Window to the Universe (4DVD) - DVD

Hubble Telescope: Last mission
(The Ends of the Universe: Hubble's Final Chapter), 2008, 45 min.
Hubble is both a global superstar and a household name. Now it faces perhaps the most dramatic moment of its existence - a final visit for repairs and a final goodbye from the astronauts. A dangerous and epic mission to bring the most amazing scientific instrument of our time to life has been launched and Hubble, along with some of the most talented scientists and astronauts, is making history once again.

Are we alone in the universe?
(Are We Alone? ), 2009, 88 min.
Scientists are going to the strangest, harshest places on Earth to search for the toughest microbial creatures living on the edge of existence. What they have discovered about life in these places leads us to believe that life could exist on other planets. Life in harsh alien conditions doesn't seem unrealistic. What about in other solar systems in deep space? Some of these planets could be home to complex organisms or even intelligent beings.

Earth Storms
(Alien Storms), 2009, 44 min.
Discover a relatively new, fascinating field of science: space weather. Astronomers are using space probes and infrared telescopes that have only recently been launched into space to find out what the weather is like on other planets, on our Sun and even in distant galaxies. Storm on Mars, Neptune, Titanium, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn's are bigger, worse and stranger, than their counterparts on Earth. Why is that? What drives their rampage?

Sun
(The Sun), 2009, 44 min.
Every living being on earth gets its energy from the rays of the Sun. Our existence depends on its size, temperature and location. Advances in astronomy, state-of-the-art computer animation (CGI) and experts on the Sun come together in this show to unravel the mysteries of our planet's closest star.