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Throwback to the time they stuck a IMAX camera on a satellite the shuttle was deploying and got some of the best in space footage ever taken. God I hope NASA takes some IMAX cameras to the moon on Artemis 4, it would be so dope.

Luke

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Фото профиля Roland Wank

Roland Wank5 дней назад

Weird luddite fantasy. Take a 17K Blackmagic camera. You get the files hours later.

Фото профиля Alex Landherr

Alex Landherr4 дней назад

STS-51 with SPAS-ORFEUS. Also I’d be very surprised if NASA got Kodak to develop new space-worthy film stock.

Фото профиля Infinity

Infinity4 дней назад

@NASAAdmin Please, we are begging you.

Фото профиля NoGoodGod

NoGoodGod5 дней назад

@NASAAdmin imax cams on artemis 4 please

Фото профиля Victor González

Victor González4 дней назад

Gotta be on the Starship, those mean things are about 30kg each plus film

Фото профиля LeoEpsilon

LeoEpsilon4 дней назад

Wowowow! What a beaut! Which shuttle mission was this?

Фото профиля Marco Kelly

Marco Kelly4 дней назад

imax cameras on artemis would be so cool. the old shuttle footage still looks unreal, imagine that from the lunar surface. i'd watch a whole documentary of just that

Фото профиля Zahboo

Zahboo4 дней назад

sorry chief, it's gonna be an iphone camera

Фото профиля Space Patch

Space Patch4 дней назад

@NASAAdmin please good sir. Make it happen!

Фото профиля astrotuatha

astrotuatha4 дней назад

You can find other Shuttle IMAX angles here 😆 The IMAX documentaries were so great.

Фото профиля Tiago Nugent, Composer

Tiago Nugent, Composer4 дней назад

tbh an Alexa mini LF or similar would be better, it's smaller and lighter than in imax film camera and since it's digital the footage could be streamed back home

Фото профиля The OFF-GRIDiot

The OFF-GRIDiot4 дней назад

That ship is so fkn badass. It will still be another 20 years before we can even copy what that thing could do, let alone exceed STS's orbital abilities.

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