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The Jupiter Enigma

18:26–19:25

NASA’s Juno mission to Jupiter is revealing the origins of our solar system, when Earth's fate was uncertain.

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Asteroid Mining: The New El Dorado
Thu 19:25

Asteroid Mining: The New El Dorado

19:25–20:31

Our recent rise in consumption has fueled a need for rare metals, but where can we find enough?

Apollo's New Moon
Thu 20:31

Apollo's New Moon

20:31–21:36

This film shows how collected evidence revolutionized our understanding of the origin of the solar system.

Killer Asteroid
Thu 21:36

Killer Asteroid

21:36–22:38

Can a new generation of cutting-edge space missions face the ultimate natural disaster?

Day of the Asteroid
Thu 22:38

Day of the Asteroid

22:38–23:10

Armed with new defensive technologies, scientists are getting ready for the Day of the Asteroid.

Solar Odyssey
Thu 23:10

Solar Odyssey

23:10–00:16

Journey into space to learn more about the Sun, a star with a direct impact on Earth?? spatial environment.

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 00:16

Cosmic Journeys

00:16–00:48

While nature bestowed Earth with life, it enveloped deadly Venus in sulfuric acid clouds and volcanic flows.

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 00:48

Cosmic Journeys

00:48–01:20

Black holes are mysterious. Find out what impact the massive giants have had on the Universe and its galaxies.

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 01:20

Cosmic Journeys

01:20–01:52

Astronomers are probing the cosmic frontier to find out how the Universe works on a fundamental level.

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 01:52

Cosmic Journeys

01:52–02:24

What will we learn about our Universe from the Voyager spacecraft's epic journey to the stars?

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 02:24

Cosmic Journeys

02:24–02:56

Is our Earth one of the countless life-bearing worlds in our huge galaxy, or is it alone in a barren universe?

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 02:56

Cosmic Journeys

02:56–03:28

How did matter come to exist, and what became of its birth twin, a mysterious substance called antimatter?

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 03:28

Cosmic Journeys

03:28–04:07

Why do some hurricanes and typhoons evolve into monsters that leave in their wake trails of destruction?

Mars Calling: Manifest Destiny or Grand Illusion
Fri 04:07

Mars Calling: Manifest Destiny or Grand Illusion

04:07–05:16

This film merges the mythic and the scientific to show that Mars may not be what we imagine.

Exoplanets: Thousands of New Worlds
Fri 05:16

Exoplanets: Thousands of New Worlds

05:16–06:23

Are we alone? Scientists challenge traditional planetary science to seek and observe worlds called exoplanets.

The Jupiter Enigma
Fri 06:23

The Jupiter Enigma

06:23–07:22

NASA’s Juno mission to Jupiter is revealing the origins of our solar system, when Earth's fate was uncertain.

Asteroid Mining: The New El Dorado
Fri 07:22

Asteroid Mining: The New El Dorado

07:22–08:29

Our recent rise in consumption has fueled a need for rare metals, but where can we find enough?

Apollo's New Moon
Fri 08:29

Apollo's New Moon

08:29–09:33

This film shows how collected evidence revolutionized our understanding of the origin of the solar system.

Killer Asteroid
Fri 09:33

Killer Asteroid

09:33–10:35

Can a new generation of cutting-edge space missions face the ultimate natural disaster?

Day of the Asteroid
Fri 10:35

Day of the Asteroid

10:35–11:08

Armed with new defensive technologies, scientists are getting ready for the Day of the Asteroid.

Solar Odyssey
Fri 11:08

Solar Odyssey

11:08–12:14

Journey into space to learn more about the Sun, a star with a direct impact on Earth?? spatial environment.

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 12:14

Cosmic Journeys

12:14–12:46

While nature bestowed Earth with life, it enveloped deadly Venus in sulfuric acid clouds and volcanic flows.

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 12:46

Cosmic Journeys

12:46–13:18

Black holes are mysterious. Find out what impact the massive giants have had on the Universe and its galaxies.

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 13:18

Cosmic Journeys

13:18–13:50

Astronomers are probing the cosmic frontier to find out how the Universe works on a fundamental level.

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 13:50

Cosmic Journeys

13:50–14:21

What will we learn about our Universe from the Voyager spacecraft's epic journey to the stars?

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 14:21

Cosmic Journeys

14:21–14:53

Is our Earth one of the countless life-bearing worlds in our huge galaxy, or is it alone in a barren universe?

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 14:53

Cosmic Journeys

14:53–15:25

How did matter come to exist, and what became of its birth twin, a mysterious substance called antimatter?

Cosmic Journeys
Fri 15:25

Cosmic Journeys

15:25–16:05

Why do some hurricanes and typhoons evolve into monsters that leave in their wake trails of destruction?

Disasters in Space
Fri 16:05

Disasters in Space

16:05–16:35

Relive the harrowing moments in Launch Control during NASA's second "Return to Flight" test flight .

Disasters in Space
Fri 16:35

Disasters in Space

16:35–17:08

As the clock ticks toward the critical Mars launch window, NASA scrambles to fix a critical space mistake.

Disasters in Space
Fri 17:08

Disasters in Space

17:08–17:39

Despite multiple pressures, a shocking discovery causes NASA to cancel a historic launch.

Disasters in Space
Fri 17:39

Disasters in Space

17:39–18:09

A spacecraft freefalls from orbit smashing into the ground when its parachute fails to deploy.

Disasters in Space
Fri 18:09

Disasters in Space

18:09–18:42

A harrowing space mistake leaves the solid rocket boosters hanging by a thread.

Disasters in Space
Fri 18:42

Disasters in Space

18:42–19:12

The loss of Space Shuttle Columbia stands as one of the worst disasters in spaceflight history.

Exploring Venus
Fri 19:12

Exploring Venus

19:12–20:02

The surface of Venus is 95% carbon dioxide with an atmospheric pressure equivalent to 900 meters underwater.

Exploring Venus
Fri 20:02

Exploring Venus

20:02–20:35

Surface temperatures reach 450 degrees - any technology we send to Venus wouldn't stand a chance in the heat.

Sun and Man
Fri 20:35

Sun and Man

20:35–21:32

Relive history, from the birth of the Sun to the blossoming of its relationship with man, and beyond to today.

Sun and Man
Fri 21:32

Sun and Man

21:32–22:32

Observe the burning star and learn from it as the Mayans did thousands of years ago, and as we still do today.

Battle For the Moon
Fri 22:32

Battle For the Moon

22:32–23:39

After a string of successful space flights by the USSR, The United States responded by forming NASA.

Battle For the Moon
Fri 23:39

Battle For the Moon

23:39–00:45

After the Gemini program, America embarked on the Apollo program.

Floods: Challenging Our Future
Sat 00:45

Floods: Challenging Our Future

00:45–01:50

Floods are a growing threat to our planet, posing engineering and technological challenges to mega-cities.

Floods: Challenging Our Future
Sat 01:50

Floods: Challenging Our Future

01:50–02:55

This episode focuses on the notion of urban resilience, visiting trailblazer cities around the world.

Earth in 1000 years
Sat 02:55

Earth in 1000 years

02:55–03:55

Earth's stores of ice on Greenland and Antarctica are melting, and sea levels rising. Where is Earth headed?

Disasters in Space
Sat 03:55

Disasters in Space

03:55–04:25

Relive the harrowing moments in Launch Control during NASA's second "Return to Flight" test flight .

Disasters in Space
Sat 04:25

Disasters in Space

04:25–04:57

As the clock ticks toward the critical Mars launch window, NASA scrambles to fix a critical space mistake.

Disasters in Space
Sat 04:57

Disasters in Space

04:57–05:29

Despite multiple pressures, a shocking discovery causes NASA to cancel a historic launch.

Disasters in Space
Sat 05:29

Disasters in Space

05:29–05:59

A spacecraft freefalls from orbit smashing into the ground when its parachute fails to deploy.

Disasters in Space
Sat 05:59

Disasters in Space

05:59–06:32

A harrowing space mistake leaves the solid rocket boosters hanging by a thread.

Disasters in Space
Sat 06:32

Disasters in Space

06:32–07:02

The loss of Space Shuttle Columbia stands as one of the worst disasters in spaceflight history.

Exploring Venus
Sat 07:02

Exploring Venus

07:02–07:52

The surface of Venus is 95% carbon dioxide with an atmospheric pressure equivalent to 900 meters underwater.

Exploring Venus
Sat 07:52

Exploring Venus

07:52–08:25

Surface temperatures reach 450 degrees - any technology we send to Venus wouldn't stand a chance in the heat.

Sun and Man
Sat 08:25

Sun and Man

08:25–09:22

Relive history, from the birth of the Sun to the blossoming of its relationship with man, and beyond to today.

Sun and Man
Sat 09:22

Sun and Man

09:22–10:22

Observe the burning star and learn from it as the Mayans did thousands of years ago, and as we still do today.

Battle For the Moon
Sat 10:22

Battle For the Moon

10:22–11:29

After a string of successful space flights by the USSR, The United States responded by forming NASA.

Battle For the Moon
Sat 11:29

Battle For the Moon

11:29–12:35

After the Gemini program, America embarked on the Apollo program.

Floods: Challenging Our Future
Sat 12:35

Floods: Challenging Our Future

12:35–13:40

Floods are a growing threat to our planet, posing engineering and technological challenges to mega-cities.

Floods: Challenging Our Future
Sat 13:40

Floods: Challenging Our Future

13:40–14:44

This episode focuses on the notion of urban resilience, visiting trailblazer cities around the world.

Earth in 1000 years
Sat 14:44

Earth in 1000 years

14:44–15:45

Earth's stores of ice on Greenland and Antarctica are melting, and sea levels rising. Where is Earth headed?

Mars Calling: Manifest Destiny or Grand Illusion
Sat 15:45

Mars Calling: Manifest Destiny or Grand Illusion

15:45–16:53

This film merges the mythic and the scientific to show that Mars may not be what we imagine.

Exoplanets: Thousands of New Worlds
Sat 16:53

Exoplanets: Thousands of New Worlds

16:53–18:01

Are we alone? Scientists challenge traditional planetary science to seek and observe worlds called exoplanets.

The Jupiter Enigma
Sat 18:01

The Jupiter Enigma

18:01–19:00

NASA’s Juno mission to Jupiter is revealing the origins of our solar system, when Earth's fate was uncertain.

Asteroid Mining: The New El Dorado
Sat 19:00

Asteroid Mining: The New El Dorado

19:00–20:07

Our recent rise in consumption has fueled a need for rare metals, but where can we find enough?

Apollo's New Moon
Sat 20:07

Apollo's New Moon

20:07–21:11

This film shows how collected evidence revolutionized our understanding of the origin of the solar system.

Killer Asteroid
Sat 21:11

Killer Asteroid

21:11–22:13

Can a new generation of cutting-edge space missions face the ultimate natural disaster?

Day of the Asteroid
Sat 22:13

Day of the Asteroid

22:13–22:45

Armed with new defensive technologies, scientists are getting ready for the Day of the Asteroid.

Solar Odyssey
Sat 22:45

Solar Odyssey

22:45–23:51

Journey into space to learn more about the Sun, a star with a direct impact on Earth?? spatial environment.

Cosmic Journeys
Sat 23:51

Cosmic Journeys

23:51–00:23

While nature bestowed Earth with life, it enveloped deadly Venus in sulfuric acid clouds and volcanic flows.