May 13th, 2008

NASA to Release Updated Footage for HDTV

NASA (the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, of the US government) has recently restored hundreds of hours of space footage from the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo missions in the 60s and 70s. Much of this footage had only existed on film, and has been converted to digital files with HDTV resolution.

The main archive for NASA’s HD video is here: http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/hd/HDGalleryCollection_archive_1.html

The restored footage might not be on the site quite yet, but that’s where it will be available soon. And for a little more information, check this news item or NASA’s Home Page.

To see this footage in its full glory, you’ll have to connect your HDTV to your computer. For some tips, check here: Connecting your HDTV to your PC 


By Tom in HD content 



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