| [00:00:00.00] | [Rising orchestral music] The blue edge of Earth from space fades in. [Text: From Earth, our home,] |
| [00:00:04.00] | [to the distant echoes of the Big Bang] |
| [00:00:08.00] | [Join NASA,] |
| [00:00:12.00] | [and composer Henry Dehlinger] |
| [00:00:16.00] | Globe with mountains and airflow in relief |
| [00:00:20.00] | Landsat image of a river delta |
| [00:00:24.00] | Landsat image of complex landscape |
| [00:00:28.00] | Landsat image of blue island rotates and grows larger |
| [00:00:32.00] | [Music crescendos] [Text: On an exploration] The edge of the Moon swings into view |
| [00:00:36.00] | The Moon rotates fully into view |
| [00:00:40.00] | [Text: of the cosmos] An eye-shaped nebula rotates slowly |
| [00:00:44.00] | Hundreds of white lines stream toward and around the red sphere of a simulated black hole |
| [00:00:48.00] | The camera flys through a nebula, dips to black and the Sun appears with an erupting loop of plasma |
| [00:00:52.00] | A visualization shows a stream of particles leaving the Sun and heading toward Venus |
| [00:00:56.00] | The visualization fades out and a close-up of asteroid Bennu’s surface appears |
| [00:01:00.00] | The complex orbit pattern of OSIRIS-REx around Bennu appears |
| [00:01:04.00] | |
| [00:01:08.00] | Jupiter fades in and drifts away |
| [00:01:12.00] | The pale, thin edge of a planet appears |
| [00:01:16.00] | and fades out [Text:Cosmic Cycles] |
| [00:01:20.00] | [Text: A Space Symphony] |
| [00:01:24.00] | [Music fades out] |