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In every direction...
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In every moment...
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We are surrounded by wonder.
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For thousands of generations,
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we have looked up to the night sky...
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And dreamt about what might be out there.
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Now we are beginning a voyage...
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to visit these distant places...
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And discover what lies in the great expanse
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beyond our home.
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High above us,
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the International Space Station
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orbits the Earth.
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Within this tangle of wires and windows
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is our first permanent home in the cosmos.
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And for the crew who float on board,
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it's a whole new way of life.
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Here, there is no up or down...
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No day or night as we experience on Earth.
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It's the ultimate cocoon.
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Further out than here,
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space travel becomes a
more formidable challenge.
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Past the Moon,
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only machines have ventured.
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But they have captured stunning images
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of the beauty that lies beyond.
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Saturn...
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the jewel of the solar system.
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Probes sent here are cloaked
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in protective golden blankets...
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Keeping them safe
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as they survey this majestic giant.
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In its orbit...
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we've discovered 82 moons.
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Its rings stretch 175,000 miles across...
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But are typically just 30 feet tall.
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With the help of our robotic explorers...
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We're getting the first close-up glimpse
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of our planetary neighbors...
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In all their complexity and beauty.
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Only two human-made
craft have ever traveled
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past the boundaries of our solar system...
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Into the Milky Way
Galaxy that surrounds us.
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They carried with them memories
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and messages from our world...
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Hello from the children of Planet Earth.
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Greetings from humanity,
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perhaps one day to be discovered.
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There are over 100 billion stars...
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strewn like dust across
our galactic home...
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And we now believe almost all these stars
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have planets of their own.
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This is TRAPPIST-1...
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A small, dim star...
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with seven planets in its orbit.
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We've detected thousands
of planetary systems
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like this one all over the galaxy.
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We can't yet see these worlds in detail.
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But we can infer what they might be like.
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55 Cancri E...
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A planet of profound contrasts.
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One side of this giant world
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is permanently locked,
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facing towards its parent star.
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Its surface likely molten.
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The other side sits in
perpetual darkness...
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Landscapes destined
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to an eternity without light.
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Out there in the galaxy...
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Are endless permutations
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of texture and form...
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Worlds encased in ice...
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Planets wrapped entirely in ocean...
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Wonders...
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waiting to be explored.
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Deeper into the Milky Way Galaxy...
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we uncover beauty and mystery
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on a larger scale.
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This the Gum 29 nebula.
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At its center is a cluster
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of 3,000 newborn stars.
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As these bright, young stars burn,
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they radiate energy outward...
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Sculpting the surrounding gas and dust
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into this magnificent sight...
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Stretching light-years across...
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But this nebula...
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is just one among many.
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Countless of these stellar nurseries
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fill our galaxy...
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Each a unique work of art.
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The scale of the Milky Way Galaxy
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is almost inconceivable.
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Traveling at the speed of light,
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it would take 100,000 years
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to cross from one side of this vast disk
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to the other.
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But our galaxy is not alone.
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Two and a half million light-years away...
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Is the Andromeda Galaxy...
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A collection of one trillion stars.
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We sit within a greater...
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grander universe.
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We have captured images of galaxies
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of every kind...
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Scattered across impossible distances.
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Every point of light here is not a star...
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but a galaxy.
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These are places we can see...
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But will never reach.
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We're only left to imagine the wonders
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that might exist out there...
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Symphonies written...
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Love stories told...
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Unimaginable beings...
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With unknowable dreams.
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Back home...
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Our place in this universe...
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Tiny...
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And magnificent...
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A drop...
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That has just begun to see the ocean.
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