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Channel 4's series Force of Nature goes in search of the men and women who have got up close and personal with nature in its rawest state. There is little left to the imagination as they battle through the bitter freeze of a Mount Everest storm, the colossal winds and waves of the Southern Ocean, the devastation of an avalanche, the breathtaking speed of the transatlantic jet stream, and more.
If you're tempted to try out the elements yourself, check out some survival tips first. But if you're an armchair thrill-seeker then you might like to discover more about nature's greatest forces from the comfort of your own home.
Bullimore survives the Roaring Forties in an upturned boat. How?
Survival in the Southern Ocean
Alone and adrift at 3000 metres – how did Branson get down?
Branson's Crash Landing
Five people lose their lives on the top of the world.
Disaster on Everest
How not to sail single-handed around the world.
The Last Voyage of Donald Crowhurst
Avalanches hit holidaymakers in Alpine resorts.
Death in the Alps
The soldiers who tempted fate in the jungles of Borneo.
Low's Gully
The most daring helicopter rescue in history.
Rescue at 19,000 Feet
How Donald Campbell died in the calm of Coniston Water.
Campbell's Final Run
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