This October embark on a voyage of discovery through the cosmos as BBC Earth offers a unique perspective of the Solar System in an all-new documentary series. Premiering in October, the series is presented by Professor Brian Cox, a renowned expert in the field of astronomy.

Journey Through The Cosmos

Right now, countless spectacular events are taking place in the skies above us. Just in 2024, we’ve had a solar eclipse, meteors blazing through our night skies and a Blue Moon super moon. But how much do we really understand about these mysterious events unfolding every day across the planets and moons?

Popular presenter of astronomy programmes Professor Brian Cox returns to present a new five-part series that will take audiences on five epic journeys across the solar system and find out how we are expanding the outer limits of our understanding.

Immersive Effects

In BBC Earth’s new series, innovative new VFX techniques allow viewers to explore these remarkable worlds like never before, from mountains of ice float on far away worlds to dust devils and alien rainstorms. These spectacular phenomena are captured by over 40 active spacecraft exploring space, revealing what is happening on the surfaces of the planets and moons in astonishing detail.

Don’t miss BBC Earth’s latest landmark Science documentary Solar System as its debuts on Sunday, 13th October at 7:55pm. Catch it exclusively on BBC Earth, available on Unifi TV channel 501, Astro channel 554 and BBC Player.

(Images: BBC Earth)