It's one of the special features from the 2022 release of Star Trek: The Motion Picture. I shared it to my Telegram channel a few weeks back already, but I wanted more people to see it because it's just a fascinating glimpse into the kind of technical, mechanical, optical, and practical wizardry that used to go into doing even the most simple effects in films.
If I ever became a filmmaker (unlikely) I'd insist on doing shit like this. Sure, we can do the compositing and editing on a computer, I'll cede that ground, but I want everything that appears onscreen to be filmed. When you watch stuff like this, you realize how really just about any visual effect in the world can be achieved with enough ingenuity.
