Cassini drama via podcast

16 August 2008 · 0 comments

There’s a great, short video among the latest episodes of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory Video and Audio Podcasts: Video: Cassini – Four Years of Discovery. It’s roughly 50 Mb and two and a half minutes long in the format I subscribe to, but it’s also available in larger or smaller formats. Dramatic music underscores collaged [...]

There’s a great, short video among the latest episodes of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory Video and Audio Podcasts: Video: Cassini – Four Years of Discovery. It’s roughly 50 Mb and two and a half minutes long in the format I subscribe to, but it’s also available in larger or smaller formats.

Dramatic music underscores collaged video shots, photos and animations from and about the Cassini mission, Saturn and Saturn’s moons.

It’s exciting and inspirational, beautifully put together.

NASA seems to have hired some people who really know what they’re doing in the world of movie-making. It’s thrilling to see these high production quality videos flowing through the podcasts.

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