In the first program, Jesús Calleja travels to the province of Malaga, the Gorge of the Giants. Originally from the 'Caminito del Rey' catwalk is again open to the public throughout and Calleja held its first technology mission: a Street View. For all that will help the inhabitants of a nearby village: Valle de Abdalajís

Jesús Calleja moves to the province of Huelva with a goal: know the Tinto river, known as "Marte" in Spain by the red colour of its water, and fly over it along with some villagers. " In addition, it also performs the launch into the stratosphere in a balloon with helium equipped with a camera. Images from space are awesome!

Jesús Calleja will fly over different places in Tenerife. It will display every corner that visit accompanied by local people, which in many cases is the first time that they can see the site where they live from the air, and that his team will be in the final mission: offer the images captured with an underwater robot of the organs of the Rapadura - a submerged basalt of a million years training in the municipality of Santa Ursula - funds.

Jesús Calleja attends Los Mallos de Riglos with a new challenge: to get a 3D impression of the area, an apparent mountain is actually a pile of stones brought by the river and is then eroded. With the help of a team of architects of the European University, with Ángel López 'cintero', one mythical of rock climbing, Carlos Suárez, one of the most avant-garde climbers with some inhabitants of Riglos, they have been collecting data needed for reconstruction.

Jesús Calleja visit the Natural Park of Somiedo to bring drones to the life of this unique region of Asturias.

Jesús Calleja travels to Yeres (Leon) to help, along with a team of experts in drones, in this new technology mission.

Jesús Calleja flies to the Galician area of Cape Ortegal to participate in the work of the search and rescue team.