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Invisible Universe is a visually stunning documentary from CuriosityStream that explores the secrets of the universe beyond what the naked eye can see. This documentary makes use of advanced technology, impressive visual effects, and stunning photographs to bring a cornucopia of unseen objects within the universe to the forefront.

The documentary is led by Professor Carolin Crawford, who is a renowned astrophysicist at Cambridge University, and also features other astrophysicists and researchers in astronomy. The primary topic covered is the sensorial experience limited to human perception which only sees a mere fraction of the celestial bodies and interactions that exist in the universe. The documentary aims to expand our knowledge on what lies beyond what we see, such as ultra-violet, X-rays and Infrared.

Invisible Universe begins by delving into the mysteries of dark matter, which universe scientists have been observing and researching for decades. The documentary goes deep into the theories and methods used to detect this mysterious substance, and covers how, as of 2015, its existence remains a mystery despite being everywhere in the universe. Despite this, the show points to the peculiar effect of how galaxies appear to rotate far more rapidly, and the only way to explain the motion is by the existence of dark matter. In addition to dark matter, the documentary also discusses dark energy, which is the force that is driving the expansion of the universe apart, which was only discovered in recent years.

The documentary then moves on to explain more about the stars that we can see, as well as those we can't. The show goes on to discuss the different types of stars that exist, their formation, and the role they play in the universe. The documentary explains that it is not just about the stars themselves, as there are clouds of gas and dust that contribute to the formation of these stars as well, and Invisible Universe seeks to reveal even more about the mechanisms behind these formations.

Invisible Universe also explores the structures of galaxies and their evolution over time. This is discussed in detail, including the different types of galaxies and the possible origins of the different structures observed. The show delves into the transformative power of black holes and the way they influence the functioning of entire galaxies. It presents the significance of galactic orientation in relation to the larger structures of celestial interactions.

The documentary also touches upon the solar system and the planets that are present within it. It meticulously analyses the structure and atmosphere of these planets as well as their magnetic fields, highlighting the role they play in protecting their planet, and the implications that would occur if elements in these backstops fail or become subverted.

Invisible Universe utilizes a plethora of visual enhancements to bring the science it coverts to life. Cameras capture the beauty of the celestial bodies while computer generated images help illustrate some of the concepts presented, such as the configurations of gravitational vectors or explosion patterns of stars. The show also incorporates graphics, charts, and diagrams to relay information about various concepts as well.

Invisible Universe provides an excellent introduction to the cutting edge of astrophysics and presents different possibilities of science’s state and breakthrough discoveries while highlighting the achievements of astrophysicists. The show has successfully communicated advanced and challenging concepts that would otherwise come off as abstract and perhaps disorienting for non-experts.

In conclusion, Invisible Universe is an engaging documentary on the hidden elements of the universe. The systematic analysis of celestial interactions coupled with the impressive visual aids provide a more holistic insight into the functions of our universe. The documentary helps viewers understand the less visible entities of the universe that are either too small or too far away to be seen with the naked eye. Despite its age, Invisible Universe stands as a timeless work of science and a beacon for aspiring scientists looking to explore the uncharted territories of cosmology.

Invisible Universe is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (4 episodes). The series first aired on September 28, 2015.