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Completing a four-part documentary series about quests to expand human knowledge – previous episodes have covered the mysteries of the Ancient Egyptians, the prospect of artificial intelligence being used in military contexts, and an archaeological discovery shedding new light on humans’ evolutionary ancestors – is a film about Nasa’s mission to launch the James Webb Space Telescope. The work of engineers and scientists is followed as a billion-dollar piece of kit is created – since its launch it’s provided stunning images telling us more about black holes, galaxies, planets outside our solar system and how the universe looked soon after the Big Bang.

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Credits

Cast

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Self - President of the United StatesJoe Biden
Self - Astrophysicist at NASAAmber Straughn
Self - AstrophysicistBecky Smethurst
Self - Head of Science Programs NASAThomas Zurbuchen
Self - James Webb Project ScientistKlaus Pontoppidan
Self - Spacecraft EngineerScarlin Hernandez
Self - Science Visuals DeveloperAlyssa Pagan
Self - Senior Science Visuals DeveloperJoseph DePasquale
Self - Lead EngineerMike Menzel
Self - AstrophysicistYuichi Harikane

Crew

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DirectorShai Gal
ProducerNell Constantinople
ProducerLeah van der Werff
ComposerGil Talmi

Details

Released on
2023-07-24
Languages
English
Formats
Colour
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