How long is Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Tomorrow?

Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Tomorrow is 1 hr 35 min long.

Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Tomorrow

Name: Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Tomorrow
Genre: Concert/Special Events
Released: 2018-09-29
Duration: 95

PG 1 hr 35 min

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Fathom Events and Discovery Channel are partnering to bring NASA: Above and Beyond, to select cinemas on September 29 and October 3. As NASA celebrates its 60th anniversary, Discovery shines a spotlight on the historic institution taking us to the moon, to the surface of Mars, to the outer edge of our solar system and beyond. ABOVE AND BEYOND celebrates NASA’s many accomplishments in space and catapults viewers forward to where it’s headed in the future. Directed, produced, and narrated by Academy Award®-nominated and Emmy®-winning Rory Kennedy (“Last Days of Vietnam,”) the film examines the extraordinary ways NASA has changed not only our vision of the universe, but also our planet, and ourselves.

GENRE: Concert/Special Events
RELEASE DATE: Saturday, Sep 29, 2018
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How long is Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Tomorrow?: Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Tomorrow is 1 hr 35 min long.

Who directed Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Tomorrow?: Rory Kennedy

What is Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Tomorrow about?: Fathom Events and Discovery Channel are partnering to bring NASA: Above and Beyond, to select cinemas on September 29 and October 3. As NASA celebrates its 60th anniversary, Discovery shines a spotlight on the historic institution taking us to the moon, to the surface of Mars, to the outer edge of our solar system and beyond. ABOVE AND BEYOND celebrates NASA’s many accomplishments in space and catapults viewers forward to where it’s headed in the future. Directed, produced, and narrated by Academy Award®-nominated and Emmy®-winning Rory Kennedy (“Last Days of Vietnam,”) the film examines the extraordinary ways NASA has changed not only our vision of the universe, but also our planet, and ourselves.