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X-WR-CALDESC:'After half a century of space exploration we're now suddenly 
 faced with what has long been a staple of science fiction -- an orbiting j
 unkyard of cast-off space debris.'\n\nWith media headlines repeatedly warn
 ing us of debris falling from the skies\, orbital debris\, or 'space junk\
 ,' has finally risen to the forefront of social consciousness. But what is
  space junk? How did it get there? Just how big (and serious) is the probl
 em?\n\n'Space Junk\,' narrated by Academy Award® Nominee Tom Wilkinson\, i
 s the first movie to explore the exponentially expanding ring of debris th
 at threatens the safety of our planet's orbits. Harnessing the magical ima
 gery the Full Dome Digital Theater\, Director Melissa Butts takes us soari
 ng -- from the stunning depths of Meteor Crater to an unprecedented view o
 f our increasingly crowded orbits\, 22\,000 miles above earth.\n\nOn-scree
 n\, Don Kessler\, (ret.) Head of NASA's Orbital Debris Office and the 'Fat
 her of Space Junk\,' reaches back to the beginning of our solar system for
  understanding and guides us through the challenges we face in protecting 
 our orbits for the future. At risk is the future of space exploration and 
 the safety of the extensive satellite network that powers our modern day c
 ommunication systems. This visually explosive journey of discovery weighs 
 the solutions aimed at restoring Earth's orbits.\n\nStunning images transp
 ort the viewers by wrapping us in star fields and allowing us to witness m
 assive collisions in space -- both natural and man-made -- as though we we
 re in the center of the action.
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DESCRIPTION:'After half a century of space exploration we're now suddenly f
 aced with what has long been a staple of science fiction -- an orbiting ju
 nkyard of cast-off space debris.'\n\nWith media headlines repeatedly warni
 ng us of debris falling from the skies\, orbital debris\, or 'space junk\,
 ' has finally risen to the forefront of social consciousness. But what is 
 space junk? How did it get there? Just how big (and serious) is the proble
 m?\n\n'Space Junk\,' narrated by Academy Award® Nominee Tom Wilkinson\, is
  the first movie to explore the exponentially expanding ring of debris tha
 t threatens the safety of our planet's orbits. Harnessing the magical imag
 ery the Full Dome Digital Theater\, Director Melissa Butts takes us soarin
 g -- from the stunning depths of Meteor Crater to an unprecedented view of
  our increasingly crowded orbits\, 22\,000 miles above earth.\n\nOn-screen
 \, Don Kessler\, (ret.) Head of NASA's Orbital Debris Office and the 'Fath
 er of Space Junk\,' reaches back to the beginning of our solar system for 
 understanding and guides us through the challenges we face in protecting o
 ur orbits for the future. At risk is the future of space exploration and t
 he safety of the extensive satellite network that powers our modern day co
 mmunication systems. This visually explosive journey of discovery weighs t
 he solutions aimed at restoring Earth's orbits.\n\nStunning images transpo
 rt the viewers by wrapping us in star fields and allowing us to witness ma
 ssive collisions in space -- both natural and man-made -- as though we wer
 e in the center of the action.
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SUMMARY:Space Junk
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