2+ Hours Of Exploring Our Fascinating Universe | Full Series | BBC Earth Science

Is our solar system shaped like a croissant? Is there really alien life on Venus? Discover the extraordinary explorers that are journeying through our cosmos on a quest to uncover the unknown...

#WorldSpaceWeek #Explorers

00:00:00 Incredible Discoveries Of The James Webb Space Telescope
00:09:22 Pluto's Dark Side Revealed
00:17:07 Sending A Probe Around The Sun
00:26:39 The Mysterious World Of Jupiter
00:34:00 Flying A Drone On Saturn's Moon Titan
00:40:50 Is Our Solar System Shaped Like A Croissant?
00:51:01 Searching For Life On Jupiter's Moon, Europa
00:58:16 Jupiter's Moon Io Shoots Lava 300 Miles Into Space
01:05:12 Icy Moon Enceladus Rains Water On Saturn
01:13:19 Is There Alien Life On Venus?
01:20:07 Finding A Liquid Ocean In Space
01:27:08 Exploring Gigantic Lake Beds On Mars
01:34:48 How Hubble Nearly Destroyed NASA's Reputation
01:45:00 Artemis Mission: The Next Giant Leap For Mankind
01:53:24 How (NOT) To Land A Spacecraft On A Comet

[alcoholfree]

Just imagine what mankind could do if we didn’t waste so much money on WAR?

[DianeMerriam]

The day Challenger blew, I was listening to everyone saying you could never get me to go in one of those things, and I'm shaking my head, thinking that if they called me to say were trying again tomorrow and wanted me on it, there would be no hesitation. How could you not be willing to risk it all to have a chance to go up there? And these were fellow engineers, not those with a negative interest in science.

[AxeMan]

"We come to this world as explorers, and we leave it as explorers." - Nour Raouafi

[dliap]

on top of seeing all this mind boggling stuff, i love seeing and hearing all of these highly intelligemt nerds talk with such excitement about their amazing accomplishments. imagine having worked on a spacecraft that will be flying through space until the end of time. it's absolutely insane. space is something that i know logically is real, but my brain can't compute that it's actually where i am sitting right now and just how miniscule we are. it's so incredible

[Alex-dyhg]

James Webb is an absolutely fascinating masterpiece of gear. That's incredible how telescopes evolved in the 21st century..kudos to the scientists and engineers who made it.

[mikeyd]

Absolutely wonderful to be living in a time of space pioneers. These human beings inspire me. Much respect ❤

[SuzukiRacer]

7:48 The pure violence and chaos of a black hole so big and massive that it sucks in all of the material in the entire galaxy of which it resides is amazing and scary as hell.

[jlinnlinn]

Just keep doing what you are doing....mankind counts on your efforts. Thank You.❤

[junglelands]

Brilliant BBC more, more, and more please

[dragonsized]

This documentary is top notch thank you for putting this together

[devildoc]

Truly amazing to see what can be accomplished by working, learning and sharing ideas together along with the very real enthusiasm for their skill sets no matter the persons personal makeup. They are truly making a difference in a good way and makes the petty contentions of the worlds politicians who can spend a lifetime of work and get absolutely nothing accomplished to benefit humanity and this earth seem such a waste of breath. Here are people who inspire, create, think outside the box and ask the 'what if's' and strive for solutions rather than create problems. Thank you

[rosamrc]

BEAUTIFULLY DONE!! So easy to understand and SOO INFORMATIVE. I have been glued for the entire 2 hours! Such an example of human collaboration and global positive action!

[Coddywaffle]

8 mins in this looks good can't wait to see more images

[printer]

So much we dont know. Kep asking questions and finding ways to find answers, the greatest human endeavour. Well done.

[hcsimff]

Well put together documentary video.. Brilliant BBC more, more, and more please.

[jsnap]

The pictures from the JWT give me 80's doctor who opening vibes

[noneofyourbizness]

excellent career advice video.
brilliant folks doing cutting edge work that sees them achieve amazing results...for us !

[qknutdn]

Do you think a combination on hydrogen and solar powered engines would be a more rational approach to space engines or high solar or nuclear powered engines?

[moogfooger]

This is a giant promo video for space missions. I guess BBC is now in the promotion business. Less of a documentary, more like a "yay team" video!

[alcoholfree]

Super duper! It was great to watch all that these ultra-intelligent people are doing to explore the magnificent creations of GOD. Thanks for making it available. What they did to fix Hubble was simply mind warping!! The people that could figure out how to fix the mirror problem; one of the mirrors was ground wrong and the error was 1/50th of a human hair (how did they figure that out), and then how to remedy that problem out in space! Spacewalks with power tools unscrewing and reattaching new parts. Definitely worth watching.