Voyager 2150

2024

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Tane McClure, Kathryn R. Olson, Nisha Catron, and Sandra Stenzel in Voyager 2150 (2024)

In 2150, a Gantarian Space Traveler from a far away galaxy, discovers NASA's 1977 Voyager One with a Golden Record full of music. Hearing music for the very first time, the Gantarian is compelled to seek out Planet Earth.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn 2150, a Gantarian Space Traveler from a far away galaxy, discovers NASA's 1977 Voyager One with a Golden Record full of music. Hearing music for the very first time, the Gantarian is comp... Tout lireIn 2150, a Gantarian Space Traveler from a far away galaxy, discovers NASA's 1977 Voyager One with a Golden Record full of music. Hearing music for the very first time, the Gantarian is compelled to seek out Planet Earth.In 2150, a Gantarian Space Traveler from a far away galaxy, discovers NASA's 1977 Voyager One with a Golden Record full of music. Hearing music for the very first time, the Gantarian is compelled to seek out Planet Earth.

Réalisation
- Tane McClure
Scénario
- Tane McClure
Casting principal
- Nisha Catron
- Kathryn R. Olson

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8,3/10

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Tane McClure
Scénario
- Tane McClure
Casting principal
- Nisha Catron
- Kathryn R. Olson

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 39 victoires et 8 nominations au total

Gantarian

Kathryn R. Olson

Desert Nomad

Réalisation
- Tane McClure
Scénario
- Tane McClure
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The story behind Voyager 2150 is true. There really is a NASA spacecraft (Voyager One) that was sent out into space with a Golden Record filled with Earth's music, with the hope to one day reach intelligent life from another planet. The Voyager 1, as well as its twin, the Voyager 2, are still viable and sending back communications to NASA. They are in interstellar space now, beyond this galaxy.