STS-135 Tow Back: free fulldome images
Full Dome FX (Troy McClellan) and GeoGraphics Imaging (George Fleenor) partnered to cover the last Space Shuttle mission, STS 135-Atlantis.
The team just released the last set of sequenced images showing the tow back of STS 135 Atlantis as viewed via a fisheye camera set up alongside the road the space shuttle travels from the landing facility back to the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB).
Full Dome FX and GeoGraphics Imaging are making these available to all planetariums free of charge. The images and sequences are available in PNG format at 2400 and 1024 resolutions.
Images can be downloaded from these sites:
The images are for in-house use only: planetariums must provide proper credit when used.
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