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Can you do STS 109 launch from the shuttle cockpit with the audio?

They need a Space Shuttle in Microsoft FS 2024

NASA...Tower...You were not cleared for take-off...

The great complimentary video to the one you posted yesterday about riding into space with video from the SRBs. Now we can come back down to Earth. Perfect symmetry.

That happy laughter after touchdown made me smile 🙂

Best shuttle HUD video yet!

Why cut short? Was cool to see and hear SRB tumble down.

Love the Space Shuttle

When they started using the RocketCams on the Shuttle stack, we got some pretty amazing videos of what it was like to ride a rocket into space. Many years before this, I obtained a video from a RocketCam attached to a Pegasus rocket, which was one of the greatest launch videos I ever saw. Like the X-15, the Pegasus was launched from a B-52, then headed up into space. Watching that process unfold in real time, as if you were sitting on the rocket riding it into space, was just amazing. I used to use this video when I ran a large traveling space exhibition called Space Expo. We had a 6,000 sq ft exhibition space filled with huge models from NASA, and even a section from the original Mission Control. We had a lot of interactive events, such as doing a Shuttle Tile demonstration using a blow torch. But my favorite thing would be when I gathered people together to go watch this Pegasus video. I asked them "How would you like to take a ride into space?" Then we would go to the video wall and run this footage. The reactions were priceless, and I never got tired of it. Seeing people light up like that, and get excited about the prospects of spaceflight, was one of the most rewarding jobs I ever accomplished. Nowadays I travel the world talking about my book on the X-15 and get to see those lights go on again.

Once the orbiter was aligned to the mount points on the external tank, did the crane move the orbiter onto them? How was it locked on?

I remember Crippen and Young 1981 April the maiden voyage of Columbia before the test mission of Enterprise 1977

DID THE ATC SAY REMAIN OFF THE RUNWAY ? ? ?

It would nice to have some for STS 103 the Christmas flight

Can you do STS 109 launch Replays

This thing flew over my house in Edmonton Alberta. Made me drop my burger,

Can you do STS 109 launch Replays

I have about 10 DVDs of this mission I recorded off DirectTV - are you all set?

Filling the shuttle coverage gaps on YT per usual. This was only a few months before I started watching the shuttle. You and LM5 are the best.

That was the only Spaceship we had. The rest is a capsule on the roof of a rocket 😂😂

Someone please help me out here. If one were to touch any one of the protective tiles upon landing here would they really hot or really cold?

Every NTSC video now feels like the start of a Backrooms video to me.

I was there at Edwards. Watched this live.

Ominously STS 27, Atlantis, did not look nearly as good

I saw this in Tucson in 1986 ? It was whatever shuttle was flying at the time, maybe Challenger ?

Getting up close and personal with a Space Shuttle was always a thrilling experience. Never did do a walk around while out on the lakebed, but did have several experiences when it was in the Orbiter Processing Facility and in the Vehicle Assemble Building. A couple of the best ones were at the location in Palmdale where the orbiters were constructed. I first saw the Enterprise about 2 weeks prior to rollout. The day I was there they were just painting on the orbiter's name, which was very cool to see. I was there many times during the construction of Endeavour, literally watching her take shape, then was there to climb aboard Columbia during her refurbishment for the glass cockpit upgrade, not long before she left for Florida for the last time.

Col. Rick Husband was a great guy and Laurel clarke great lady❤❤

Cool wills willie McCool was knownsts to the Nasa family😢

Sad fot the 2nd time in space history and 17 years after Challenger, Columbia tragedy became to me Nasa finally retired the space shuttle era age

I remember seeing these beasts come into and out of Davis Monthan AFB a few times. One day I was out a few miles from the base and it took off right over us. I just kept thinking how does this thing stay airborne because it was flying at a crawl. I miss those days so much. As a kid my dad and I watched every launch and I've got a lot of the shuttle patches. Great memories

Just about the entire planet puts their differences aside when it comes to these catastrophes

I was 2 when this happened i remember everything. This was m urder

If I remember, during these relocation flights I think they were 2 crew members, pilots in the Shuttle....

The fact that NASA took hours to say the crew were dead just about sums them up

$200 B WASTE of hard earned taxpayer $$ Defund nasa

Cool that they had the Space Camp kids asking questions.

These videos are absolutely terrific. Thank you !

Will you do STS 118 full launch countdown

What a awesome video!

You really pulled out all the stops for the STS-26 footage. Many thanks for this treasure trove of archive films from that mission.

That is so cool 👍

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When I was a kid I saw this and I could not believe it was real. It amazed me greatly, a space ship over a plane, WHAT THE F***.

Thank You for share all STS-26 videos!!! Thank You bringing to us Space Shuttle enthusiasts these beatiful articles!!!

Love this and the ATC!

1:59:22 Last communication with the Shuttle

SUGGESTION: MORE NASA MERCHANDISE!!!!

IT IS TIME TO DREAM BIG AGAIN.

STS 61C was the 24th mission of the space shuttle program and the seventh flight of the space shuttle Columbia. It launched from the Kennedy space Centre on January 12, 1986 and landed on January 18. It was the last shuttle mission before the Challenger accident Days later after 61C landing

Always great to see the actual news coverage from the time of these flights. That is often lost, and we only have the official NASA films to see the mission. Those are certainly important, but seeing how things are covered by the media is also very important, and also gives an immediacy to what was happening.