Billions, in 3D

Rocco Fanucci – Thu, 2010 – 03 – 11 08:55

Satcom types will be gathering in Washington next week for the Satellite 2010 conference and exhibition. It's usually a subdued affair, populated most my men in dark suits. It remains an essential point of contact for people who work in commercial space.

Expect to see a few 3DTV demos, as that's the next "bandwidth hog" the satellite operators are hoping. More bandwidth mean more money.

More exciting is what happens on Friday, 19 March 2010: "Hubble 3D" opens at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's Lockheed Martin IMAX Theater. During the space shuttle final mission to the Hubble Space Telescope (STS-125), they packed an IMAX 3D camera with them.

Here's the trailer...

 

And another example of what this telescope can do, via DeepAstronomy.com...

 

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