Hubble

Hubble (2010) is a documentary that immerses viewers in the awe-inspiring realm of space and the intricate process of scientific endeavor. The primary emotional responses are dominated by **Awe (19%)**, stemming from the breathtaking IMAX 3D visuals of the cosmos and the iconic Hubble Space Telescope. This is closely followed by **Curiosity (15%)**, as the film delves into the mysteries of the universe and the technical challenges of the repair mission. Viewers experience significant **Inspiration (10%)** and **Excitement (10%)** from witnessing human ingenuity, the bravery of the astronauts, and the high-stakes nature of the repair. **Anticipation (8%)** builds as the mission progresses, leading to **Hope (6%)** for the telescope's successful restoration and future discoveries, culminating in **Satisfaction (5%)** upon the mission's triumph. Underlying these positive emotions is a moderate sense of **Anxiety (3%)**, **Empathy (3%)**, and **Relief (3%)** reflecting the inherent risks and precision required during the perilous spacewalks.