Nat Geo Abu Dhabi HD
Uni Emirat Arab
Nat Geo Abu Dhabi HD is a high-definition channel available to viewers in the United Arab Emirates. Its programming centers on factual content, including documentary series and specials that explore nature, science, history, and human achievement. The channel draws from the global National Geographic library, presenting content in Arabic to serve the local audience. Broadcasts are available through satellite television providers in the region, with a focus on visually rich, informative storytelling rather than entertainment or fiction. Viewers can expect a schedule built around long-form documentaries and short-form factual segments.
Sebelumnya
15:59–17:00
Lost Treasures Of Egypt
Sekarang
17:00–17:55
Disaster Autopsy
38m left
Berikutnya
17:55–18:38
JFK: One Day In America
Jadwal
14:15 - 15:05
Construction Fails
Documentary
Technology Through the lens of science, an in-depth look traces the chain of errors and forces that bring down everything from soaring skyscrapers and vital highways to essential community spaces like supermarkets and the iconic spans of bridges.
15:05 - 15:59
Something Bit Me!
Documentary
People Some animals and insects have deadly power against humans, to the extent of sending people to the hospital, using their jaws, venom, and other dangerous capabilities.
15:59 - 17:00
Lost Treasures Of Egypt
Culture
History Egypt's ancient history still hides thousands of secrets that have yet to be discovered. An enthusiastic team of Egyptologists and archaeologists heads to Egypt on a quest to peel the layers of mystery from this astounding civilization.
LANGSUNG 17:00 - 17:55
Disaster Autopsy
Documentary
Nature Uncover the hidden truths behind devastating disasters with expert analysis and stunning 3D graphics, exploring the unexpected causes behind these catastrophic events.
17:55 - 18:38
JFK: One Day In America
Culture
History On the 60th anniversary of US President John F. Kennedy's assassination, the series reinvestigates this case, which has captivated public opinion in America and around the world for decades, to present a new perspective on what happened that day.
18:38 - 19:00
Science Of Stupid
Documentary
Sciences Don't miss Richard Hammond, as he brings the most idiotic and funniest videos on the Internet and shows the scientific reasons behind them. Dallas Campbell, Richard Hammond.
19:00 - 19:45
Something Bit Me!
Documentary
People Some animals and insects have deadly power against humans, to the extent of sending people to the hospital, using their jaws, venom, and other dangerous capabilities.
19:45 - 20:30
Lost Treasures Of Egypt
Culture
History Egypt's ancient history still hides thousands of secrets that have yet to be discovered. An enthusiastic team of Egyptologists and archaeologists heads to Egypt on a quest to peel the layers of mystery from this astounding civilization.
20:30 - 21:15
Disaster Autopsy
Documentary
Nature Uncover the hidden truths behind devastating disasters with expert analysis and stunning 3D graphics, exploring the unexpected causes behind these catastrophic events.
21:15 - 22:00
JFK: One Day In America
Culture
History On the 60th anniversary of US President John F. Kennedy's assassination, the series reinvestigates this case, which has captivated public opinion in America and around the world for decades, to present a new perspective on what happened that day.
22:00 - 22:45
Border Protection Spain
Documentary
Technology A Spanish Coast Guard team embarks on a dangerous mission to protect their country's maritime borders from smugglers, illegal immigrants, and other threats.
22:45 - 23:30
Eyewitness Shark Attack
Documentary
Animals Following those amazing detailed captured shots for human-shark encounters. Many bold people get their cameras to take those remarkable moments which are under research by marine experts.
23:30 - 00:15
Last Of The Giants: Wild Fish
Documentary
Sciences Cyril Chauquet, along with his dedicated team, ventures into untamed and remote natural habitats, braving challenging conditions to gather invaluable samples and data to protect giant fish species that are teetering on the brink of extinction.