NASA_STS-123_Part 4_Post Launch Briefing

NASA_STS-123_Part 4_Post Launch Briefing



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vWEyAmmEAI&hl=en

CBS News Coverage of The STS-51-A Launch

From November 8th 1984 CBS News Covers 14th Space Shuttle Launch. Commander :Frederick Hauck Pilot: David M. Walker Mission Specialist 1: Anna Fisher Mission Specialist 2 :Dale Gardner Mission Specialist 3 :Joseph P. Allen



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3M7_TnQOS5g&hl=en

Tracy Caldwell-Dyson thoughts about landing in a Soyuz 23.09.10

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm6cQ3U9ffw&hl=en

NASA / Space Shuttle "and for other purposes" Part 3

Part 3 of NASA video piece "and for other purposes" Produced by Chris Valentine.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7FNykxD7eg&hl=en

STS-134 Flight Day 11 Wake Up Call

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaQk_ANwTUY&hl=en

SPACE SHUTTLE ENDEAVOR STS-126 LAUNCH 11/14/08 @ 7:55pm EST

As it states ladies and gents... STS-126 Launched on November 14, 2008 at 755pm EST video from the KSC parking lot across from OSB 2/Fire Station in front of the VAB. Enjoy.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLpGib8Zzxs&hl=en

CNN Coverage of The STS-54 Launch

From January 13, 1993 CNN Covers The 53rd Space Shuttle Launch. Launch At 8:59.30 am EST. The STS-54 Crew: Commander :John Casper Pilot :Donald R. McMonagle Mission Specialist 1 :Mario Runco, Jr. Mission Specialist 2 :Gregory J. Harbaugh Mission Specialist 3 :Susan J. Helms



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiSNX6gRn3w&hl=en

STS-126 Space Shuttle Endeavour landing in Edward Air Force Base

Space shuttle Endeavour and a crew of seven astronauts landed at 4:25 pm EST on Nov. 30 at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. The flawless touchdown wrapped up more than two weeks in space on the STS-126 mission.



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Lift off of Buran space shuttle Buran and Energiya rocket

This is the first launch of the Buran space shuttle. It flew in automatic mode from the start until the landing. From: www.buran-energia.com



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STS 119 Discovery Landing

STS 119 Discovery Landing



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FSX Star Trek Enterprise attack Carrier

Flight Simulator X



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiVsGqFhH94&hl=en

Shuttle Launch STS-134

Tucker, Summer and Chad at the Launch near Titusville



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCVHuAxTmzI&hl=en

Space Shuttle STS-92 Launch Cabin View

Shuttlesource.com presents the STS-92 launch as viewed from inside the space shuttle cabin. Visit shuttlesource.com for more videos on the NASA Space Shuttle Program.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnZ7-3mMBYw&hl=en

The Space Shuttle (1994)- Part 2/10

"Soar into space with those who stay behind." Written and directed by Scott Hicks, this 1994 Discovery Channel documentary centers on the preparations and launch of STS-59 (Endeavour) by focusing on the engineers, technicians, and directors who make spaceflight possible. Candid and emotional interviews show the history of NASA and the American Space Program in an unusually human light, describing what it really takes to launch a Shuttle. Part 2 contains: Johnson Space Center (Continued from Part 1, 00:00-05:58) Orbiter Processing Facility (05:58-09:57, continued in Part 3) Links: Part 1: www.youtube.com - Introductory Credits, Landing of STS-62, Kennedy Space Center, Johnson Space Center I Part 3: www.youtube.com - Orbiter Processing Facility II, Zero G., Suit Techs, Space Exploration I Part 4: www.youtube.com - Space Exploration II, Engines and Aft, Shuttle Training Aircraft Part 5: www.youtube.com - Thermal Protection, Vehicle Assembly Building, Apollo I Part 6: www.youtube.com - Apollo II, Roll Out to the Pad, Ice Team, The Launch Experience I Part 7: www.youtube.com - The Launch Experience II, Challenger I Part 8: www.youtube.com - Challenger II, Countdown to STS-59 I Part 9: www.youtube.com - Countdown to STS-59 II Part 10: www.youtube.com - Ending Credits



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2008: Space Shuttle Flight 122 (STS-123) Endeavour

Space Shuttle flight 122 (STS-123), narrated by the astronauts. Launch: March 11, 2008. Crew: Dominic Gorie, Gregory H. Johnson, Robert L. Behnken, Michael Foreman, Richard M. Linnehan, Takao Doi. Launching ISS Expedition 16 Crew: Garrett E. Reisman. Landing ISS Expedition 16 Crew: Leopold Eyharts. Mission: ISS assembly; 5 EVAs



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OY6qQK3iBU&hl=en

History of American Manned Spaceflight

Complete history of American Manned space flight, from early biplanes through to the internation space station. Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Space Shuttle, Mir and ISS. See the early missions, the first american in space, the moon landing, the first shuttle launch. Its all in this whistle stop tour of 50 years of spaceflight! Enjoy!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LH2IQpfyoE&hl=en

SPACE SHUTTLE LAUNCH - STS 127 - JULY 15, 2009 @ 603PM

FOLKS... this was a loong one coming. We finally were able to get enough weather clearence to get ENDEAVOUR up in space. WOW... and it was worth the wait. THE SKY WAS JUST AMAZING! The wind was a big strong so the ROAR and THUMP in my heart didn't last very long but it was a great feeling! I was overwhelmed from the last 5 attempts that my gratification was more silent then my normal loud cheer. ENJOY the LAUNCH VIDEO. I DID. Remember i'm inside KSC, so its not a public viewing site. This straight angle view is about 3.1 miles away only. You will notice it was a more quiet launch scene and there was about 50 people around me just taking in the MOMENT. (listen for the camera clicks, they go nuts)



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqYoq9oD5I8&hl=en

STS-49, Endeavour's first launch & landing (5-7-92)

STS-49, the first flight of the orbiter Endeavour. May 7, 1992.



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Space Shuttle Night Launch

STS-116 Delivers Permanent Power12.22.06 Space Shuttle Discovery's safe landing at Kennedy Space Center at 5:32 pm EST on Dec. 22, 2006 marked the successful completion of mission STS-116, one of the most challenging shuttle missions in NASA's history. During the 13-day mission -- the 20th shuttle flight to the International Space Station -- the crew rewired the outpost's power system and continued constructing the station by installing the P5 integrated truss segment. Discovery's liftoff on the mission was the first nighttime launch in more than four years.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di0vaqOWrS8&hl=en

Space Shuttle Discovery Launch 2011 - Mission STS-133 (HD) as seen on PBS

On February 24th, 2011, NASA's Space Shuttle Discovery launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida for its 39th and final trip into space. Mission STS-133 is brining new experiments and hardware to the International Space Station. Also on board is Robonaut 2, the first humanoid robot to fly in space. By the end of this mission Discovery will have over a year in space, and 148 million miles. Wish and pray for the crew and Discovery to return safely. Thanks for watching!! (And for 1000 plus views!) Please Like and Subscribe!!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvA2AKdgx-I&hl=en

FROM EARTH TO THE UNIVERSE - DE LA TIERRA AL UNIVERSO

LA EXPLORACIÓN ESPACIAL Y PLANETARIA



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWv_mU_9H-4&hl=en

Space Shuttles in Motion

A video with 80+ photos commemorating the final missions of the Space Shuttle program. This video pictures the Space Shuttles during the entire journey of a mission - from rolling over to the VAB to be lifted and mated with a rocket stock, to rolling out to the pad, being launched, returning for landing and finally being towed back to the OPF for post-mission servicing.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrjrneHU-Bs&hl=en

Apollo 17 Official Trailer HD - NASA Space Shuttle Launch

www.richardheathcote.co.uk This is the trailer I voiced for a documentary on Apollo 17, man's final mission to the moon. Documentary is set for distribution on TV networks worldwide.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oQ-0FhzsHA&hl=en

THE TETHER INCIDENT "Analyzed And Enhanced" NASA SPACE SHUTTLE STS-75

On Sunday, February 25, 1996, the Space Shuttle Columbia deployed an experimental tether into orbit. The experiment was called the Tethered Satellite System (TSS- 1R) and it's purpose of this was to attempt to generate electricity by utilizing Earth's magnetic field. Unfortunately the tether broke so the experiment was not a success, although approximately five hours of data were recorded. What really made "The Tether Incident" famous was the appearance of many unidentified flying objects (UFOs) clearly visible in the NASA footage. Conspiracy theorists rejected NASA's explanation of space debris and ice particles...



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The Launch

A track following the Shuttle from rollout to landing. ALL video property of NASA, coming from their website. "NASA/courtesy of nasa.gov." Music: "The Launch" by bkmusic1



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oVrQ9xa2hY&hl=en

STS-5 Columbia Space Shuttle Launch

shuttlesource.com presents the launch of the space shuttle Columbia on the 5th mission of the space shuttle program. For more free space shuttle video please visit shuttlesource.com



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-eK-MI2kvI&hl=en

STS-132 Landing from the Stands

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WY0mYd3tdqY&hl=en

STS-125 launch (Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 4)

en.wikipedia.org Mission name STS-125 Space shuttle Atlantis Launch pad LC-39A Launch date May 11, 2009, 2:01:56 pm EDT (18:01:56 UTC) Landing May 24, 2009, 11:39:05 am EDT (15:39:05 UTC) Runway 22 - Edwards Air Force Base Mission duration 12 days, 21 hours, 37 minutes, 9 seconds Number of orbits 197 Apogee 578 km Perigee 486 km Orbital period 97 min Orbital altitude 320 nautical miles (570 km) Orbital inclination 28.5° at 304 nautical miles Distance traveled 5.3 million miles www.nasa.gov Veteran astronaut Scott D. Altman commanded the final space shuttle mission to Hubble. Retired Navy Capt. Gregory C. Johnson served as pilot. Mission specialists included veteran spacewalkers John M. Grunsfeld and Michael J. Massimino and first-time space fliers Andrew J. Feustel, Michael T. Good and K. Megan McArthur. Atlantis astronauts repaired and upgraded the Hubble Space Telescope, conducting five spacewalks during their mission to extend the life of the orbiting observatory. They successfully installed two new instruments and repaired two others, bringing them back to life, replaced gyroscopes and batteries, and added new thermal insulation panels to protect the orbiting observatory. The result is six working, complementary science instruments with capabilities beyond what was available and an extended operational lifespan until at least 2014. With the newly installed Wide Field Camera, Hubble will be able to observe in ultraviolet and infrared spectrums as well as visible light ...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GYDx-oksmY&hl=en

STS-133:Discovery Landing

STS-133 Discovery Landing



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RmhK_nHKiQ&hl=en