UNKNOWN: Cosmic Time Machine | Official Trailer | Netflix

With unique access behind-the-scenes to NASA’s ambitious mission to launch the James Webb Space Telescope, we follow a team of engineers and scientists as they take the next giant leap in our quest to understand the universe.

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UNKNOWN: Cosmic Time Machine | Official Trailer | Netflix

[sasisavocations]

It's crazy when we think about the fact that everything that we see through our eyes in the night sky is actually the past version of them

[DrShrimpPuertoRico_]

I love these UNKNOWN docu series, this is already the fourth one and probably my favourite. Hope to see more of them in the future!

[leokimvideo]

Carl Sagan was saying all this in the 70's without sending a billion dollar telescope into space, just shows you how visionary he was in understanding the Cosmos

[janicep]

I am so proud to be part of the software engineering team that launched JWST! It's the most incredible feeling to work with the best every day. 🎉

[thehumanorion]

"Any successful mission engineer who doesnt think there's luck involved is either a fool or a lair."

That hits

[F]

Since many years I have been following the James Webb telescope even before it was launched. I just want to thank the people involved in making James Webb and the crew for creating this phenomenal movie.

[MoorishBrooklyn]

It's never easy to make science, math and engineering sounds cool and interesting. This was good.

[jeffsmithfpv]

Finally a good doc actually teaching me about the James Webb. How it’s built, where we’re sending it and what all we’re getting out of it. Great doc 👍👍

[sophiaisabelle]

UNKNOWN: Cosmic Time Machine looks fascinating. There's so much we need to learn about the solar system.

[pareshpanchal]

Incredible engineering! I watched the launch of JWST live as it happened, more exciting to me than the Christmas day that it was launched!

[Kruelio]

Narrator’s vocal fry performance: 10 out of 10!

[lonewolfheart]

I love spirituality, but I also love science... this looks epic!!

[l.w.c.]

LOVED this documentary. Seeing the incredible full screen images from JWST on my TV about moved me to tears. Our Universe is incomprehensibly large and full. Billions of galaxies each filled with billions of planets. I assure you, we are not alone in the Universe.

[crucialsmoker]

JWST amazes me with every picture, observation and discovery it makes I am very excited for the many more discoveries and observations james webb space telescope will reveal in the upcoming years! I mean Its still fairly new. It just hit 1 year 🤯

[Potsogold]

Imagine if we sent a telescope through a wormhole millions of lightyears away, and pointed it back at earth, we would see our earth prehistorically!! Basically time traveling right there!

[garyfilmer]

Fabulous! Bringing this documentary to a wide audience is exactly what was needed, well done Netflix! The JWST is an awesome achievement!

[_ryanboyle_]

Very excited for this to come out Monday! Wish it was coming out today 🥶

[n.a.flogio]

Its crazy and mind boggling to think about our universe; the more we study it, the more we pierce through the unknown areas of life and our environment, the more we realize that there are so much.. SO MUCH, that we don't know. Its frightening, and exciting at the same time.

[Santosh_religion_humanity]

Nasa just put a telescope to capture the past the our universe.. .. Cosmos is such a Beauty ❤

[grimwatcher]

Once in a while, I'm reminded we're lucky to live in the era of science, where we can marvel at things unimaginably incomprehensibly big and ancient without need of superstition, that we have the most powerful invention, the tool of knowledge that allows us to explore things we would otherwise be physically unable to do so, that is science, allowing us to see the universe is far greater and stranger than anything in our fiction.