@lvladikov Parts most exposed on high temperatures are covered with reinforced carbon laminate called RCC (Reinforced Carbon-carbon), it easly deals with temperatures up to 2000 Celsius degrees. Try to find more about "Space Shuttle thermal protection system".
@p4nk1 great! thx a lot :) but I've heard that when lightning strikes, the temperatures are a lot higher than 2000 Celsius, so what if a lightning strikes the shuttle? but I am sure they have other systems dealing with lightnings :D
hey spacerefonorbit, what is an "airf force base"
willghass 10 months ago
What's the message in the end? "Houston Discovery, wheel stop!" or "Houston Discovery, we are stopped!" ?? Really can't figure it out.
Neitschel 1 year ago
@Neitschel It's "wheel stop."
roamingcroat 11 months ago
imagine you pay the fuel :D
GUnit1966 1 year ago
Eternally jealous.
verticalsmurf 1 year ago
fentastic
rahulkkgilgal 1 year ago
how does the shuttle deal with extreme temperatures coming into the atmosphere ??
lvladikov 1 year ago
@lvladikov heat tiles and sheild
InfiniteForAMoment 11 months ago
@lvladikov Parts most exposed on high temperatures are covered with reinforced carbon laminate called RCC (Reinforced Carbon-carbon), it easly deals with temperatures up to 2000 Celsius degrees. Try to find more about "Space Shuttle thermal protection system".
p4nk1 6 months ago
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lvladikov 6 months ago
@p4nk1 great! thx a lot :) but I've heard that when lightning strikes, the temperatures are a lot higher than 2000 Celsius, so what if a lightning strikes the shuttle? but I am sure they have other systems dealing with lightnings :D
lvladikov 6 months ago
Not to mention the safest spacecraft used by nasa to date.
millsfireman 2 years ago
Am I the only one who wishes they'd keep flying these birds forever??
don312000 2 years ago
No your not. These are fantastic machines just in their prime of life....
mach25man 2 years ago
Excellent Video, I never seen.
pablomartinr 2 years ago
thats fuckin awesome my dad went out and took some pictures of it
lccs187 2 years ago
the boom was at around 2:52...nice nice nice video!!!
janesita1 2 years ago 2
i wonder when it actually happened in the video though.
Given how long that sound would have taken to reach the camera.
It may have physically happened 5 - 6 minutes beforehand. IE: before this video had even started.
roidroid 2 years ago
ufffffffffffffffff Nice landing
julio247dominicano24 2 years ago
did you guys hear the boom boom
MrCoolguy67 2 years ago
"boom boom" huh
lccs187 2 years ago
ha i went to go watch this and it was better in person
49erfan12 2 years ago
this is so awesome. congrats guys. I wanted to watch this, but was stuck in school and nobody would let me borrow an i-phone to watch it on. lol
drumforock 2 years ago
We have a bogey at 0730, incoming fast
teemuruskeepaa 2 years ago
awsome
atvonz 2 years ago
I heard the sonic booms but there was too much overcast to see anything.
bbartky 2 years ago
i waited outside my house with a video camera in victorville california didnt see shit lol
AmRFuKYaH 2 years ago
awesome
AlvaroQuintero96 2 years ago