Part 1: Exploring the Universe on Screen: From the Geocentric Era to the Space Telescope Era
-A History of the Universe Through Film
01 What did ancient people think the Earth looked like? "And Still, the Earth is Flat."
02 The Telescope: The Tool That Shattering God's Worldview "Galileo", "Astronomy: Asking the Heavens"
03 Voyager 1 Sparks Interest in Space Science 『Documentary Film 'Cosmos Series'』
04 How far into the universe can humans see? "Contact"

Part 2: Uncovering the Secrets of the Universe: From the Screen to Galaxies Beyond Our Solar System
-The properties of the universe as seen in movies
01 What would happen to Earth if the Sun were to die? "After Darkness" and "Sunshine"
02 How was the solar system born? Your Name, Deep Impact, Armageddon
03 A River Made of Stars, A Galaxy Story: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
04 Black Holes: The Mysterious Celestial Body That Sucks Everything In "Black Holes: Beyond the Event Horizon"
05 Are White Holes and Wormholes Real? "Everything About Love"
06 Where does the universe begin and end? Spider-Man: No Way Home, Loki

Part 3: The Universe on Screen: A Fierce Space War from Past to Present
-Space warfare as seen in movies
01 During the Cold War, rockets were developed to throw bombs further? "Hidden Figures"
02 America conquers the moon before the Soviet Union 『Fly Me to the Moon』, 『Apollo 13』
03 The era of space shuttles and space stations begins with "Transformers 3" and "Gravity."
04 Who Will Go to Mars First? 『The Martian』

Part 4: The Universe on Screen: Technology Beyond Imagination
-Space technology and industry seen through movies
01 Challenges to be Solved for Space Exploration: Space Debris "Gravity" and "Space Sweepers"
02 Can humans truly become cosmic heroes? "Iron Man"
03 Creating CG and even publishing a paper in a physics journal 『Interstellar』
04 Can Encounters with Aliens Be Realized? "Contact"

From ancient times to the present, scientists have fought fiercely for space history, war, technology, and industry.
"Space Science," the culmination of cutting-edge science, is now accessible as a fun way to learn about it, all while enjoying it with popcorn.
When did humans first begin to wonder about space? Since time immemorial, ancient philosophers and scientists have gazed at the stars in the night sky, letting their imagination run wild and dreaming of worlds beyond Earth.
The view of the universe that began with the geocentric theory was replaced by the heliocentric theory due to the development of telescopes, and various discoveries in space science led the dynamic cosmology that 'the universe is expanding' to become mainstream instead of the static cosmology.
Beyond the solar system, to the galaxy and even further into space, the exploration and exploration of space has never ceased for as long as the long history of mankind.
In the process, space science and technology have unintentionally come to have a great impact on us living on Earth.
Many of the scientific and technological advancements we enjoy today were developed through space science research, and the competitive space development industry among nations has also become a key to achieving global hegemony.
The science of conquering the unknown space called space is providing great help and development to us living on Earth through unprecedented technology.


This book is a scientific humanities document that vividly shows the vast space of space through an interesting movie and provides diverse knowledge and interest in space science.
The film's dazzling visuals and dramatic storyline make the seemingly difficult science of space easy to understand.
We will examine not only the representative and classic space science concepts that appear in the curriculum, but also recent issues in space science technology and industry.
Teenage readers who were unsure where to start learning about the seemingly difficult subject of space science can now learn about it as if they were watching a movie with a popcorn in their hand.
You will get to know interesting movies and gain an understanding of space science, killing two birds with one stone.


Some people believe the Earth is flat? Could humans actually colonize Mars?
If we can figure out the secrets of black holes and wormholes, will time travel become possible?
Watching movies will help you build your scientific knowledge and spark a diverse intellectual curiosity!
Now that we have a round globe and photos of the Earth taken from space, what if there are people who still believe the Earth is flat? The documentary film "The Earth Is Flat Still" reveals the arguments of those who actually hold this view (Flat Earthers).
It is difficult to dismiss this as a far-fetched story and dismiss it lightly, but it has significant implications for us living in a world of advanced science.
If we do not continuously cultivate our scientific literacy to keep pace with advancing science, there is no guarantee that we will not become another flat-Earther.
This is why we need to take an interest in space science, which is a field that allows for unprecedented discoveries and feels more distant than other scientific fields, and why we need to gradually build up our scientific knowledge.


This book vividly shows the development of space science and technology, the technologies and future possibilities that countless scientists have struggled with through various films.
As you turn the pages, you'll find yourself filled with content that makes you wonder, "They even conducted this kind of research and experimentation?"
This also shows how much research is being done on things that were once considered impossible.
Watch the movie 'The Martian' to explore the possibility of colonizing Mars, and watch the movies 'After Darkness' and 'Sunshine' to discuss what would happen to Earth if the sun were to die.
Watching the movie 'Interstellar', we learn about the possibility of time travel through black holes and wormholes.


As you watch the films introduced in this book, your scientific knowledge will naturally increase, and at the same time, your intellectual curiosity toward other scientific fields will blossom.
Teenage readers will come up with numerous questions about space science as they read this book, and they will use these questions as a source of nourishment for discussion and developing their critical thinking skills.
This science and humanities book will provide an ideal, integrated reading experience for teenagers interested in future science and space science.