STS-133 Flight Day 2 Highlights: Discovery Crew Inspects Orbiter

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[natachachough]

The music isn't chosen for the mission- each day a song is dedicated to a specific crew member by their families. This just goes to show how little the public understands about NASA and the shuttle program.

[GailRandolph]

Perfect song to go with the celebration. Very humbling that the NASA family feels they are a thread in the tapestry.

[flyfritha]

Mike is one of the smartest Ground Controllers I've ever worked with...he knows his stuff! Congratulations on 100+ Shuttle missions, Mike!

[mYOzZyKaT]

the Stott Kopra "I love you" exchange was kind of unusual..

[BGSoccerMagic]

NASA people we need you to start working on the next Shuttle program, screw Mars and Moon. MANKIND NEEDS MORE and BETTER SHUTTLES.

[idiotkrati]

proud of you

from Norway

[boodlewoodle]

yep horrible music but wow what a view..

[paneos7]

exactly this...most ppl they dont understand what r those ppl r doing there

[danielmartinex]

lol if it was the austronout who put on the song

[trile666]

1 of best nasa videos !

[ElDoctorJanItor]

I love how you can see the Windows XP taskbar at the bottom of the giant flight status screen. I wonder if they ever watch movies on that computer :p

[flyfritha]

@ElDoctorJanItor I work Ground Control on the console that starts that application...and haven't had the opportunity to test that out!

[Grillzor]

Dear Nasa, can you please update all the cameras with 1080p HD ones, especially on the Shuttle and Space Station. I would highly appreciate it.

[JerdooFlightX]

nice to see nasa posts this, it would be more nice though if you could show everyone whats on the other side of the moon ... you know the part armstrong once commented about and the part nobody's has seen before ... ;)

[doubleas2380]

Prince of egypt music was perfect!

[screamjackson]

i wanna be able to see were the ISS is in real time on Google Earth and be able to fly along with it :/ that would be awesome!

[WorldwideWakeupCall]

Wow horrible music. Not to be prejudice but bad choice for the mission...

[flyfritha]

@WorldwideWakeupCall Crew's family usually picks the wakeup music!!!

[GordoRegal94]

Great to see the Canadian supplied robotics systems on the shuttles and of course the ISS still performing flawlessly.

[TheVoyagerFan]

I LOVE THESE VIDEOS!! Please keep posting them. :)

[bubbyslife2]

chemtrails from above

[ScottishAtheist]

@bubbyslife2

Hahaha ... please be joking.

[BuschTukkerMan]

Great video again guys woo hoo!

[crapper1]

wow hearing the stations raw audio is very cool to see and hear life aboard it hope station keeps flying high and keeps teaching for many years to come

[kojimapie]

thanks NASA =D

[anathema199201]

THIS IS REALLY COOOOOOOL!!

[Slides2006]

Poor Kopra

[gforce527]

What a good sport Tim Kopra is! I'd be totally guttered to have my launch delayed and then get injured on a bicycle in the meantime :(

That ESA ATV Is HUGE! so much real estate inside that thing!

[necox5]

I love the wake up calls :D

[armchairastronaut78]

Just extraordinary.

[akierrs2]

Nice video, nice update

[grybold]

Excellent video. Thank you very much for an excellent update to the current mission status with video. Very good coverage of the mission. I'm looking forward to tomorrow's video as well. Thank you.

[wasdom01]

"Through Heaven's Eyes"? Really? Maybe you could try "A Glorious Dawn" with Carl Sagan by 'Symphony of Science' next time. That wouldn't be against the Constitution would it?

[AlexandruUrsachi]

@wasdom01

SACRILEGE ! Lol I said something similar on a NASA facebook page and they deleted my comment...

[wasdom01]

@AlexandruUrsachi Ha! :). Thanks buddy. I have only praise for the amazing scientific achievements that NASA have accomplished over the years, and I do enjoy being able to be a fly on the wall via these videos. BUT...I have some serious problems with the fact that religious overtones always seem to work their way into almost everything that NASA and the military say or do. The words of this particular little ditty sent shivers up my spine.

[AlexandruUrsachi]

@wasdom01

It's the way NASA is being run that I have a problem with, there are great people working there but we know how US politics are today and sadly NASA is a governmental agency that is pretty much dictated by Washington politics. As you know, president Obama shows great respect for his country's constitution by attending "national prayer" or something like that. Oh, I'm just hoping they delete this comment so people can see how much they really care about free speech and plurality.

[wasdom01]

@AlexandruUrsachi True. Maybe you could post another comment that says "You can never see through the eyes of man, you must look at your life...look at your life through heaven's eyes! lalalalala....lalalalala", and see which one they take down first ;). Honestly though, I have 'faith' (probably shouldn't use that word, ha) that your comments would be safe on this forum...surely? I'm off to watch a 'tdarnell' video to pick my 'spirits' (another poor word choice) up. No Bible songs in his videos.

[AlexandruUrsachi]

@wasdom01

Haha, have fun dude

[ElDoctorJanItor]

@wasdom01 It wasn't mission control's choice, it was one of the crewmembers' family's.

[wasdom01]

@ElDoctorJanItor Yes, I know :). Even though it was chosen by "Mike's family", I still thought that starting the video off this way warranted a comment. I wish Mike and his family all the best even though we don't share the same taste in music. I'm sure that many other viewers will like it too. But it was still NASA's choice to release the video to the public in this form and if you listen to the lyrics you might see why my initial comment has gone down so well. What do you think of the lyrics?

[Androly]

@wasdom01 Best.comment.ever.

Symphony of Science should have been blasting at the visitor's complex right before launch!!

[wasdom01]

@Androly Ha! Thanks bud. Yours must be the 'second. best. comment. eva.' then ;).

[Androly]

@wasdom01 Hehe. I did have it blasting on my phone though, but it would have been cool to be able to share it with everyone.

The Poetry of Reality is also my wake up alarm ring tone, lol. I guess I'm a fanboy.

[wasdom01]

@Androly That's a good one too. Makes me think that I should try waking up to something like that...instead of the god awful buzzing noise that I'm forced to endure now. I envy you! ;)

[Androly]

@wasdom01 Poetry of Reality is the best as a wake up alarm because it starts off slowly and builds up, so you never have one of those "the world is about to end" wake ups :)

[wasdom01]

@Androly LOL, that's it - I'm going to try it too now. I'm sick of thinking that the world is about to end 365 times each year (730 if you include the re-buzz after having hit the snooze button).

[HumanTargetAus]

very cool

[mikedelgado8888]

I think i would be to scared to visit space.

[cody0653]

first and this is AWESOME O.O