From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
25 films
In December 2019, the establishment of the United States Space Force marked a significant escalation in the global arms race in Earth orbit amid rising geopolitical tensions.
An uncountable fleet of probes reveals discoveries about our solar system's planets.
Over the past two decades, fragments from missiles and satellites have accumulated in space, threatening vital infrastructure and future missions.
Satellites revolutionize communication and influence society through jets and computer games.
More than 200 moons orbit planets in our solar system, each with unique characteristics and potential for primitive life.
Satellites equipped with advanced sensor and camera technology provide critical Earth observation data, transforming how information about the planet is gathered and utilized.
The militarization of space is examined through the lens of satellite vulnerability, military strategies, and the implications of conflicts like the Russia-Ukraine war.
Satellites, born from the Cold War, have profoundly impacted communication and our world view.
Satellites play a crucial role in modern communication, enabling data transmission for television, internet, and banking through meticulously crafted technology.
By the end of the century, sea levels are expected to rise as much as one meter, threatening coastlines around the world.
Nearly a million objects larger than half an inch are currently orbiting Earth, posing a constant threat to operational satellites and future space missions.
Every day, thousands of satellites equipped with advanced sensors monitor Earth's surface, providing critical data for climate change, disaster response, and urban planning.
Jupiter's icy moons, with their potential subsurface oceans, are the focus of scientific exploration aimed at understanding life in extreme environments.
Approximately 1,000 operating satellites in Earth's orbit are essential for monitoring climate change and advancing technology to protect the planet.
Venus once had a similar climate to Earth but is now a hostile environment.
Thousands of tons of space junk threaten Earth’s satellites, but scientists propose solutions.
Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket aims to launch small satellites next year.
Space archaeologist Sarah Parcak utilizes satellite imagery to monitor the destruction of cultural heritage sites around the world.
Watch this to see how scientists track BP's Deep Water Horizon oil slick toward the Gulf Coast.
More than 17,000 new satellites are expected to be launched by 2030, increasing the risk of collisions from space debris in low Earth orbit.
More satellites orbit Earth, increasing collision risks and the need for space debris management.
The moon's origins are explored through the theory of a colossal impact between Earth and a Mars-sized body, supported by decades of scientific research and exploration.
NASA's TRMM satellite can look inside hurricanes in three dimensions, revealing rainfall rates and energy dynamics crucial for forecasting.
Vir Das discusses global news beyond President Trump, focusing on India and Africa.
Satellites are vital for our survival on this planet and monitoring Earth's resources.
