Space - The Collection

4 compelling documentaries showcasing NASA's and humankind's achi­evements in space exploration.

NASAS 10 GREATEST ACHIEVEMENTS This two-part series comprehensively chronicles NASAs finest accomplishments in space exploration - the moments that inspired generations over the last 50 years. Re-discover the highlights of mankinds progress including achievements such as the Moon Landings, the Hubble Telescope, Mars Rover and the ISS. Produced & Directed by Elliot Weaver & Zander Weaver. A Free Spirit Film & TV Ltd Production.

THE SKY IS NOT THE LIMIT: THE CHRIS HADFIELD STORY A stunning documentary primarily in 4K, following Astronaut Chris Hadfield. Chris became an Internet star by videoing life in space and singing David Bowies Space Odyssey with a real music video IN space! Chris developed a worldwide social media following, and renewed the publics fascination for space exploration. Producer: Elaine Stacey, Chelsea Road Productions Director: Karen Pascal

APOLLO 17: THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE LAST MEN ON THE MOON On the 25th May 1961, President John F. Kennedy of the United States of America committed the resources of his nation and launched PROJECT APOLLO the greatest technological undertaking in the history of mankind. This documentary features spectacular NASA footage and exclusive interviews with space scientists who worked on the Apollo programme during the 60s and 70s. This is the remarkable story of the determination and courage of a generation. A tribute to three brave astronauts and the thousands of men and women behind them during the final days of NASAs Apollo program. Produced & Directed by Elliot Weaver & Zander Weaver.

EXTRA-TERRESTIAL LIFE: IS ANYBODY OUT THERE? Debates have surrounded extra-terrestrial life for years. From crop circles to Area 51, Earth has always been fascinated by the possibilities beyond our galaxy. Recent discoveries by the Kepler satellite have intrigued the world, revealing thousands of planets like ours exist where life could be possible. Several messages have been sent into space, but when will we get an answer?