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Trajectory
Examining the latest innovations in space science and commercial developments in space hardware, as well as historic advances that enabled mankind to travel beyond the Earth.
S1, EP7 "The Apollo Program Begins, Caves & Planck"
Things don't go as planned at the beginning of NASA's moon project; specialized astronaut training; mapping cosmic microwave background radiation.
S1, EP8 "Rebuilding Apollo, Orbiting Carbon & Zero Gravity Training"
NASA resumes manned space flight in the wake of the Apollo 1 disaster; monitoring the planet's carbon dioxide levels; the role of parabolic flights in weightlessness training.
S1, EP9 "Beyond Earth Orbit, IXV Vehicles & Galileo Satellites Lost and Found"
Bold new steps for the Apollo program; perfecting a re-entry vehicle; navigation satellites in an incorrect orbit.
S1, EP10 "To the Moon, SpaceX's Dragon and Falcon & GAIA"
The Apollo program achieves its primary objective; new directions in re-useable spacecraft; mapping the galaxy in great detail.
S1, EP6 "Project Gemini Docking, Mars Curiosity & Satellite Swarms"
NASA struggles with docking and spacewalks in the final phase of the Gemini project; changing how people think about the red planet; examining Earth's magnetic field.
S1, EP5 "Project Gemini Advances, Cassini at Saturn & More About Mars"
NASA refines the techniques needed for rendezvous; in the Cassini probe's final years of activity, its handlers are asking it to do more complex and risky assignments.
S1, EP4 "Project Gemini, Venus Express, EMU & Deep Space Communication"
The Gemini gives the US a lead in the space race; the last days of ESA's Venus probe; NASA's Extra-vehicular Mobility Unit; ESA's worldwide network of giant dishes.
S1, EP3 "Project Mercury Advancement, Camera Tracking & the International Space Station"
America's first manned space program finally puts a man in orbit; the array of special cameras that follow a spacecraft at launch; the building and operation of the orbiting laboratory.
