Pelé's Last Dance: How the New York Cosmos Changed Football Forever (Documentary, 2018)

We move around… always going faster and further. Whether it’s in the air or even in space, research is progressing and giving us the ability to travel. But this traveling has a significant impact on the planet. Indeed, 100,000 plane flights take place each day, which means more than 30 million per year around the world. The impact of air traffic on the environment has doubled in 20 years and air pollution is constantly increasing. At the same time, research is progressing and offering the first journeys into space to individuals. In light of this, could we possibly build airplanes that are less damaging to the environment? What will the planes and rockets of the future look like? How will we get around in the tomorrow’s world? Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Introduction ▷ 02:18 - Electric Planes, Airbus E-Fan ▷ 05:14 - Electric Engines vs. Heat Engines ▷ 08:44 - Green Taxiing System, EGTS ▷ 11:08 - Airplane Noise & Noise Reduction ▷ 14:51 - CFM International LEAP ▷ 18:17 - Scattering the Noise in Amsterdam ▷ 22:00 - Learning

The Soviet Union’s first atomic bomb in 1949 set off a fierce Cold War arms and space race. Discover how nuclear weapons and rocket technology changed history forever. In this captivating episode, we dive into the dramatic events following the Soviet Union’s detonation of its first atomic weapon, Joe-1, in 1949. Learn how this pivotal moment shattered America’s nuclear monopoly and launched a high-stakes contest between superpowers. From espionage in the Manhattan Project to the secret efforts of Klaus Fuchs, the video traces the rapid escalation in nuclear and missile technology on both sides. You’ll explore the crucial roles of Wernher von Braun, the V2 rocket program, and the race to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles like the Atlas and R-7. We follow the parallel paths of American and Soviet innovation - from the tragic tale of Albert the monkey’s spaceflight to the triumph and panic of Sputnik’s launch in 1957. See how political shifts, such as Eisenhower’s presidency and Khrushchev’s reforms, shaped military strategy and scientific ambition. As NASA is born and the Van Allen Belt is discovered, the stakes

This film will recount the full Odyssey of the Rosetta Mission including the landing of the Philae Probe in Oct 2015 and the ultimate Philae mission phase in Sept 2016. From the water found on the comet, to the organic molecules detected in the comet dust, this film brings the latest findings on Comet material. A space journey filled with drama, to save Rosetta before its final collapse and further our knowledge about the origins of life. ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Introduction ▷ 01:22 - Waiting for a signal from Rosetta ▷ 05:06 - Understand the origins of the solar system and life on earth ▷ 10:46 - Gravity assist required for Rosetta, which is moving far away from the sun ▷ 14:10 - The materials of Rosetta, the work of a lifetime ▷ 18:00 - Tracking Rosetta in deep space ▷ 21:00 - Finding out about a totally unknown comet that Rosetta is going to land on ▷ 26:15 - The long minutes of Rosetta's landing on the comet ▷ 35:22 - Analysis of the comet ▷ 39:30

On April 17, 2026, engineers in California sent a command into the dark. It traveled for almost a full day. Then, 15 billion miles away, a sensor that had worked since 1977 went silent. Voyager 1 just lost one of its last working instruments. The farthest explorer humans ever built is running out of power. Its nuclear heart fades a little more every year. Each watt now decides what lives and what goes dark. You probably think of Voyager as a finished story. A famous probe from the past. However, the drama is happening right now, at the edge of everything we know. In this journey, we follow that last command. We ride a dying nuclear battery. We watch engineers gamble on a risky fix called the Big Bang. And we cross the invisible border where our Sun's power ends. Before we begin, one quick thing. You can watch and listen to our videos earlier, and without ads, on Spotify. Just scan the QR code on the screen, or press the link in the description. Settle in.

Journey across the universe in over two hours of fascinating space facts. From black holes and distant galaxies to the mysteries of dark matter, discover the science behind some of the cosmos’s biggest questions.

In the vast dark, a small machine has traveled farther than anything humans have ever built. Two golden records ride aboard it, carrying humanity's voice into forever. We ride along as it nearly gets destroyed threading through a field of rocks, uncovers a moon exploding with fire, and finds a planet spinning completely sideways. We follow it to a photo of Earth so small it barely fills a single pixel. Buckle in. This story starts at the edge of everything we know.