Covers the geology of the solar system. Uses U2 high-altitude photography, spacecraft photography, LANDSAT coverage, radar studies, and advanced analysis and mapping techniques." -- 'The Videodisc Book: A Guide and Directory', Rod Daynes and Beverly Butler, John Wiley & Sons, 1984

The Center for Aerospace Education at Drew University, in cooperation with NASA Education Services, put this series of discs together that document outer space and this country's exploration of the space frontier. The discs come with a reference manual and image directory.

• Terrestrial geoscience, including plate tectonics volcanism, surface features, and rock studies
• Lunar sample and meteorite studies
• Comparative planetology, including crater studies, surface mapping of terrestrial-like bodies
• U-2 high-altitude photography, including 100 largest American cities
• Gemini, Apoilo, Skylab, Apollo/Soyuz earth-looking photography
• Comprehensive LandSat coverage, including the USA, Alaska, selected global regions, seasonal comparisons, and special mosaics
• Imaging radar studies from Seasat and STS 2
• Advanced analysis and mapping techniques "

-- 'The Educator's Handbook to Interactive Videodisc', Ed Schwartz, Association for Educational Communications & Technology, 1985