Voyage of Discovery DVD Set

Climb aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery and enjoy unprecedented access to every phase of the mission – from launch to landing. On July 26, 2005, Discovery was sent into space, making it the first shuttle launch since the Columbia disaster two years earlier. Never before have a manned space launch and mission been recorded in such detail. Over 124 cameras covered the launch, and for the first time, exterior cameras were used to record the critical booster separation phase. Bonus features:Direct scene accessPhoto slide showFlight of Apollo infoMission of Apollo-Soyus short filmHubble quick factsHubble Heritage Premiere short filmInternational Space Station historyISS: Realizing the Dream short filmGift tin packagingWatch as detailed footage reveals possible damage to Discovery's fuel tank just minutes after launch. Then, follow the astronauts as they embark on three Extra Vehicular Activities missions to fix the damage in space. As close as you can get to a shuttle mission without actually flying one!