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January 25, 2006Marsmike whybarkThe NYT previews an IMAX film, in 3D, about the odds-beating Mars Rover program. Space and 3D: two great tastes that would go great together, if there was any way to actually experience depth perception beyond 100 yards in a vaccuum. Spencer and Viv and I had the pleasure of viewing the Ron Howard / Tom Hanks jernt aboot ye Luna, which is also a space-themed 3D IMAX film, and I think that Spence and I also screened "Space Station 3D" chez IMAX. Seriously, it's the best. Posted by mike whybark at January 25, 2006 7:23 PMComments
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