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Examines the possibilities and controversies surrounding neo-natal care, which has led to the survival of babies who would otherwise die.
An account of the space journeys of NASA’s two robot spacecrafts ‘Voyager 1’ and ‘Voyager 2’ and their photographic records of the planet Jupiter.
About the preparation and launch of the Science Research Council’s high-energy astronomy satellite Ariel VI.
A history of Mars and first observations of the Viking mission. The Viking voyage is shown as a mix between simulations of the flights and real actions at Mission Control, with transmissions from the surface...
In 1976 two American Viking landing craft, equipped with cameras and a miniature biological laboratory, touched down on the planet Mars. An inhospitable world was revealed: cold dry, and periodically swept...
Shows how image intensifiers are used to produce images of faint objects and explores the principles underlying the intensification process. The power of image intensifiers is illustrated by showing how a...
Documents the joint US-German programme to explore the vicinity of the sun, which culminated in the launching of the spacecraft Helios to orbit the sun. On 15 March 1975 it approached to within 28 million...
Discusses developments in space exploration, including American and Russian flights to the Moon, Mars, Venus, Mercury and Jupiter. Geological features on these planets and on the moon give clues as to how...
Reviews the information about Mars, gained from the 7000 photographs returned by Mariner 9. Considers what forms of life could exist on the planet.
The final moon mission (launched 6 Dec 1972) was notable for the discovery of orange-coloured soil. The film includes activity at the ground centres, with specialists’ comments on both the mission and...
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