Tag: space

  • ZDF Studios’ Into the Universe

    ZDF Studios’ Into the Universe

    Since humans first raised questioning eyes to the stars, each scientific discovery has unveiled new mysteries about the cosmos. Into the Universe delves into these astronomical enigmas, exploring the cycles that shape the sky, from the birth of spiral galaxies to the dramatic deaths of massive stars.

    This series poses profound questions, such as whether the universe has a beginning and an end or if it is infinite. The answers may be found in the invisible forces that permeate 95 percent of space—dark energy and dark matter.

    Scientists use physics and quantum mechanics to solve these problems, but with phenomena such as black holes, their calculations don’t always bring clarity. Closer to home, astronomers investigate whether, in a universe brimming with galaxies, life is unique to Earth or if aliens might exist elsewhere.

    ZDF - Into the Universe

    Into the Universe is more than a science documentary—it’s a cinematic journey through the greatest mysteries of existence,” says Ralf Rückauer, VP Unscripted at ZDF Studios. “With its global appeal, stunning visuals and thought-provoking storytelling, this series is perfectly positioned to captivate audiences across platforms and territories. We’re thrilled to bring this extraordinary exploration of space, time and life to viewers around the world.”

  • Extra: News from DCD Rights and ZDF Enterprises

    Extra: News from DCD Rights and ZDF Enterprises

    DCD Rights sells multiple series globally

    UK-based distributor DCD Rights has sold a slate of recent non-scripted programming to international platforms and broadcasters.

    First up is A World Without NASA, produced by Go Button Media for CuriosityStream, and which reveals how NASA has impacted our lives. It has been acquired by Prima Group – Czech Republic, Da Vinci Channel – Russia, Poland, Turkey, Asia, Middle East, Eastern Europe, Africa, Baltic States, Emirates Cable TV E-Vision – Middle East, Virgin Media – UK, and, RAI – for Italian speaking Europe.

    The six-part series Phantom Signals, produced by Go Button Media for Science Channel, which looks at the phenomenon of mystery signals across the universe, was picked up by Discovery – Spain & Andorra and for the A+E Networks UK channel Sky History in the UK, Gibraltar and Malta.

    Read more on realscreen.com

  • Virgin, Rai imagine World Without NASA

    Virgin, Rai imagine World Without NASA

    Virgin Media’s Ultra HD network in the UK and Italian pubcaster Rai are among the outlets to have picked up A World Without NASA, produced by Go Button Media for Curiosity Stream.

    The 2×60′ show, which explores what life would look like if the US space agency never existed, has also been acquired by Prima Group in the Czech Republic; Da Vinci Channel in Russia, Poland, Turkey, Asia, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Africa and the Baltics; and Emirates Cable TV E-Vision in the Middle East.

    The deals are among a range of factual content sales secured by UK-based distributor DCD Rights. The firm has also shopped Phantom Signals (6×60’), produced by Go Button Media for Science Channel, to Discovery in Spain and Andorra and A+E Networks-owned channel Sky History in the UK, Gibraltar and Malta.

    Read more on c21media.net

  • Semi-Finalist: Vienna Science Film Festival

    Semi-Finalist: Vienna Science Film Festival

    A World Without NASA has been announced as a semifinalist in the Vienna Science Film Festival!

    All semifinalist projects qualify for Category Awards and/or Special Mentions in the festival. Congratulations to the entire team for all of your hard work and many thanks to the Vienna Science Film Festival.

    About A World Without NASA

    When most people hear NASA; they think of rockets and exploration of the universe. In fact, entire facets of our daily lives are fueled by the results of the space race technology. From online dating to your smartwatch heart monitor, GPS to groceries; explore the far-ranging ways the space race completely changed YOUR life.

    In this two-part series we’ll explore technologies we take for granted in our daily lives, tracing its roots back to the quest for the stars, and imagine our world had it never happened.

    About Vienna Science Film Festival

    The Vienna Science Film Festival is a meeting place for the scientific films and sci-fi films in Austria. A film festival that celebrates all things science+fiction.

    Filmmakers and scientists may submit their films or VR works in the field of science, artificial intelligence, natural history, art and science fiction. Film is a medium that many of us connect over. With the increasing prevalence of mini-movie-making machines (smartphones), we think film is a great and accessible form of science communication!

  • CuriosityStream launches Go Button’s World Without NASA

    CuriosityStream launches Go Button’s World Without NASA

    The two-part documentary special is set for broadcast on documentary Channel next month.

    Read more on Playback Online.

  • cheddar: How NASA Inspires Game-Changing Tech

    cheddar: How NASA Inspires Game-Changing Tech

    Cheddar gets a look at CuriosityStream’s two part series, ‘A World Without NASA.’

    Learn more on cheddar.com