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Audience Rating: Unrated
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0879724004775
Format: Color, Full Screen, NTSC
Label: Varied Directions
Manufacturer: Varied Directions
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Varied Directions
Release Date: January 01, 2004
Running Time: 57 minutes
Sales Rank: 182108
Studio: Varied Directions
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Editorial Review:
Description:
After the challenger disaster, thousands of individuals who worked at NASA were depressed, and America lost its interest in space. The fascination with space-- our passion to see ourselves in space as soon as humanly possible, has not returned. This program, a public television Primetime special, goes behind the scenes at NASA to look at and talk with NASA management and others about our space program. It is extremely revealing, with some of our greatest space visionaries presenting their views as to why we should be in space -- how we could get there—and what we could find there.
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Rating: -
I would urge that the producer/director of this "documentary" (that may have been updated after the loss of "Columbia" to make it more up-to-date),spell the name of the orbiter "Columbia" correctly on the title & cover of the film. "Colombia" is a country in South America, not a Space Shuttle Orbiter.
As a "Space Worker" myself, I do not find that error very encouraging about the accuracy of the film nor would it entice me to buy it!.
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