CRONONAUTA VA AL ESPACIO
The image of John Titor, the protagonist of the animated series CRONONAUTA, is sent aboard a weather balloon into the stratosphere, reaching a maximum altitude of 33,132 meters. And so, John Titor becomes the first Chilean cartoon to reach space. The documentary shows the details of the mission and everything the team had to endure on launch day.
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The image of John Titor, the protagonist of the animated series CRONONAUTA, is sent aboard a weather balloon into the stratosphere, reaching a maximum altitude of 33,132 meters. And so, John Titor becomes the first Chilean cartoon to reach space. The documentary shows the details of the mission and everything the team had to endure on launch day.
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