58min - Professor Brian Cox looks at the four rocky worlds closest to the Sun: Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars. Battling the turmoil of the early solar system, they all became stable planets, but only Earth thrived. Why?
58min - For millions of years, Mars was a beautiful water world, but bombardment by asteroids left her an arid desert planet. As Earth flourished, the question remains: was there life on Mars?
58min - Professor Brian Cox explores the planet that dwarfs all others: Jupiter. Its immense gravity has shaped the destiny of the other worlds, and it still retains the power to change the course of life on Earth.
58min - Saturn began life as a strange planet of rock and ice. But as it drew in colossal amounts of hydrogen and helium, it soon grew to dwarf the Earth and become the jewel of the solar system.
58min - Delving further into the depths of the solar system, Professor Brian Cox ventures to one of the remotest areas. In a place of wonder where other mysterious planets call home, we take a look at the spectacular ice worlds: Uranus, Neptune, Pluto and more.
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