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Running time:: 46 minutes

Cast:

Tom Cruise -

Narrator

Leroy Chiao -

Himself (NASA Astronaut)

Kenneth D. Cockrell -

Himself (NASA Astronaut)

Robert L. Curbeam -

Himself (Commander, USN)

Brian Duffy -

Himself (Colonel, USAF, Ret.)

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Director:: Toni Myers

Genre:: Documentary

Official Movie Web Site:: http://www.imax.com/spacestation

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Tom Cruise, narrator of IMAX's new (3D) Space Film, SPACE STATION (3D), is inside a mockup of the Japanese Experiment Module (JEM) at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston.

July 12-24, 2001: Space Station seen from the shuttle, as the shuttle Atlantis, piloted by Charles Hobaugh, performs 'flyaround' maneuvers prior to returning to Earth in July '01.

Oct 11-24, 2000: Shot with the IMAX® 3D Cargo Bay Camera on Mission STS-92.

Oct 11-24, 2000: Shot with the IMAX® 3D Cargo Bay Camera on Mission STS-92. Piloted by astronaut Pamela Melroy, Space Shuttle Discovery undocks from the International Space Station.

July 12-24, 2001: Mission Specialist James Reilly of STS-104 carries tools and a fabric cover as he works in space. His feet are attached to the Space Shuttle's arm.

In this documentary, astronauts from the Kennedy Space Center complete intensive training, say goodbye to their loved ones, launch and meet cosmonauts from the Baikonur Cosmodrome 220 miles above the Earth, where they work to complete the International Space Station, a permanent laboratory designed to study the long-term effects of human exposure to zero gravity. The team struggles with procedures as dangerous as they are delicate, all while orbiting Earth at a speed of 17,000 miles per hour.