STS-135: Space Shuttle goes fulldome
Full Dome FX (Troy McClellan) and GeoGraphics Imaging (George Fleenor) partnered to cover the last space shuttle mission, STS 135 -Atlantis.
Collected was an assortment of images and sequences representing events such as the Rollover, Rollout, Pad Crawls, Launch, Landing and Tow Back.
Full Dome FX and GeoGraphics Imaging are making these available to all planetariums free of charge.
The images and sequences will be available in PNG format at 2400 and 1024 resolutions. The collection of images will be released as zip files and made available as they are readied for distribution.
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