Amazing video!!! ....SPACE SHUTTLE....THE MOST AMAZING SPACESHIP EVER BUILT..... WE'RE BEHIND YOU COLUMBIA...CHALLENGER...DISCOVERY....ATLANTIS AND ENDEAVOUR!!!!
Thank you: astronauts, scientists, mission controls, and all others that work for NASA. You have achieved your dream and beyond, and are a great source of inspiration for the world. There no words that can explain my gratitude for you all. Thank you so much.
Due to space research, the expectations of life have increased significantly for humans to inhabit the earth. Scientific discoveries, new technologies, new materials, electronics, robots, polymers, plastics, rubber, efficiencies, ways of working, ways to manage, how to avoid failures, ways to avoid mistakes, thousands, countless benefits. Thank you, NASA, thank you USA, for allowing all of humanity, achieve better our lives.
While I am quite partial to Endeavour, this was beautiful. I feel like I've lost my best friend of 30 years. Enterprise, Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Endeavour, Atlantis...thank you for your service to this country and the world. What a great ride it's been.
I watched this video with the soundtrack to beast of the southern wild and I cried. What a great accomplishment Thanks to whoever put this together great film..
@colinsubaru thank you.....Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour........you have showed what teamwork, hardwork, commitment, and dedication can do for a single nation's abilities and you have shown that you are the masters at space exploration. God bless all five of you. You will never be forgotten.
Farewell Shuttle, You were one of America's greatest achievments. You carried the dreams of this great nation for 30 years. You will be forever missed by those who dared to dream.
Having retired from the space program in 1993, it makes me so sad to see this all end after all our country has derived from this program. People just have no idea what we've learned from the space program and the benefits we are now enjoying. I love these photos.
You all did a great job! This is the best video - as a USA employee my job will be over with the Shuttle Retirement like so many others, but the music, the video, it was perfect. Pulls at the heartstrings and gives us pride in our Space Program and our country! Great job everyone!
You can see how faded the tiles were, these machines had definitely earned their retirement. These amazing rockets will continue to inspire for years to come in both their beauty and their history. We will not let them be the last of Americas legacy in space flight, as long as there are those who refuse to be limited by gravity.
There will be dragon 2 and BDF that will mark Americas return to human spaceflight. But even then, both America and Russia each have their own great achievements during the space race, thus both are leaders of space.
"On the day we did not expect it to go, it went." The missions are over and all we have now is the memory and the legacy. The legacy of Atlantis for most of its career was overshadowed by the accomplishments of its sister orbiters. But she got to finally show the whole world what a truely great craft she is. It is a testiment to the men and women who worked on her that she flew on time for the last launch with no mechanical issues. Thank you to all who worked on the shuttle program!
So true...Atlantis had so many first in its time in orbit but yet to say that this brave shuttle has seen so much and its time to rest. You will be missed but never forgotten! Good Speed Atlantis and Thank you to all...
Absolutely stunning and mesmerizing! Thanks for posting. In doubtful times like these, it's patriotic and uplifting to see America's and the world's greatness. Long Live Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour...
Uno de los mejores vídeos que he visto en mi vida entera. Siempre recordaré este espectacular programa, el de los transbordadores espaciales. Después del programa Apollo, creo yo, que el de los STS ha sido el mejor. #IMissShuttle
Another absolutely spectacular video, of a breathtaking flight! Watch it in HD, and crank up the sound. Even the soundtrack is spectacular. Beautifully done, NASA!
Imposible no emocionarse con este video, yo personalmente fuí seguidor del programa del Transbordador Espacial desde los 2 años, cuando vi en televisión despegar una de estas bellas máquinas, me hubiese gustado que hubiesen seguido volando hoy
I have to say i preferred your choice of music for the STS-134 video, but this perfectly reflects how we all feel that this is the last flight - sad. Thanks!
Fabulous!!! I love these ascent highlight videos. Especially the last 3. Although I still think the STS-133 video has the best punch. This one captures the sentimentality perfectly. I can't believe it's just about all over :-(
Came back to watch this on the same day of the launch of SpaceX Crew Dragon Demonstration Mission 1 from Launch Complex 39A. Nothing can quite match the majesty of a Space Shuttle flight, but it's exciting to know that we're finally nearing the end of the US human spaceflight gap.
This is fucking unbelievable and breathtaking. Absoutley stunning and cinematic shots in there. I feel humbled to be able to see angles like this of such a dramatic and amazing engineering feat. The seperation shots are the stuff of scifi movies. Wheres the HD 1080p bluray release?!!
Ryan19812012 there was many reasons. The remaining shuttles were over 30 years old, and the flights were becoming more expensive. With its primary goal of constructing the ISS complete, it would be better to send the shuttles into retirement so they could be preserved for ever instead of risking them to the same fates as Columbia and Challenger.
Congratulatios for your video, Amazing Images. Excelente video, increible la edicion, las fotografia. La verdad me cautivo. Saludos y un fuerte abrazo a todo ese maravilloso equipo de la Nasa, que simpre estan a la cabeza en todo lo que hacen. Gracias por subirlo. Y felicitaciones otra vez. Desde Mexico DF
One door closes and always another will open. Cannot wait to see what USA will have planned for the future of NASA. The work horse of low orbit space has come to an end, the shuttle program is now history. God Speed and hello deep space!
discovery, atlantis, endeavour your last steps into space also challenger and columbia all ways in my heart but also remember space shuttle Enterpise and Pathfinder
STS-135 FD12 Commander Chris Ferguson, Pilot Doug Hurley, Mission Specialists Sandy Magnus, Rex Walheim and the thousands of men and women powering the NASA Space Shuttle Program thank you. NASA Astronauts of Discovery, Endeavour and Atlantis Space Shuttles we honor your bravery courage and strength. Astronauts are Scientists, epic Educators Explorers, and honorable Heroes of the Universe we appreciate your service to our country bravo sincerely respectfully. kauaicr07
Anyone notice stuff falling off the orbiter at about :30 into lift off ?, what the hell was that ? , thought we fixed that stuff , hopefully this don't make for a bad re-entry ya know.
What an amazing achievement! Too sad that there isn't another program in sight. It shows how poor our country is - not just financially but intellectually and spiritually!
@@goldgamercommenting2990 Yes they will. SLS-1 actually used old used STS cases. There's 80 segments left over that are within spec for flight. 80 segments is enough for the 1st 8 Artemis missions, for Artemis #9 the new BOLE' booster with its filament wound case will take over from the old STS RSRM segments.
There still could be shuttle launches. If bush was elected president in 2000. But NASA was worried that another disaster could happen. 1 accident out of 100 mission could happen, but 1 accident is 1 to many. NASA was lucky to restart the shuttle program after the challenger accident.
Ryan19812012 after challenger, it was a great loss but the main goals of the shuttles was not complete. After Colombia was lost, it was clear that the shuttles needed to retire soon. After the completion of the ISS, the shuttles would be preserved for future generations to appreciate while NASA moved forward to developing missions back to the moon or Mars. The private industries can do most of the work at lower rates than the Shuttle ever could. It was their time, and now they can be appreciated forever in museums.
hw come there aren any manorities in da space program!?!?!seems like americans n other ppl frm around da globe are da ones to go,,,i dnt ever c a black person out in space,,!!!@#%^im jus sayin!!!!
Amazing video!!!
....SPACE SHUTTLE....THE MOST AMAZING SPACESHIP EVER BUILT.....
WE'RE BEHIND YOU COLUMBIA...CHALLENGER...DISCOVERY....ATLANTIS AND ENDEAVOUR!!!!
Thank you: astronauts, scientists, mission controls, and all others that work for NASA. You have achieved your dream and beyond, and are a great source of inspiration for the world. There no words that can explain my gratitude for you all. Thank you so much.
Due to space research, the expectations of life have increased significantly for humans to inhabit the earth.
Scientific discoveries, new technologies, new materials, electronics, robots, polymers, plastics, rubber, efficiencies, ways of working, ways to manage, how to avoid failures, ways to avoid mistakes, thousands, countless benefits. Thank you, NASA, thank you USA, for allowing all of humanity, achieve better our lives.
R.I.P Shuttle Program😢
While I am quite partial to Endeavour, this was beautiful. I feel like I've lost my best friend of 30 years. Enterprise, Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Endeavour, Atlantis...thank you for your service to this country and the world. What a great ride it's been.
Does anyone else get emotional watching these videos?
Me too. I really miss it!
This. This is what we humans do at our best.
And I am an awe of it.
Thankyou.
I watched this video with the soundtrack to beast of the southern wild and I cried. What a great accomplishment Thanks to whoever put this together great film..
@colinsubaru thank you.....Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour........you have showed what teamwork, hardwork, commitment, and dedication can do for a single nation's abilities and you have shown that you are the masters at space exploration. God bless all five of you. You will never be forgotten.
Farewell Shuttle, You were one of America's greatest achievments. You carried the dreams of this great nation for 30 years. You will be forever missed by those who dared to dream.
Having retired from the space program in 1993, it makes me so sad to see this all end after all our country has derived from this program. People just have no idea what we've learned from the space program and the benefits we are now enjoying. I love these photos.
You all did a great job! This is the best video - as a USA employee my job will be over with the Shuttle Retirement like so many others, but the music, the video, it was perfect. Pulls at the heartstrings and gives us pride in our Space Program and our country! Great job everyone!
The launch sequences are just awesome!
Goodbye space shuttles, we'll miss you! :(
The shuttle is really one of a kind
You can see how faded the tiles were, these machines had definitely earned their retirement. These amazing rockets will continue to inspire for years to come in both their beauty and their history. We will not let them be the last of Americas legacy in space flight, as long as there are those who refuse to be limited by gravity.
There will be dragon 2 and BDF that will mark Americas return to human spaceflight. But even then, both America and Russia each have their own great achievements during the space race, thus both are leaders of space.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. A very fitting tribute to an incredible machine and a wonderful era in spaceflight.
"On the day we did not expect it to go, it went." The missions are over and all we have now is the memory and the legacy. The legacy of Atlantis for most of its career was overshadowed by the accomplishments of its sister orbiters. But she got to finally show the whole world what a truely great craft she is. It is a testiment to the men and women who worked on her that she flew on time for the last launch with no mechanical issues. Thank you to all who worked on the shuttle program!
So true...Atlantis had so many first in its time in orbit but yet to say that this brave shuttle has seen so much and its time to rest. You will be missed but never forgotten! Good Speed Atlantis and Thank you to all...
Absolutely stunning and mesmerizing! Thanks for posting. In doubtful times like these, it's patriotic and uplifting to see America's and the world's greatness. Long Live Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour...
This clip is so amazing. Tears in my eyes the whole way through.....
Uno de los mejores vídeos que he visto en mi vida entera. Siempre recordaré este espectacular programa, el de los transbordadores espaciales.
Después del programa Apollo, creo yo, que el de los STS ha sido el mejor.
#IMissShuttle
a si es justo en mi cumpleaños 30! (june 2020) saludos from peru
Amazing...I'm speechless.
Another absolutely spectacular video, of a breathtaking flight! Watch it in HD, and crank up the sound. Even the soundtrack is spectacular. Beautifully done, NASA!
Imposible no emocionarse con este video, yo personalmente fuí seguidor del programa del Transbordador Espacial desde los 2 años, cuando vi en televisión despegar una de estas bellas máquinas, me hubiese gustado que hubiesen seguido volando hoy
I guess we can now all look forward to Orion :) Good job NASA!
I have to say i preferred your choice of music for the STS-134 video, but this perfectly reflects how we all feel that this is the last flight - sad. Thanks!
Amazing.....simply amazing. Thanks, NASA.
This is the best video for me in entire TH-cam.. congratulation and thanks for this beautiful video.
And thanks NASA for 30 years of amazing history.
I always enjoy these videos but this is the best one.
I'd rather pay for this than another war.
Fabulous!!! I love these ascent highlight videos. Especially the last 3. Although I still think the STS-133 video has the best punch. This one captures the sentimentality perfectly. I can't believe it's just about all over :-(
It takes months to plan one of these missions. Its over within days the shuttle was truly an amazing vehicle.
love the camera work. very dynamic. hooked immediately
Most expensive short film ever made, and worth every penny
It has now been 7 years since Atlantis touched down or the final time.
Oh, I forgot to say:
Awesome video edit, the music fits!
video + soundtrack = AWE INSPIRING
Came back to watch this on the same day of the launch of SpaceX Crew Dragon Demonstration Mission 1 from Launch Complex 39A. Nothing can quite match the majesty of a Space Shuttle flight, but it's exciting to know that we're finally nearing the end of the US human spaceflight gap.
feliz navidad equipo sts 135 Nasa!
Always look forward to these...As usual excellent work. Gonna miss this...
This is fucking unbelievable and breathtaking. Absoutley stunning and cinematic shots in there. I feel humbled to be able to see angles like this of such a dramatic and amazing engineering feat. The seperation shots are the stuff of scifi movies.
Wheres the HD 1080p bluray release?!!
Undoubtably one of the geekiest shuttle launch etc videos ever - IT'S Great!
I like that this video is precisely 17:01 long. Niiiiiice.
The shuttle was doing great there was no need to retire it.
Ryan19812012 there was many reasons. The remaining shuttles were over 30 years old, and the flights were becoming more expensive. With its primary goal of constructing the ISS complete, it would be better to send the shuttles into retirement so they could be preserved for ever instead of risking them to the same fates as Columbia and Challenger.
Congratulatios for your video, Amazing Images. Excelente video, increible la edicion, las fotografia. La verdad me cautivo.
Saludos y un fuerte abrazo a todo ese maravilloso equipo de la Nasa, que simpre estan a la cabeza en todo lo que hacen. Gracias por subirlo. Y felicitaciones otra vez. Desde Mexico DF
How Sad :'( but the space shuttle missions were WonderFul,RIP the ones they lost their lifes during the columbia and challenger :/
One door closes and always another will open. Cannot wait to see what USA will have planned for the future of NASA. The work horse of low orbit space has come to an end, the shuttle program is now history. God Speed and hello deep space!
If you can dream, you can reach the stars.
Eric Cottrell
discovery, atlantis, endeavour your last steps into space also challenger and columbia all ways in my heart but also remember space shuttle Enterpise and Pathfinder
very interesting video thanks
30 years was a long time for the space shuttle. But the shuttle was basically a 80's thing.
STS-135 FD12 Commander Chris Ferguson, Pilot Doug Hurley, Mission Specialists Sandy Magnus, Rex Walheim and the thousands of men and women powering the NASA Space Shuttle Program thank you. NASA Astronauts of Discovery, Endeavour and Atlantis Space Shuttles we honor your bravery courage and strength. Astronauts are Scientists, epic Educators Explorers, and honorable Heroes of the Universe we appreciate your service to our country bravo sincerely respectfully. kauaicr07
@rodsky71 : Thanks , it had me kinda spooked , appreciate your response :p
Anyone notice stuff falling off the orbiter at about :30 into lift off ?, what the hell was that ? , thought we fixed that stuff , hopefully this don't make for a bad re-entry ya know.
R.I.P Shuttle Program
What happened to the ballyhooed External Tank death cam images??
What an amazing achievement! Too sad that there isn't another program in sight. It shows how poor our country is - not just financially but intellectually and spiritually!
very interesting thanks
@TheMysteryofRichy STS-133 Ascent: Pilot's view (When you type in this you'll find one)
Gracias gracias
@MrPuffballboy 1080p isn't Blu-ray ;)
At 9:45 I almost thought that the Russian anthem will come up. That would have been unexpected :)
Was the spinning of the shuttle at the end an intended part of the mission?
Yes, I believe that to be for the ISS crew to check the heat-resistant tiles for damage to stop a repeat of the Columbia disaster.
@@olmusky8388correct
Checking for damage tiles are EXTREMELY important
yea we were.. i was just adding on
for the better good of man kind take all of them!!
Anyone knows of the original video?
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD !!!! : D ~~~
I never got to see a single launch 😓❌
Anybody else notice the whale breaching at 12:38?
*sniff*...
Yep, beautiful! But requiem of Mozart is "slightly" transformed...
doesn't 11:57 looks a bit CGI? or is it me?
It’s just you
so good. you dont need them :p
Ładna animacja
waiting for Artemis 2
No worries it’s in development with as we speak
The 1990's NASA had no shuttle disaster.
@12:40- Aaand the boosters splash down to be recovered and re-used on a later shuttle missio- oh... wait....
They just wont be reused on another Shuttle flight. They WILL be reused on an SLS flight, probably in 2022 now.
Yeah they will be continued to be used in a SLS flight.
@@hoghogwildthe boosters were unfortunately being put on display in California with endeavour
As for reusing the boosters on sls, they won’t….
@@goldgamercommenting2990 Yes they will. SLS-1 actually used old used STS cases. There's 80 segments left over that are within spec for flight. 80 segments is enough for the 1st 8 Artemis missions, for Artemis #9 the new BOLE' booster with its filament wound case will take over from the old STS RSRM segments.
Great job, but now it's time for Mars
0:33
*[SCIENCE INTENSIFIES]*
Pray for Dream Chaser. Pray for Dragon. Pray for America.
Alguém assistindo??🦋☠🌸🦄🍇💀🍄🌏😎🖤🔮
And this is how NASA ended!
There still could be shuttle launches. If bush was elected president in 2000. But NASA was worried that another disaster could happen. 1 accident out of 100 mission could happen, but 1 accident is 1 to many. NASA was lucky to restart the shuttle program after the challenger accident.
Ryan19812012 after challenger, it was a great loss but the main goals of the shuttles was not complete. After Colombia was lost, it was clear that the shuttles needed to retire soon. After the completion of the ISS, the shuttles would be preserved for future generations to appreciate while NASA moved forward to developing missions back to the moon or Mars. The private industries can do most of the work at lower rates than the Shuttle ever could. It was their time, and now they can be appreciated forever in museums.
jk the shuttles have been retired lol
First! ...of the last.
Our government once did great, almost impossible things. Now it redistrubutes money.
Its just model.doesnt really fly.
Clearly you haven’t seen a real launch
Learn history you conspiracy theorist
NASA take all of my tax dollars! ALL OF THEM!
hw come there aren any manorities in da space program!?!?!seems like americans n other ppl frm around da globe are da ones to go,,,i dnt ever c a black person out in space,,!!!@#%^im jus sayin!!!!
Hoping the voice of ignorance , will shut up once and for all.
very interesting thanks