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Braving the wilderness of Canada, two scientists trek unforgiving terrain to uncover a secret, nuclear powered Soviet-era spy satellite that crashed there decades ago.

The Cold War’s over. But the threat of nuclear war gets more dangerous by the day.

Scientists hunt for a secret, Soviet-era spy satellite that crashed decades ago.

The forgotten victims of Fukushima (2011), who are still living in matchbox-sized temporary accommodation 7 years on, speak out for the first time on camera, about their experience with the Japanese government, TEPCO and radiation.

VICE’s Abdullah Saeed, Danielle Neftin, and Dina Rayzman end their road trip in Semipalatinsk, where the effects of the Soviet Union's largest nuclear test site still linger.

VICE’s Abdullah Saeed, Danielle Neftin, and Dina Rayzman sample antler blood, a natural remedy said to protect the body from radiation, before they visit the Soviet Union's primary nuclear test site.

VICE’s Abdullah Saeed, Danielle Neftin, and Dina Rayzman take a road trip through Russia and into Kazakhstan to visit the "Polygon," one of the most radioactive places on Earth.

Politically, it feels like the world is exploding... Global warming is impeding and nuclear war has never felt so close, what would you do in the last 48 hours before the end comes?

Japan is buying more nuclear bunkers as North Korea threat looms

In this episode of Future Shock, Motherboard speaks to Steve De Jarnatt, writer and director of Miracle Mile, a "missiles in the air" doomsday sci-fi thriller from 1988 set in Los Angeles, as the country preps for nuclear annihilation.

A look at using satellite photos to predict North Korea's next move.

We talk to an expert about North Korea’s progress in developing a nuclear missile capable of reaching the U.S. mainland.