Our Incredible Experience at NASA: 360-Degree Footage of ULA Atlas V Rocket Launch OA7

Our team was invited to NASA! Here is a link to our 360-degree NASA Social: ULA Atlas V Rocket Launch OA7 (https://historyview.org/library/nasa-social-ula-atlas-v-rocket-launch-oa7) featured by Visbit.

Have you ever dreamed of going to space? Well, our team had the opportunity to experience a little taste of it recently when we were invited to NASA for a 360-degree NASA Social event. This was an incredible opportunity for us to get an up-close and personal look at the ULA Atlas V Rocket Launch OA7.

For those who don’t know, NASA Social is a program that provides social media followers with the opportunity to attend events and interact with NASA personnel. It’s a fantastic way for space enthusiasts to connect with others who share their passion for space exploration and learn more about NASA’s work.

At the ULA Atlas V Rocket Launch OA7 event, we were able to witness the launch of a rocket in 360-degree video, thanks to our team’s expertise in 360-degree photography. We captured the launch from multiple angles, giving viewers the feeling of being right there on the launchpad. It was truly an incredible experience that we will never forget.

And the best part? We’ve shared the 360-degree NASA Social footage on our website! You can check it out at https://historyview.org/library/nasa-social-ula-atlas-v-rocket-launch-oa7. This footage was also featured by Visbit, a leading company in immersive media technology. It’s amazing to see our work being recognized by industry leaders in this field.

At 360-Photographer, we are passionate about promoting and supporting the art of 360-degree photography, and we believe that our work with NASA is a testament to that commitment. We hope that by sharing this footage, we can inspire others to pursue their dreams and explore the world around them in new and exciting ways.

Thank you for reading about our incredible experience at NASA, and we hope that you enjoy our 360-degree NASA Social footage. Who knows – maybe one day, you’ll have the opportunity to experience space for yourself!