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Hubble is a canadien film of genre Documentary released in USA on 19 march 2010 with Leonardo DiCaprio

Hubble (2010)

Hubble
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Released in USA 19 march 2010
Length 43minutes
OriginCanada
Rating75% 3.791033.791033.791033.791033.79103

Hubble (also known as Hubble 3D, IMAX: Hubble or IMAX: Hubble 3D) is an American 2010 documentary film about the Hubble Space Telescope repair mission.

Synopsis

Mai 2009 : La navette Atlantis, avec à son bord sept astronautes part pour une mission de réparation et de mise à niveau du télescope spatial Hubble. D'une durée de 13 jours, cette mission permet l'installation d'une caméra à grand champ (WFC-3) et d'un spectrographe des origines cosmiques (COS) ; la réparation des instruments ACS et de l'instrument STIS ; ainsi que le remplacement des batteries, gyroscopes et de l'instrument FGS. À bord de l'appareil, une caméra IMAX 3D a permis à l'équipe de filmer la mission.

Actors

Leonardo DiCaprio

(Narrator)
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