Five astronauts conduct their final launch simulation as preparations intensify for the last mission of the space shuttle program.
“The end of an era in manned space flight”
Synopsis
Five astronauts conduct their final launch simulation as preparations intensify for the last mission of the space shuttle program.
Synopsis
Kevin Fong stands in mission control as astronauts prepare for the final launch of the space shuttle program. Over the course of 58 minutes, he captures the last month of operations, including a launch simulation and a practice landing flight with the final shuttle commander. Fong also visits the launchpad with the astronaut overseeing the mission, providing insight into the dedication of the ground crew and the emotional weight of concluding an era in manned space flight.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the last launch simulation at mission control.
- Meet the last shuttle commander during a practice landing.
- Follow the final days of the space shuttle program.
Did You Know
- The documentary features Kevin Fong as both the host and narrator.
- The film was released in 2011, marking the end of the shuttle program.
- The final mission involved the space shuttle Atlantis.
- The film has a duration of 58 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary 'Space Shuttle: The Final Mission'?
The documentary was directed by Laurence Turnbull.
What is the duration of 'Space Shuttle: The Final Mission'?
The duration of the documentary is 58 minutes.
In what year did the final mission of the space shuttle program take place?
The final mission of the space shuttle program took place in 2011.
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