2+ Hours Of Facts About The Space Race | Zenith

From telescopes to rocket launchers, space exploration would not be possible without the advance in technology. Watch to discover more about these amazing inventions that have aided us in learning about space beyond Earth.
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Zenith explores the different aspects of space, including the planets, the technologies for us to explore the planets, and the future of space exploration.
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[ymgisi]

This came on while I was sleeping and gave me crazy dreams of being in space.

[dannybrown]

For those of you saying this is old grandson and I watch things like this wonderful program together
It is NOT
He is 6 well almost 7 years old and he sucks this stuff up like a sponge. He is smarter than most commenters I've read....well he's smarter than me. Thank the stars there's programs like this I'm having a hard time staying ahead of him.
Keep it up

[mrhassell]

Everyone looks up in wonder to the near miraculous achievements made by these incredibly brave and dedicated individuals. People of Space, we salute you!

[yoshiman]

Man, this is what Discovery channel should be. Love it, watched this one several times now!

[ryanfitzy]

This is an amazing series. Thankyou for all the awesome information

[FlyoverTerritoryTN]

So glad Zenith mentioned the Artemis unmanned lunar orbital test. Very timely. Well done~!!

[FLODDI]

I wish humanity could come together in science more like this.

[danieljakubik]

Excellent, interesting, thorough and engaging 2019 documentary on the technology and science of space exploration since the 1950's!

[greatlakesuperiordeepviewsvide]

From discovering the flaw to the proposal on how to correct that, was amazing in it's self. Fulfilling that endeavor, was even more amazing. Great job.

[Rippypoo]

A very nice compilation. Entertaining and informative.

[paakay]

Marvelous compilation! A complete education on the evolution of mankind's communication. Truly, if the world came together, there is almost nothing that we can't do. I love all who have shown us the way. I doff my hat off to you!

[dizbeefpvdizbeliefdizzy]

This is blowing my mind been looking for something like this for a while. thank you.

[Nehmo]

I used to live in Daytona Beach, Flordia, USA, which is near Cape Canaveral. Watching a rocket liftoff is one of the most memorable experiences in my life. I don't believe it's just the flames. There is something magical about it.

[blackviking]

I love these Spark docs on spaceflight history. This content sets a standard few others reach.

[Wayne-Katsikaris]

I can't believe I watched all 2 & a half hours non stop.. 🏆🏆🏆 more please, I want more...👏👏👏👏
From narrator's voice 🏆 to size of clips & questions answered. 👍😉👍
On a more Serious note ;
More Please 🙏

[motogee]

Very comprehensive and interesting doc. Good music too...

[ThunderOnTheLeft]

In watching this the brain power it takes to create all this by all the scientists, designers, manufacturing it’s just it’s just it just mind boggling

[wm]

So well done it ended in a cliff hanger too.
Leaving you wishing to see more!

[michaelogden]

Pretty good space-geek fluff for Sunday afternoon household chores. 🙂

[kylebarton]

Awesome docu series and even more awesome that a lot of it is already out dated!