With Mark Kelly in Command Crew Train for STS-134 Shuttle Mission

[SnottyAust]

Incredible flame out approach ! loved it

[VIR092]

Perfect landing, he was right on those speeds like flies on sugar.

[brentsrx7]

I love this stuff!!!! I can see why people might think it could appear boring, but this whoops the ass of every documentary or article on the shuttle program. This IS how the crew operates a shuttle, this is an intimate view of how a shuttle is operated. Far more historically relevant, and fascinating then some dramatic views of a launch and people flipping around on ISS. These are the video's people need to see. Although a dry run, I find this absolutely fascinating, thanks NASA TV.

[maksphoto78]

Look at the angle of approach! The Orbiter is basically falling towards the runway.

[joachim2464]

@maksphoto78 thats why they call it the flying brick:)

[maksphoto78]

Fincke! :-)

[necox5]

Nice! More videos like this! :D

[1Nekit1]

STS-134...

[Bluenoser613]

NASA is really stepping up with the videos for the last few flights. Thanks to the crew for putting up with the cameras!

[mikafan1003]

No head-up display? Anyway, I think space shuttle commander is the coolest job in the world. :)

[1Nekit1]

@mikafan1003 HUD is used for fuel tanks, engine fuel receiving, lights, electricity and some other stuff like that.

[mikafan1003]

@1Nekit1 At first, I couldn't see HUD on the cockpit. Lol. Thank you. :)

[Tyrannobeast]

On February the 10, about 2:50 PM, a group of jets passed overhead, a bit north of Lake Olympia Parkway in Missouri City. I got a couple of pictures, and I'm pretty sure the planes are NASA T-38s. Was this an Astronaut training flight?

[piecrust8]

Wow! Another great video. :D