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A three-minute version of the lunar program film made for NASA

Film · 2026 · 3:00

A three-minute version of Across the Moon made for NASA: the south pole base in 2036, its reactor, the science camps, the relay satellites, and the Space Academy.

This is a three-minute version of Across the Moon made for NASA audiences. It shows the first crew at the south pole base in 2036, the nuclear reactor that powers the base through the lunar night, science camps in other parts of the Moon, and the relay satellites that connect the far side to Earth.

It ends with the Space Academy, which opens in 2043 under NASA and trains the crews who run the base. A six-wall IGLOO version plays the same edit.

Facts about this work

Year
2026
Medium
Film
Length
3:00
Audience
NASA
Editions
4K film; six-wall immersive room edition
Production
AI-generated stills and video, recorded narration, edited in DaVinci Resolve
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