Space has always remained a mystery for humans as it is very difficult and expensive to reach. We have always been both curious and amazed about space. We have been discussing the unexplored areas in the galaxy and the existence of other living beings for centuries. Recent developments in the field of technology have further fueled this human interest in the boundaries of the universe. This trend must not have escaped the attention of producers, as several films and documentaries have been shot, especially with space themes. Get ready to immerse yourself in the exciting infinity of the universe. These horizon angle documentaries that we have compiled for you deserve to be included in your to-watch list.
Journey to the End of the Universe
The documentary “Journey to the End of the Universe”, a National Geographic production in 2008, takes its audience on a mysterious journey into the depths of space. This documentary, which draws attention with its magnificent visual effects, becomes even more remarkable with Alec Baldwin's impressive narration. The journey from Earth to space allows for new discoveries to be made about the universe, while the documentary travels to the deepest points of the universe and tells the story of the planets, black holes, stars and satellites they encounter during this journey. With this documentary, you will be able to get answers to all your questions about the universe.
Wonders of The Universe
Presented by physicist Brian Cox, the BBC production “Wonders of the Universe” differentiates with a script that will appeal to viewers of all ages. The documentary, consisting of four parts, each of which focuses on a different aspect of the universe, was shown for the first time on BBC Two on 6 March 2011. You should definitely watch the documentary, which will allow you to look at the universe from a different window.
Einstein's Big Idea
One of the most important documentaries made in recent years is undoubtedly the PBS documentary “Einstein's Big Idea”. Even those who are not interested in physics have heard the formula E=mc2 from somewhere. The story of the world’s most famous formula and Einstein who has suggested it, reaches the audience with this production. If you want to look at the secrets of the universe through Einstein's eyes, you should not miss this amazing documentary prepared for the Theory of Relativity.
Cosmos: A Space Adventure
“Cosmos: A Space Odyssey”, a follow-up to the groundbreaking Cosmos presented by American astronomer Carl Sagan in the 1980s, examines space in a different dimension. Narrated by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and voiced by Haluk Bilginer, the remarkable documentary takes its audience on an exploration to the far corners of the universe. Revealing the magnificence of the universe once again, “Cosmos: A Space Odyssey” is one of the best instances of scientific storytelling.
How the Universe Works
”How the Universe Works” takes the audience on an impressive journey into the mysteries of outer space, how the universe is made and how it works. “How the Universe Works,” a 3-season Discovery Channel documentary with 8 episodes per season, reveals how stars, galaxies, planets, solar systems and others have worked together in harmony since the beginning of time. You will see many things like you have never seen them before, from how our world works to the discovery of black holes, supernovas, neutron stars, black holes and all the other mighty forces.
Hubble's Space Journey
“Hubble’s Space Journey” tells the story of a beautiful adventure that 7 astronauts on the space shuttle Atlantis made to fix a malfunction in the Hubble Telescope. This documentary, which you will watch with Leonardo DiCaprio's magnificent narration, is about the Hubble Telescope being carried into orbit 500 km above the Earth by the Space Shuttle Discovery in April 1990. Placing a telescope in space has made it possible to take the clearest images of the universe we could hope for, away from the dark effects of the atmosphere, which was actually one of humanity's greatest dreams. However, in the following months this dream would turn into a nightmare as there was a malfunction in Hubble's mirror. The documentary tells the story of the people who created, built, repaired and operated Hubble.
“How the Universe Works,” a 3-season Discovery Channel documentary with 8 episodes per season, reveals how stars, galaxies, planets, solar systems and others have worked together in harmony since the beginning of time.”
