• SECONDS FROM DISASTER: VIDEOS

  • Monday 5 March at 7:00PM
  • National Geographic Channel
  • VIDEOS

  • 9/11 Attack video

    9/11 Attack

    Unravel a chain of critical events in the hours and minutes before the 9/11 attack.

    (0:52)
  • US Response video

    US Response

    US Fighter jets search for the missing planes and the military scrambles to divert further attacks on 9/11.

    (3:04)
  • 9/11 Teaser video

    9/11 Teaser

    Detailing the shocking truth behind America's darkest day, Seconds From Disaster returns to National Geographic Channel.

    (0:30)
  • Missed Opportunity video

    Missed Opportunity

    Many of the 9/11 hijackers were flagged and screened with extra scrutiny before boarding their flights.

    (3:00)
  • 9/11 Investigation video

    9/11 Investigation

    Before the attack, how did the 9/11 plot slip through the cracks of American intelligence?

    (2:47)
  • Explosion video

    Explosion

    On 9/11 United Flight 175 makes a terrifying descent and crashes into the middle of the second tower.

    (3:02)
  • 9/11 Morning video

    9/11 Morning

    Get the minute by minute account of what happened that morning.

    (2:58)
  • Pearl Harbor video

    Pearl Harbor

    Find out how the Japanese were able to carry out a surprised attack on an American fleet on the island of Oahu, Hawaii.

    (0:48)
  • Paddington Train Crash video

    Paddington Train Crash

    Survivors recall the horrific events following the Paddington train collision in October 1999.

    (1:04)
  • Mid Air Collision video

    Mid Air Collision

    When two planes collided above Germany in 2002, 71 people died.

    (0:39)
  • Alpine Collision video

    Alpine Collision

    What caused the tragic cable car accident in 1998, which saw 19 tourists and a cable car operator fall 300 feet to their deaths?

    (0:55)
  • Comet Air Crash video

    Comet Air Crash

    In 1954, disaster struck again when a third Comet jet airliner crashed, throwing the future of commercial aviation into question.

    (1:00)
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