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Before we knew how our space series was going to start, we knew how it would end House5 (the unofficial name of GC Creative) wanted to really capture the childlike wonder that space inspires in each of us To get there it will take a tremendous amount of capital,... ambitious teams, and seemingly impossible dreams If you haven't yet explored the series, it truly has some beautiful highlights An introduction by the one and only carlo rovelli The opening of launch outside of SpaceX A conversation on Orbit with EON Bryce Strauss reflecting on his time at Lockheed Martin supporting NASA Thank you to our partner on this Astronaut Monastery for helping us shoot this on the gorgeous PANAVISION lens Here's a behind the scene look at how this came together 🚀🚀🚀show more

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