Odyssey premieres the series 'Space Future' filmed in 4K

Within Science Month, the channel exclusively premieres this series recorded in Ultra High Definition that brings us closer to the latest progress in the conquest of space and the search for extraterrestrial life.

January is Science Month on the Odisea channel with the programming of a daily first-time documentary on different subjects such as space tourism, the integration of robots in our daily lives, the control of emotions in the preparation of elite athletes or the construction of structures that challenge the impossible, among other topics. Throughout this special, we explain how some of the most revolutionary advances in recent times have been possible and analyze the impact that today's research will have on our daily lives.

Within this special highlight is the exclusive premiere of space future, an interesting series of 6 episodes in 4k that brings us closer to the latest progress and the future of our space life. Every Tuesday at 10:50 p.m., Odyssey shows the last steps taken in the conquest of space, which according to Stephen Hawking is the only chance to save humanity. Several private companies are preparing space trips for tourists that will open the frontiers of weightlessness to everyone. But space is full of threats, from self-created space debris to the mysteries and dangers hidden in the dark abyss of the Universe.

The special also consists of documentaries such as Robolution, where the ethical dilemma of integrating androids into our daily lives is analyzed; Impossible tunnels, which reveals the monstrous underground project in Kuala Lumpur to alleviate the constant traffic jam that the Malaysian capital suffers; My life is an algorithm, which shows the origin of some algorithms, how they work, how they influence our lives and how they can help us in the future; either DNA: Superpolice, which discovers how it will soon be possible to obtain the shape of a criminal's face with just a DNA sample. Documentaries complete the special The Penang Bridge, Mission Rosetta, Comet Hunter, The Sky is Not the Limit: The Chris Hadfield Story, In Search of the Perfect Athlete, among others.