The discs are decorated nicely, and form one larger spine when the discs are lined up inside the included box. If you're an astronomy buff, or just enjoy a good documentary, this is a stellar release, one that should not be missed. Below is a listing of the discs and their content. This is a look back at events that changed the way we looked at the surrounding heavens, including the discovery of Pluto, and the works of early astronomers. Terra Firma looks at some of the more unique surface features of the planets, such as giant volcanos on Mars, Venus' toxic clouds, and many more.
Moons covers the space race the U.S. entered with Russia, and the effects therein.
Star focuses on the importance and functions of the Sun, while Atmosphere looks at the lethal atmospheres of other planets, and ponders if time could allow for human habitation. The first episode offers a glimpse at where we could go if forced to leave this planet, while Destiny looks at what might happen over the next few billion years. This release uses several different types of footage, so of course, the quality varies from shot to shot. Whether the image is computer generated graphics or a home video camera feed, you're not going to be disappointed here. Each format looks the best it can given the origins, but of course the professional footage is going to be sharper than that of the home video camera variety.