Genesis 7: Searching The Firmament of The Heavens

On the maiden voyage of the Genesis 7, everyone is excited to see God's creation as never seen before.

Following their maiden voyage to the moon, the Genesis 7 crew powers up for a Journey to the Sun.

After an explosion near the sun wounds Donton and the craft, Genesis Command orders the crew home for an Unexpected Return.

After a brief detour to Earth to mend the craft and Donton's wounds, the eager lieutenant's aerocapture skills are put to the test when he is required to navigate "Little G," the Genesis 7 lander, to the surface of the desolate, terrestrial planet.

Caught between a dangerous dust storm and a loss of electrical power, Donton makes a harrowing descent into a massive crater at the base of the tallest mountain in the solar system in Mars Landing.

Still orbiting Mars in anticipation of restoring communication with Lieutenant Donton in the Little G lander, the remaining Genesis 7 space crew of Captain Enoch and Specialist Priscilla deploy from the main ship and descend deep Into the Trenches of the Martian landscape.

Donton puts his piloting skills to the test as he navigates Little G into the largest storm in the solar system and the greatest danger the crew has ever faced on a mission.

The Genesis 7 crew must rely on their faith in God like never before when their trip to Saturn goes horribly awry.

After launching probes through Saturn's incredible winds and affirming that the seventh planet has no core, the Genesis 7 crew sets it course on The Icy World of Uranus.

Priscilla struggles to grasp the truth of God's love and the beauty of Blue Neptune as the Genesis 7 crew sets a record for the farthest space mission and a trajectory for the planet's largest moon, Triton.

A sudden flash of light, an inexplicable power outage, and Donton's doubts about his faith confound the Genesis 7 crew in the eleventh episode in the children's space series.

On the twelfth and final leg of their mission, the crew passes the desolate point at which the sun's energy intersects with that of other stars in the galaxy, prompting an inspiring discussion among Priscilla, Donton, and Enoch that evidence of God's creation has never been so clear.