorizes communities, tearing rifts in personal property and relationships. Crude oil flows in from every direction, and out through dozens of pipelines, a financial artery for the United States. It is the blood that fuels the economy, but in the ultimate betrayal, the hand that feeds Oklahoma, could also wipe it off the map.

Space Cowboys
A meteorite hunter driven by the lucrative market of private collectors travels to the Sahara in search of rare extraterrestrial rocks more valuable than diamonds.

The Future of Farming
Scientists in the Netherlands work on cutting edge methods to grow more with less. If we don't grow more food between now and 2050 than we have during all of civilization, between the upcoming explosion in population, climate change, and the unsustainable way that we grow, transport, and consume food, billions of people could starve.