• Using PicturesToExe software and a (not available) programming technique.
• I originally set the screen size to 800 x 600 but the desktop tool bars got in the way. I resized the show to 702 x 525 which seems to work okay.
• The first slide is one black pixel as a slide using a black background color for 100 ms.
• The second slide is the one pixel slide using a black starlight background picture with a neon border. The opening effect is (horizontal/vertical) Right-Left  set at 5000 ms. In the object editor I place the first shuttle picture, then right click the mouse on the shuttle object, click properties, check transparent background. Now add the text "Columbia STS-107"
• On the third slide I change the background to earthlites.jpg and positioned the first shuttle picture as an object the same as above.
• The motion consists of 150 single pixel slides, all using the nighttime earth background. Each slide is on the screen for 100 ms. using quick (no transition effect)
• * I used a programming technique to clone the first slide and its properties to the other 149.
  Also I increment the shuttle object position 22 pixels to the right each slide, then change the shuttle file name in groups of 6 slides to smaller shuttle pictures.The shuttle shrinking and movement is accomplished with 20 different images.
• The Columbia crew slide #159 uses the Effect >Rhombus from center set at 500 ms. The background is still black earthlites.jpg .
• The fade out in the second to last slide is the original color picture with its color, contrast and brightness adjusted for a washed out of the picture. I used an 2000ms fade. The background is a white background picture with the final words hidden behind the faded photo.
• The final slide is the white background  picture behind the 1 pixel slide again. You can see the pixel behind the red dot. This closing slide uses the Gates(horizontal/vertical) vertical from center At the bottom of the page is an object button set in the Object editor to open a web page address.
• The music is "Imagine" by John Lennon, saved as MP3 mono to keep it small.

* Note: PicturesToExe is a solid program, manipulating the .pte data file may cause unpredictable problems!