Remembering the Space Shuttle Columbia Part 3 0f 3

[asmalik3333]

sad

[cheesecake12222]

i remember this funny stuff ain't it fellows

[tombkreeper3]

my dad was watching this as it was entering the atmosphere and he said "what if it explodes" and only 12 seconds later it broke into pieces.

[linz85able]

That's intuition for ya. But i hope it wasn't used as humour...

[tombkreeper3]

lol nope, wasn't used for humor, but it's freakin creepy how that happened O.o

[monky253]

this is not a funny thing people died in this and some of think this is funny. How will you like it if you ummm fell of a cliff and we think that is funny yeah thing of that.>:-{

[harendrasharma021]

[b][i]nice video.................

[DonGiglino]

Arnt all those pieces contaminated with solor radiation? how does that work? ive always wondered. anyone have any idead?

[doox420]

a piece of tile?

[zykeaisem13]

she means space tile

[MOSKII58]

okay, i lost my comment, but the three remaining shuttles are: Atlantis, Endeavour, & Discovery... The two that are lost are: Challenger (Jan 1986) & Columbia( Feb 2003)

the o-ring caused expansion & the leak on the Challenger, & the tile damage to the wing caused it to ultimately come apart,piece by piece, until a leak into the cabin at great speed & the surrounding heat & fire as they were re-entering at such a high rate of speed caused all to burn up in a matter of seconds..

[Jobbyboy88]

name of the song??

It's great...

[CheerChick9931]

i live near NASA in Fl and i learned alot i even learned about htis. its sad

[ijakeash]

I live near where it exploded and the explosion was so loud that it woke me up and set off a few car alarms near where i live.

[MOSKII58]

what was too funny???? Our astronauts disenigrating, losing the shuttle, not sure where the humor lies in this event, oh the car alarm going off?? hahaha you have a weird sense of what is deemed funny..

[laserfloyd]

Search Google for "nasa spinoff page" and enlighten yourself.

[elrosebudd]

well put.

[ironcow27]

there r cures in other countries

[felixcat90]

R.I.P. these guys risks thier lives for human exploration

[supashadow1]

i remember watching the peicies of the shuttle go down, they showed it for like, an hour

[dos1943]

yeah but what peice of the shuttle was it that hit a house and in a vid a so a piecie of a astronaught bootom part of shoe so how could it be bodies

[tomato6999]

RIP all of you god be with you.

[78720]

who rely saw the accent

[Maxxamaxx]

R.I.P.

We always will remember you here, in Russia

[Catrina1978]

Rest in peace guys BIG HUG FROM PORTUGAL

[Kcfan4133]

if u count those fires at 4:47 there 7 of them so it might of been bodies burning up, But they looked a bit bright and big so hard to tell

[sml417]

The shuttle was about 40-50 miles away from the camera at the time that the images were taken. The flame trails were from very large metal fragments, not the crew, must of whom were "protected" within the cabin and found relativly intact.

[sddffdfdan]

so sad,my teacher was gone for like a year because she knew one of the astronauts DAVID BROWN R.I.P david and all you others

[SUPERBURRITO]

4:47 i mean. sry

[SUPERBURRITO]

At 4:57 are those the bodies of the crew burning up? I don't want to sound rude. Scary thought. God Bless them and their families.

[tccphoto]

I never thought of that way, but I guess it is.

[cenasux12]

i dont think so i think they woulnt be visible theyd be smaller and they would vaporise instantly

[mjward99]

It's possible...the suits that they wear are made to withstand decompression, It was designed to protect shuttle crew in the event of loss of cabin pressure at altitudes up to 30 km, It also serves to insulate the crew from cold air or water temperatures after a bail out from the shuttle.

[Twinhit]

Fascinating isn't it?

Copyrighting photos of the deaths of others.

[NicoleRichieofficial]

nice