2016
43 minutes
Documentary
English
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Jennifer Lawrence narrates this documentary which looks at life on the International Space Station (ISS) as well as exploring our ever-changing planet from a remarkable distance. On the ISS, we observe a number of three-person teams – made up of individuals from countries across the world – as they embark upon missions over many months. This footage is intercut with spectacular views of Earth from space as we bear witness to the extraordinary effects the environment has on our planet, from thunderstorms to droughts, as well as man-made phenomena such as light pollution. This film provides a unique first-person perspective of what life as an astronaut is really like.
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