Hubble 3D

Hubble 3D offers the task of fixing the Hubble space telescope via the Kennedy Space Center space shuttle to audiences as a momentary collision in the silence of space. Documentary, at the depth provided by IMAX 3D cameras in the same position as two human beings, almost touching the cold and gigantic environment of space space; the audience's eyes capture every detail from the stitches of the space suit to the mirror panels of the telescope. In addition to visual narrative, the technical debates and unexpected responses of the task team allow the documentary to become a real-time engineering drama instead of just a "show." The sound design keeps the audience in both physical and emotional tension, combining the echoless silence of space and the vibrating of engines. As the film highlights the human factor of space exploration, it feeds the audience with scientific detail, while it makes them feel a little bit lonely in space, and as a result, Hubble 3D remains a metaphorical reflection of a journey through space beyond a scientific documentary.