Weightlessnes - here we examine the various effects that no gravity has on the human body, mainly a fluid shift. Sleep - hibernation researches test on animals to determine if humans can be put ‘to sleep’ during missions to deep space. Jovian system - here we join the Galileo and voyager probes as they examine the incredible world of the mighty Jupiter planet. Space scientists - again we look at the benefits of technologies developed for space for use back on Earth. Shuttle pallet satellite - a look at a German platform that is used in space for various roles including housing film crews. Mars briefing - here we learn more about Mars’ history via a meteor that crashed into it millions of years ago before ending up under an antarctic ice sheet. Kazakhstan space centre - here we join an American man who has paid 20 million dollars to the Russian space agency to be the first space tourist. This was not received very warmly by scientists at NASA.

Cobe - this cosmic background explorer is being used to find out more about how the universe became what it is today. Early warning detection system - different countries are involved in sending up small satellites to help early detection of natural disasters. Point of view - here we take a beautiful voyage around the Earth from space and point out all the major landmarks. Mission to the sun - new developments to try and capture a clear and accurate picture of the sun. Growing for air - an incredible test where a man is locked in an air tight room and air is generated in various parts to test human reactions. Space generations - scientists at Milton Keyens university spend arduous months and years studying facets of our enigmatic universe. Last Apollo - here we look at the last Apollo mission in 1975 and another launch taking place at the same time but on the other side of the world. ESA probe to titan - here we follow the excitement in Germany as they wait for the huygen satellite to enter into the titian atmosphere, one of Saturn's moons.