
Will Satellites Help Us Save or Exploit Earth?
Our long-term survival on this planet depends on advanced satellites keeping us connected and keeping an eye on the Earth from orbit.

Our long-term survival on this planet depends on advanced satellites keeping us connected and keeping an eye on the Earth from orbit.

Cowboy hat-wearing billionaires have reasons for their multi-billion dollar investment in space exploration but it's hard to ignore how much money they stand to make.

Will it ever make sense to use outer space to offshore human pollution and waste?

Who decides the law in space? And how will it be enforced?

In this episode, we explore all the ways in which wars in space might be fought and who stands to make a pretty penny developing space-age weaponry.

The next time another huge space rock jeopardizes Earth, will private space companies and their advanced, expensive, and reusable spacecraft be enough to save the day?

Sci-Fi has always shocked audiences with images of powerful aliens invading and destroying Earth. What if WE are actually the invasive alien species?

The asteroids flying through our solar system contain tons and tons of precious metals, stones, and more. Are the astronomical profits from mining asteroids all hype?

With NASA planning to make a manned return trip to the moon by 2024, how long until some giant corporation turns moon dust into a cosmic-sized payday?

Astronomers linked radio dishes around the world to create the “Event Horizon Telescope” and have utilized this tool to photograph a supermassive black hole.

For the first time in history, NASA's Parker Solar Probe has pierced the Sun's corona and is orbiting above its surface.

Explore the rockets, landers, instruments, lunar terrain vehicles and the space capsule paving the way for NASA's future Artemis missions to the Moon.

Get ready for humanity's first deep dive into alien ocean worlds on Jupiter's icy moons. NASA's Europa Clipper explores the ultimate question: Is there life beyond Earth?

A series of missions are targeting asteroids. Could these potential planet killers also reveal the origins of life itself? And can humanity protect itself against them?

Our journey to Mars has already begun. Robots—probes, landers, rovers and helicopters—are searching for life on the Red Planet, and paving the way for us to follow.

Explore the rockets, landers, instruments, lunar terrain vehicles and the space capsule paving the way for NASA's future Artemis missions to the Moon.

Sometime in the future humans will leave Earth to colonize Mars, and in doing so will begin to adapt to life on another planet in surprising ways.

Science may soon make the dream of traveling to Mars a reality, but how will we live once we get there?

Humans seem to be on the cusp of reaching Mars, but how did we get to this point?

Many don't know it, but New York is a city that runs on steam. It's one of the few cities that relies on this old technology to heat some of its most famous buildings.