Space Explorers: The ISS Experience (ep. 1-4)

ADAPT - Space Explorers: The ISS Experience (ep. 1)
A new crew of astronauts arrives aboard the International Space Station and discovers the joy, wonder and danger of living in space. Years of training come into play as the crew overcomes disorientation from zero gravity, responds to potential catastrophic emergencies, and learns to operate as a close-knit team. The extreme nature of this unique shared experience brings them to form family-like bonds.

ADVANCE - Space Explorers: The ISS Experience (ep. 2)
In episode 2, the daily workload of conducting ​pioneering ​scientific experiments continues on the Space Station as the crew prepares for the departure of three astronauts who have completed their six month stay. A changing of the guard offers an opportunity to reflect on the vital role of women in space.

UNITE - Space Explorers: The ISS Experience (ep. 3)
A space culture evolves between the select few who have had the chance to live and work aboard the International Space Station. Old friends arrive, and for the first time, half of an entire astronaut class reunites on the station. The cycle continues as, once again, one mission ends and another begins. The crew's unique shared perspective grows stronger as colleagues realize dreams of the humanization of space together.

EXPAND - Space Explorers: The ISS Experience (ep. 4)
Always with an eye towards the future of human space flight and exploration, the ISS crew prepares to close the hatch behind them for the last time as a year-long mission comes to an end. Questions surround them as the Covid-19 pandemic back on earth complicates their return with a vast number of unknowns. They leave knowing the work they accomplished on the ISS will help all those who will come after them to expand the horizon of deep space exploration. Sights are set to getting back to the moon with the ultimate goal of Mars. With the realization of commercial space flight, expansion is now closer than ever. The episode - and series - culminate with the first-ever spacewalk filmed in ultra high- resolution cinematic virtual reality.