Space Travel Videos: Find 10-20 min Video for Seminar

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A user is seeking a 10-20 minute video on space travel for a seminar, specifically looking for content on spacecraft, the progression of space travel, and future developments. Another participant suggests clips from Stephen Hawking's new show on Discovery, noting that while the focus is more on time travel, it could still be relevant to future space concepts. The original poster expresses gratitude and plans to watch the suggested videos. The discussion highlights the challenge of finding concise, informative content on space travel. Overall, the community provides helpful recommendations for educational resources.
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Anyone know of a good 10-20 minute video on space travel? Anything that provides sufficient information on space crafts, progression of space travel, future space travel? Much appreciated, thanks. I need to show a video for my Space Travel seminar.
 
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Found the perfect video with the exact content I was looking for.
 
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These are clips from Stephen Hawking's new show on Discovery...more about time travel than space travel per se, but maybe you can relate it to the future? If all else fails, they are still fun to watch!
 
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Perfect! Thanks, I'll watch these tomorrow :)
 

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