Secret Underground - Verborgene Geheimnisse

Rob Nelson

Rob Nelson

Rob Nelson using the Schonstedt to try and detect treasure on the beach of Port Royal.

Rob Nelson sets up a LiDAR test in the basement of the Nea Church, a 6th century Byzantine ruin in Jerusalem. LIDAR, which stands for Light Detection and Ranging, uses laser waves to generate a 3D map of the surrounding space with precision far beyond what the human eye can see.

Rob and Stefan review data as they ride a train across the Polish countryside.

Rob Nelson (r.)

Climbing expert Boaz Langford sets up equipment for host Rob Nelson to rappel down an ancient copper mine that has never before been explored.

Rob Nelson approaches a church that was situated next to a speakeasy during Prohibition. Churches were exempt from Prohibition because they served wine during communion.

Rob Nelson

Stefan Burns (l.); Rob Nelson (r.)

Rob Nelson

Rob Nelson (l.)

Rob Nelson and Stefan Burns both gaze into the opening of a fumarole as it emits large quantities of steam.

Stefan Burns

Rob, along with geophysicists Tim and Marian, conduct an Electrical Resistivity Tomography test at Duffy's Cut.

Rob Nelson (l.)

Stefan Burns

Rob Nelson (l.); Stefan Burns (r.)

Rob Nelson under the main cell block of Alcatraz in the Spanish Dungeon. He is looking for hidden tunnels with geophysicist Stefan Burns using Ground Penetrating Radar.

Rob Nelson gearing up and preparing to descend into Hutchinson's Hole in Jamaica.

Rob stands on the shores of California’s Mono Lake.

Rob Nelson descending into Friesenhahn Cave with his trusty Go Pro camera.

Rob Nelson and Stefan Burns examine an entrance to one of the Project Riese tunnels in Poland. They will rappel in through a ventilation shaft to enter the tunnels in the W?odarz complex.