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Deep Dive: The Sasha (2019)

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The Sasha
The Sasha focuses on astronaut Charles Duke's mission during Apollo XVI in 1972, where he was responsible for photographing the lunar surface. The film connects this historical event to modern technology, illustrating how the Moon can now be viewed in a virtual format through Google Earth. By juxtaposing the analogue experience of space exploration with today's digital capabilities, the film provides a unique perspective on how our understanding of the Moon has evolved over time. It reflects on both the achievements of the Apollo program and the advancements in technology that allow us to experience space in a new way.

Why Watch

  • •See Charles Duke's lunar photography from Apollo XVI.
  • •Find out how technology changed lunar exploration.
  • •Meet the first astronauts to photograph the Moon.

Did You Know

•Charles Duke landed on the Moon in 1972 during Apollo XVI.
•Duke was in charge of taking photos of the lunar surface.
•The film has a duration of 20 minutes.
•Google Earth allows virtual exploration of the Moon today.

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Space enthusiastsHistory buffsTechnology fans