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Die Trying
is a documentary series about six high-risk, high-reward expeditions that highlight the capacity for determined men and women to conquer unprecedented scientific and human challenges. Criss crossing the globe from the frozen Alaskan arctic to a fiery crater in a Turkmen desert, presents unforgettable stories and characters pushing themselves to their absolute limits for the chance to bring ground breaking knowledge to the world�s attention, for the very first time.
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