Set in a stunning 4k resolution, Apollo's New Moon takes a look at the science we've learned from the Apollo lunar program.

The Sky at Night: Pluto Revealed takes a look at the inside story of NASA's groundbreaking visit to Pluto in 2015.

Take a trip through our solar system and visit its many alien planets. A Traveler's Guide to the Planets explores our neighbouring planets and beyond.

A team of scientists succeed in taking an image of a black hole. This documentary shows the science, the process of what the team had to go through and the massive effort to achieve such a breakthrough.

Take a trip through our solar system and beyond to look at the strange lives of dwarf planets.

Is there a 9th planet in our solar system? This documentary takes a look at the Mystery of Planet 9 and also investigates the newer discoveries surrounding the elusive planet.

Black holes can rip anything apart in our universe, but is that all there is to them? This documentary studies black holes and the modern science we know of these cosmological phenomenons.

Experts take us on a voyage through our universe to examine the newest scientific discoveries involving neutron stars

What are quasars? This documentary seeks to understand the mystery behind one of the most destructive forces in our universe: supermassive black holes otherwise known as quasars.

What does it take to terraform mars? Mars: Making the New Earth takes a look at the scientific ways we could change the surface and atmosphere of Mars, in turn making it habitable for humanity.

Physicist and author Brian Green takes on The Fabric of the Cosmos, a 4-hour long documentary series on space, time and our current understanding of the universe.

Our blue planet is defined by having huge amounts of water. Scientists believe our Earth was created devoid of water, so where did it come from?

Explore the edge of the solar system, where the Voyager probe and the New Horizons spacecraft continue to make new discoveries.

Earth: Making of a Planet is a documentary film showing the making of Planet Earth from rocks and dust to our current home, beginning 4.5 billion years ago.

Are there other Earth-like planets filled with liquid oceans, rocky continents and life besides ours out there in space? Astronomers seek the answer with spectroscopy, direct imaging and telescopes.