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Title: Scientifically, the content WAS accurate at one time . . .
Review: National Geographic sells this video as "the first accurate non-stop voyage from Earth to the edge of the Universe." This is bad science and hucksterism at their worst. While their voyage scenarios are initially based on Hubble images of space over millions of years ago, keep in mind that National Geographic revised them to whatever THEY DECIDED what the current actual reality should be. Since nothing in space and time are static, a real voyage from Earth to the edge of the Universe would be nothing like the fantasy existence National Geographic is trying to sell in this video. Of course no one would buy any of these videos if National Geographic provided the disclaimer they are merely guessing as to what the voyage to the edge of the Universe would be like. This is worse than bad science, it is fake science. Buyer Beware!
