NASA: A Journey Through Space

Season 1

7 episodes · Oct 4, 2016

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  • S1E1

    The History of Flying and The Space Race

    Oct 4, 201645m

    Humans have always been reaching for the stars, but despite the path to the moon laid out by Jules Verne, they first needed to master flight.

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  • S1E2

    Operation: Lift Off

    Oct 4, 201645m

    As part of the Cold War arms race, the United States found itself engaged in the Space Race, pushing for superiority through technology

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  • S1E3

    Shooting For The Moon

    Oct 4, 201645m

    John F. Kennedy laid out the most ambitious Space Race goal in 1961 - for NASA to send the first humans to the surface of the moon and return them safely

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  • S1E4

    The Apollo Missions

    Oct 4, 201645m

    Culminating in the Apollo 11 landing, the Apollo missions were crowning achievements not just for NASA and the United States, but also for mankind.

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  • S1E5

    After a Giant Leap

    Oct 4, 201645m

    Having essentially won the Space Race with the Soviet Union, and in the midst of economic turmoil, NASA's priorities are restructured. Apollo 17 marks the end of manned missions to the moon, and the transition towards more Earth-focused missions.

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  • S1E6

    The Shuttle and Living in Space

    Oct 4, 201645m

    NASA's space shuttle program allows for easier access to orbit with reusable craft, paving the way for more advanced satellites and the first major space stations.

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  • S1E7

    The 21st Century & Beyond

    Oct 4, 201645m

    The International Space Station is launched in the 21st Century, marking a major turning point in international cooperation in space exploration. However, with the looming retirement of the space shuttle and a suitable replacement project mothballed, modern NASA is faced with major challenges. But successful Mars rovers fuel dreams of another moonshot project, this time to the Red Planet.

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