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They talked about what life is like in space so that Bullock could get a good sense of how to behave during her performance.

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NASA astronaut Cady Coleman advised Bullock on how to act like an astronaut while Coleman was living on the International Space Station. From the fictional space shuttle Explorer, to the space station and the not-yet-built Chinese space station, the movie was like a tour of past, future and fictional modes of transportation in space. Not only were the spacecraft well made in "Gravity," there were also a lot of them. It took us on a tour of real (and fictional) spaceships The realism worked both ways," Pearlman told. "On the flip side, this attention to detail also made it that much more uncomfortable to watch as the space shuttle, Hubble Space Telescope and International Space Station were destroyed. "The interior of the International Space Station, which was a completely digital set, wasn't just generically stocked, but had real experiment hardware, real astronaut equipment - even the right type of pens and pencils floating about," Robert Pearlman, editor of partner site, said. The interior of the station was also very similar to what astronauts use on the orbiting outpost. For instance, the movie was 90 minutes long, the amount of time it takes for the space station to make one orbit of Earth. It had some hidden gems for hardcore space fansĭirector Alfonso Cuaron paid a lot of attention to the spaceflight details in "Gravity." He even included a few secret space "easter eggs" that only the most ardent human spaceflight followers would be able to pick out. In that time, the audience got a 3D view of what it would be like to look down on the planet from an incredible vantage point in space. Before the space shuttle was destroyed at the beginning of the movie, the astronauts (played by George Clooney and Sandra Bullock) were peacefully floating above Earth on a spacewalk.









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