When We Left Earth: The Nasa Missions May 2026

The series received praise for its visuals and emotional depth. Some sources noted that the dramatic tone occasionally prioritized risks and "near-death" exploits over technical milestones. Reviewers from DVD Talk and Space.com highlighted its value as both a historical record and an educational tool.

The series is structured chronologically, covering five decades of crewed spaceflight: Key Missions Covered Ordinary Supermen The Mercury program and the first Americans in space. 2 Friends and Rivals When We Left Earth: The NASA Missions

The Apollo program’s race to the Moon and the success of Apollo 11. The Explorers The series received praise for its visuals and