Ars talks NASA's Hubble repair missions with photographer Michael Soluri

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Ars Technica talks with photographer Michael Soluri about his experience behind the scenes of NASA's Hubble repair missions, and we talk to Eric Boehm, Aviation curator at the Intrepid Sea, Space & Air museum about the photos on display.

LIGHTING SETUPS:

All images © Michael Soluri

A portion of Infinite Worlds was shot on film (Hasselblad), and Soluri was required to wear a clean suit when shooting the tools due to the sensitivity of the mission. Soluri shot many other photos for NASA's New Horizon Pluto mission on a Canon 5DS, a 50 megapixel camera, to complete the project. - said Ars on his article -

6th anniversary of EVA day Two at #hubble with Massimino and Good during #sts125

Una foto publicada por Michael Soluri (@infiniteworldsbook) el 15 de May de 2015 a la(s) 7:54 PDT

54 years ago on May 5, 1961 Alan Shepard became first American to be launched into space - this is his equipment for that 15 minute trip 116 miles up then down #infiniteworldsbook #hubble25 #americanspaceflight

Una foto publicada por Michael Soluri (@infiniteworldsbook) el 5 de May de 2015 a la(s) 7:34 PDT

The awe and wonder of space flight: an EVA tool used by astronauts on the last ever shuttle mission to the Hubble Space Telescope / Infinite Worlds launches tomorrow!

Una foto publicada por Michael Soluri (@infiniteworldsbook) el 3 de Nov de 2014 a la(s) 2:13 PST