Destiny in Space

bigImage DESTINY IN SPACE provides an inspiring look at the challenges future generations will face in exploring the universe. For the first time on the giant screen, audiences travel outside the space shuttle as it orbits 200 miles above the Earth. Along with thrilling fly-overs of Mars and Venus, the film focuses on the dramatic partnership of humans and robots working in space.

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Film Info

Type: Documentary

Release date: 1994

Run time: 40 minutes

Format: 1570

Genre: Space

Director(s): Ben Burtt, James Neihouse

Producer(s): Graeme Ferguson

Distributor: IMAX Corporation

Video Clips

Clips & Trailers:

Destiny in Space: Other Planets [Real 300 K]

Destiny in Space: Shuttle Launch [Real 300 K]

Destiny in Space: Trailer [WM 300 K]

Destiny in Space: Zero G's [Real 300 K]

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Credits

A Production of Smithsonian Institution - National Air and Space Museum and Lockheed Martin Corporation. Producer: Graeme Ferguson. Director: Ben Burtt, Phyllis Ferguson, James Neihouse and Gail Singer. Writer/Editor: Toni Myers; Narrator: Leonard Nemoy. Ground Cinematography by James Neihouse and David Douglas. Filmed in space by the crews of STS-61B, 34, 32, 31, 42, 46, 51 and 61; Astronaut Trainer James Neihouse, Music by Micky Erbe and Maribeth Solomon; Distributed by IMAX Corporation.

Reviews

Outside Reviews:

"1994's 'Destiny' weighs in late in space race" By Jim Carnes, Sacramento Bee

"Imax: Destiny in Space" By Graham Reid, The New Zealand Herald

"Destiny In Space" By Charles Aliaga, DVD Angle

"IMAX: Destiny in Space" By Judge Patrick Naugle, DVD Verdict

"Destiny in Space" By Aaron Beierle, CurrentFilm.com