Design for Human Mission to an Asteroid, DigitalSpace/DM3DS for NASA-Lowrez/ttls
A Design for a Human Mission to an asteroid, also known as a near earth object ("NEO). This 3D animation was produced by DigitalSpace/DM3D Studios for a 2007 NASA feasibility study.
DigitalSpace/DM3D Studios
Producer/Animator: DigitalSpace/DM3D Studios
Task Requestor: NASA
Видео Design for Human Mission to an Asteroid, DigitalSpace/DM3DS for NASA-Lowrez/ttls канала Dr. Bruce Damer
DigitalSpace/DM3D Studios
Producer/Animator: DigitalSpace/DM3D Studios
Task Requestor: NASA
Видео Design for Human Mission to an Asteroid, DigitalSpace/DM3DS for NASA-Lowrez/ttls канала Dr. Bruce Damer
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