Do you like seeing space documentaries on television?

I personally love them

No, because they all lock fake and make me think the people are not in space.

Sometimes. Only to look at the pretty colors of the stars and skies in the other planets.

Sometimes it just depends on what the documetary is about.

mr.keys : Very interesting, how do the documentaries do this to you?

I only watch the ones on History,Discovery,or Nat. Geo channel






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septembern : I don't know it just look fake.

Indeed, I do like seeing space documentaries on television. Granted, I don't see a lot of them but when I do happen to catch one, I find them to be very interesting.

They can be really interesting.i like the ones that discuss/show footage of all the planets and moons.i thought europa was really cool.

Yeah, I do. They can be very interesting. I like learning about the stars and planets and all that. 

Yeah, I like programs like NOVA and others that talk about space. What really fascinate me are ones about the origins of space and dark matter.

Well I don't really like documentaries but sometimes I watch it if it's science related

Yeah, I used to be addicted to Quantum Mechanic Documentaries, but nowadays I don't even watch documentaries.

Last one I watched was about 6-7 months ago

I like to see that almost every time, and consequently i never get bored of.

Whenever I do get the chance to watch them, I'm pretty dazzled by what I see, mainly the stars and stuff.

Their okay sometimes i feel a little lost but when i do get it the very interesting if alien documentaries count then i love them

I used to love watching this sort of thing. It was my favorite and just about all you'd ever find me watching. I especially loved Carl Sagan's Cosmos.

But these days, space, and science documentaries in general have taken a dramatic turn for the worse. They state everything as a solid fact. There's no more "Scientists currently believe..." Or, "Evidence points to..." It's just, "This is the way ______ Works." And that's wrong. I was watching How the Universe Works with Mike Rowe lately, and Michiu Kaku, who I used to love, is talking about all this, "We can look back in time and see how the universe started with our math," regardless of the fact that there's no observational proof that the math is correct. It's just what best matches the observations we have currently. Or the episode about black holes, talking about how we now "KNOW" that there is a black hole at the center of our galaxy. Says who? Since when is this a science fact and not a science theory? We don't even have any hard evidence that black holes exist, and you're saying you KNOW there's one at the center of the galaxy?

This just aren't the way they used to be. So I guess to answer your question: Yes, but it's complicated.

Well sometimes but I don't really watch them so much though

Actually , yes . When I see one it's always been months or years
since I've see one so I don't mind watching it when it's somehow
on T.V. When I sit down to actually watch it , it be pretty interesting .
I learn stuff that I didn't know . Sometimes when I watch I start thinking
about the universe . I ask myself " What else is out there ? " Will we
ever find another planet that people can live in ? "