@rustyspartner... Wake up, people! His comment was actually written in a trailer park somewhere near Groom Lake, Nevada. Don't be brainwashed by 'the boy'.
@rustyspartner... Fantatstic! Just what the world needs...another Nosy Be pirate?! One tip for you. Peurile insults dont do a lot for you image as an informed commentator, a little like your original comment..."Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt."?!
@rustyspartner Retarded comment of the year goes to rustyspartner! They payed $1bn per launch to fake it and as for the International Space Station it's sitting in area 51 surrounded by magic and fairies. People like you should of had their throats cut at birth, a complete drain on human civilization. Anyway brilliant video, looking forward to the next decade or two to watch these kind of videos from deep space, hopefully the moon aswell!
@JB9208 I just thought of something, how 'bout you fuck off? Your mom paid me $1 billion to shove my cock in her pie hole so she could make a deposit @ the sperm bank to fill the test tube that was your womb. And what an insightful assumption you've made about my contributions to society based on one drunken comment. I'll make an assumption about you based on your comment. You must be female. I'd rather not get into a battle of wits with the weaker sex.
@rustyspartner You just proved your inferior IQ to the rest of us YET again. Childish comments and a ton of incorrect facts EVERY POST. Everyone here is laughing at you. Your a joke of a human being, accept it. You live in a deluded little world in your mothers basement most probably, spewing out mindless shit about conspiracies in the hope that it will make you important and people will actually acknowledge you but the fact is, we hate you? Most of us wish that you didn't even exist, pathetic.
2 theiving black mailing banks corrupt politicians that help bust unions to prison complex,
3. cheap skating corporations willing to cut jobs for financial gain
4. A do nothing Congress
5. Two next generation jets F22 F35 plus 'easily hackable' stealth drones
6.Our space program is outdated and the death in the Columbia and Challenger show that reusing shuttles are another challenge. Right now maybe privitalization might be better
Why do they throttle down for a second time when they're about to enter orbital insertion? Surely the atmosphere is very thin so there'd be no stress on the ship? And why, on the edge of space, would they experience 3 gs?
@roystonsaxon In orbit there's .9 gs, because you're really not that far from Earth. Weightlessness in orbit is caused by constantly falling towards Earth, but while moving sideways fast enough to not hit. But the reason there are 3 gs during launch is because they're accelerating upwards (at about 30 m/s^2), and thus getting pushed back in they're seats with 3 times the force of gravity.
If you are stupid enough to think Obama is the one the ended the space program you obviously aren't smart enough to follow NASA and you should find something else to do, like watch Hoarders.
@Navy6438 You mean every President since Kennedy that bankrupt our country mixed with a shuttle program that had no purpose but to waste billions since it had no purpose anymore? Yeah, that guy.
ahh, i see. those people have some big balls to be strapped to all that "fuel" and to be shot into outerspace...you couldnt pay me enough money to go for that ride.
@treezy333 Negative return is just referencing return to the launch site not the other abort modes. Sites over seas in France and Africa are additional abort sites on launch.
@ icomethird: yes, the nozzles can vectorize thrust to make it more efficient at different phases of the ascent. At launch, they concentrate their exhaust inwards to help maintaining vertical balance given the enormous weight of the ET. After staging, they steer their thrust outwards to ensure the vehicle's trajectory. Finally, shortly before MECO, they swivel to turn the vehicle upside down in order to limit the stress to 3 Gs (the air is too thin to perform this with the wings' elevons).
Look how much humans have made it from 100 years.
Just 100 years, VERY little time in our universe, from the first flight of the wright brothers, to launching into space in the 60's.
It's so amazing, our universe is so beautiful and I hope in another hundred years we will be able to go from our universe, to other universes and make science better, with answers and explanations.
@porkypker27 The universe is commonly defined as the totality of everything that exists. Yet you discovered more? You should work for NASA man. Write a book and make a movie. LoL
@porkypker27 Why can't everybody understand things such as these the way you do?? The beauty of the engineering of space shuttles, planes, and even auto mobiles. I'm happy that there are people like you that can understand the true beauty in these amazing creations and not take them for granted, passing them on like it is no big deal.
@Johnny4718 I'm sorry, the Wright brothers are credited to the first heavier than air powered flight by the FAI. In 1905 they had a 40 minute flight. In 1906, Santos Dumont only managed a little over 200 meters.
@Johnny4718 BOTH WRONG! The worlds first heavier than air powered flight occurred on March 31st in 1902...Conducted by pioneer aviator Richard Pearse (1877-1953) in Temuka New Zealand. Pearse is also credited with the invention of the worlds first variable pitch propellor and the aileron. The aircraft flew for 350 yards before ending up in a tree 4 metres above the ground. His aircraft was the first to use ailerons, instead of the inferior wing warping system that the Wright's used...
because the body is expriencing multiple G's during launch. This puts pressure on the heart. This is why astronauts must be 100% fit to go into space because they must be able to withstand such pressure.
u know... looking at these guys :) taking off in a shuttle doesn't look too bad, but i know they're under a lot of G's but they look like they're just like "meh" G-force's are nothing...
7000 miles per hour Oh my god this must be one of the best engine ever invented.. In 500 miles per hour u can get shred how much more if ur traveling 7000 mules per hour....
@pagan43m funny, both you and I noticed his shortcomings ... can't say I would be any braver than him, travelling @ 7,000 miles per hour... I only drive 65 ((^_^))
2 thumbs up for me. :) Went back to watch a flight deck view of a Discovery launch. Yesterday (6-21-11) I got to see Discovery in the OPF, go inside and see both decks for myself. It is really small. Looks bigger on TV. Will post the videos over the weekend. Still pics will be at TheScienceMinute-dot-com. I sincerely believe we're ending the shuttle program too early. We need a space station in equatorial orbit for moon hops. Made out of Bob Bigelow's inflatable modules, perhaps. Ah, well..
Part 1,Front left of screen is Mark Kelly, who was Commander of sts 134,Endeavour's last flight & the shuttle programmes 2nd last shuttle flight of the programme also in May this year.He is brother of Scott who was the Commander of the ISS on Expedition 26 earlier this year.Behind him on his left is Mike Fossum, who just this week launched aboard the Soyuz rocket to be part of the Expedition 28 mission. To the right of Kelly is the shuttle Commander,Steven Lindsey..toBcont'd in part 2.
@miles2057 Part 2,Steve Lindsey was Commander of sts133 earlier this year [2011] which was also the last shuttle mission for Discovery.To Mark's right behind the Commander is Lisa Nowak who is the astronaut that drove across the US in a nappy to assault a woman,who was having an affair with a fellow astronaut that Lisa was having an affair with.she was charged with attempted kidnapping.This was her 1 &only space flight,she was dismissed from NASA after the incident. I thought I'd mention this.
@miles2057 "Front left of screen is Mark Kelly, who was Commander of the ISS earlier this year &brother of Scott Kelly who was Commander of space shuttle Endeavour that was sts 134"
Flip that. Scott commanded Expedition 26, Mark commanded STS-134.
It was wonderful the way Discovery drove into space & captured many valuable secrets there like Black holes etc. But did the space astronauts of Discovery discover the fact that this whole universe is not unattended. It has a creator & controller of the systems that they did or didn’t discover? Talking about the earth when heavy tornado like winds blow all the human science & developments fail to control them. We must accept this fact that all this universe has a creator & a controller.
Thank-you for posting this! I've seen 4 shuttle launches from Titusville/KSC, and have enjoyed the "Shuttle Experience" ride at KSC three times. I'm amazed as to how smooth the ride looks inside the cockpit! I really thought it would be more jolting.
@YayitsTimm They're going to Low Earth Orbit, to the International Space Station. To get into orbit, it takes about 8.5 minutes. Once there, it takes them about 2 days to dock with the ISS.
@YayitsTimm It took the Saturn V Rocket 4 days to get to the Moon. The Space Shuttle never goes to the moon. But NASA's next project is to return to the moon and colonize it.
Man the PLT was pumped to GO!!!!, of course I would also be stoked out of my mind!!! I love how the MS1 and MS2 were doing high 5's after SRB separation! xD I would sell my soul to the devil for a chance to be there!
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@Silverweed60 Have you ever rode one of those Greyhounds??? Thats why they are so calm and cool, because they know there aren't on that bus lol, ha ha ha.
@TheCindy210 Short answer: it ain't easy and they have a lot of help. You can see a pretty good view of how they climb into their seats in this video: watch?v=Gaq7dWptuh8
@TheCindy210 through the main hatch, orbiter ingress is quite a show in itself. The crew is helped in their seats by an amazing team of professionals that make sure that every little detail is in order, the closeout crew. By the time they hit T0 the astronauts have been on their backs about 2 hours, then they have a +-3G ride for about 9 minutes. But after that it's zero G! :)
@RyansBriefs I like your take on this but it would be more like this: Astronaut: 3 mins and counting Houston: Copy that Astronaut: Oh crap Houston: WHAT?!?! Astronaut: I have to take a shit. Houston: well, what are you waiting for? Astronaut: you're right I'm done.. .. Astronaut: Houston? Houston: Yes, astronaut. Astronaut: where's the flush? Houston: *facepalm*
i was lucky enough to see the international space station when it passed over my city but unfortunately it only appeared as a bright light which later on disapeared into the earths shadow. they told us it was gonna come over the city on the news.
YEAH!
hootiepaladin 19 hours ago
I would give my middle nut for the chance to go up on a Shuttle... just for the chance to look down.
wickedpissa25 6 days ago
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TheBmoll 1 week ago
Wake up, people! This actually took place in a warehouse near Groom Lake, Nevada. Don't let yourself be brainwashed by "the man".
rustyspartner 1 week ago
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TheBmoll 1 week ago
@rustyspartner... Wake up, people! His comment was actually written in a trailer park somewhere near Groom Lake, Nevada. Don't be brainwashed by 'the boy'.
TheBmoll 1 week ago
@TheBmoll I live in a trailer park near Madagascar. Get it right, skidmark.
rustyspartner 1 week ago
@rustyspartner... Fantatstic! Just what the world needs...another Nosy Be pirate?! One tip for you. Peurile insults dont do a lot for you image as an informed commentator, a little like your original comment..."Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt."?!
TheBmoll 1 week ago
@rustyspartner Retarded comment of the year goes to rustyspartner! They payed $1bn per launch to fake it and as for the International Space Station it's sitting in area 51 surrounded by magic and fairies. People like you should of had their throats cut at birth, a complete drain on human civilization. Anyway brilliant video, looking forward to the next decade or two to watch these kind of videos from deep space, hopefully the moon aswell!
JB9208 1 week ago
@JB9208 I just thought of something, how 'bout you fuck off? Your mom paid me $1 billion to shove my cock in her pie hole so she could make a deposit @ the sperm bank to fill the test tube that was your womb. And what an insightful assumption you've made about my contributions to society based on one drunken comment. I'll make an assumption about you based on your comment. You must be female. I'd rather not get into a battle of wits with the weaker sex.
rustyspartner 1 week ago
@rustyspartner You just proved your inferior IQ to the rest of us YET again. Childish comments and a ton of incorrect facts EVERY POST. Everyone here is laughing at you. Your a joke of a human being, accept it. You live in a deluded little world in your mothers basement most probably, spewing out mindless shit about conspiracies in the hope that it will make you important and people will actually acknowledge you but the fact is, we hate you? Most of us wish that you didn't even exist, pathetic.
JB9208 1 week ago
HAHA! That's the lady that assaulted her lover's girlfriend! Weirdo.
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2 theiving black mailing banks corrupt politicians that help bust unions to prison complex,
3. cheap skating corporations willing to cut jobs for financial gain
4. A do nothing Congress
5. Two next generation jets F22 F35 plus 'easily hackable' stealth drones
6.Our space program is outdated and the death in the Columbia and Challenger show that reusing shuttles are another challenge. Right now maybe privitalization might be better
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J5MARLON 2 weeks ago
It's soo quiet in there. I would've just yelled OMG I M GOING 2 SPACE!!!!!
jhibbs55 3 weeks ago
Why do they throttle down for a second time when they're about to enter orbital insertion? Surely the atmosphere is very thin so there'd be no stress on the ship? And why, on the edge of space, would they experience 3 gs?
roystonsaxon 4 weeks ago
@roystonsaxon In orbit there's .9 gs, because you're really not that far from Earth. Weightlessness in orbit is caused by constantly falling towards Earth, but while moving sideways fast enough to not hit. But the reason there are 3 gs during launch is because they're accelerating upwards (at about 30 m/s^2), and thus getting pushed back in they're seats with 3 times the force of gravity.
Tyrannobeast 3 weeks ago
1:43 The.. Im on Earth but gona be in space in 10 minutes.. Dance
xD
sixsixsik 1 month ago
what are they all the time doing with their books or folders????
LeFawkes 1 month ago
how long would it take to the spain runway?
Mallaclllypse 1 month ago
@Mallaclllypse About an hour
istvanklein 1 month ago
Noticed Lisa Nowak is on this flight, lol.
davidseawa 1 month ago
If you are stupid enough to think Obama is the one the ended the space program you obviously aren't smart enough to follow NASA and you should find something else to do, like watch Hoarders.
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J5MARLON 2 weeks ago
I need views, please
Daniela2001ish 1 month ago
It's pretty bad we have to watch YouTube Vids of the Space Shuttle because some idiot shut down the Program.
Navy6438 1 month ago 2
@Navy6438 You mean every President since Kennedy that bankrupt our country mixed with a shuttle program that had no purpose but to waste billions since it had no purpose anymore? Yeah, that guy.
tonchibear 1 month ago
Paving the way...for the funding to be cut since nobody seems to believe in science anymore in this bassackwards country.
Olysk8er 2 months ago
Sarah Pailin & The Teabaggers dislike this video because Jesus is not on board to prevent science being done.
Daxman1984 2 months ago
ahh, i see. those people have some big balls to be strapped to all that "fuel" and to be shot into outerspace...you couldnt pay me enough money to go for that ride.
treezy333 2 months ago
@washington why would they be screwed if they can return after a malfunction? i.e. engine failure.
treezy333 2 months ago
so what happens when the shit hits the fan once the shuttle passes the point of negative return?? i.e. engine failure
treezy333 2 months ago
@treezy333 There is a point of return. If they can return then they are screwed.
washington95 2 months ago
@treezy333 Negative return is just referencing return to the launch site not the other abort modes. Sites over seas in France and Africa are additional abort sites on launch.
amgen52 2 months ago
O tas 2 more year so i could become an austronaut whoooo hooi
bryanplacencia 2 months ago
Amazing
CeLyNinfa 3 months ago in playlist Apollo 11 Take off
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zaaliBox 3 months ago
@ icomethird: yes, the nozzles can vectorize thrust to make it more efficient at different phases of the ascent. At launch, they concentrate their exhaust inwards to help maintaining vertical balance given the enormous weight of the ET. After staging, they steer their thrust outwards to ensure the vehicle's trajectory. Finally, shortly before MECO, they swivel to turn the vehicle upside down in order to limit the stress to 3 Gs (the air is too thin to perform this with the wings' elevons).
Anduril451 3 months ago
monkeys in the space yeaaaah
TheMOVIEZPLANET 3 months ago
They didn't let him finish his homework
rcmetaldream 3 months ago
wonder how suspenseful it was just sitting there. probably had monster butterflies!
MrJakethebaker420 3 months ago 3
WTF??? at 1:44
wildoneshacker53 3 months ago
did i hear swiveling of the engines? dang i didnt know the shuttle had thrust vectoring capabilities! sick man, it must be pretty agile lol.
icomethird 3 months ago
Thumbs up if 7,000 miles per hour would have made you shit yourself.
Clare11285 3 months ago
During the course of this video I would have shit myself 7 times and counting.
Clare11285 3 months ago
porkypker27... that so true what you said....i agree so freakin much!!!!
catfish2100 3 months ago
i want that same exact suit for halloween
dubh3add 4 months ago
I wonder what the guy on the back is reading at 8000mph.....
asiupang 4 months ago
Boy those guys were booking! 7000 mph?!
mattdawg83686 4 months ago
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mattdawg83686 4 months ago
@verylazboy well that's just a theory though. We don't exactly know.?
rev4life03 4 months ago
Does anebode know at what time from range they are totally weightless?
MrDaan747 4 months ago
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Never. Gravity does not vanish.
matolies 3 months ago
This is amazing.
Look how much humans have made it from 100 years.
Just 100 years, VERY little time in our universe, from the first flight of the wright brothers, to launching into space in the 60's.
It's so amazing, our universe is so beautiful and I hope in another hundred years we will be able to go from our universe, to other universes and make science better, with answers and explanations.
Thankyou so much NASA for launching science!
porkypker27 4 months ago 24
@porkypker27 The universe is commonly defined as the totality of everything that exists. Yet you discovered more? You should work for NASA man. Write a book and make a movie. LoL
verylazboy 4 months ago
@porkypker27 Why can't everybody understand things such as these the way you do?? The beauty of the engineering of space shuttles, planes, and even auto mobiles. I'm happy that there are people like you that can understand the true beauty in these amazing creations and not take them for granted, passing them on like it is no big deal.
ctoe95 1 month ago
@porkypker27 It´s wrong , the first flight was of the Santos Dumont one Brazilian genius
Johnny4718 1 week ago
@Johnny4718 I'm sorry, the Wright brothers are credited to the first heavier than air powered flight by the FAI. In 1905 they had a 40 minute flight. In 1906, Santos Dumont only managed a little over 200 meters.
AchromaticRefractor 1 week ago
@Johnny4718 BOTH WRONG! The worlds first heavier than air powered flight occurred on March 31st in 1902...Conducted by pioneer aviator Richard Pearse (1877-1953) in Temuka New Zealand. Pearse is also credited with the invention of the worlds first variable pitch propellor and the aileron. The aircraft flew for 350 yards before ending up in a tree 4 metres above the ground. His aircraft was the first to use ailerons, instead of the inferior wing warping system that the Wright's used...
TheBmoll 1 week ago
my heart would be pumping
MrLuigi873 4 months ago
i think its Discoverys last mission
JeremyJamesChurch 4 months ago
Interesting how he keeps his right hand on his chest. Wonder why that is?
Willysmb44 4 months ago
@Willysmb44
because the body is expriencing multiple G's during launch. This puts pressure on the heart. This is why astronauts must be 100% fit to go into space because they must be able to withstand such pressure.
Kingfordian22 4 months ago
Do they have a parachute?? How are they could use it??
machadojr 4 months ago
i was there!
Bharatwaj89 4 months ago
What mission is this? STS?
MultiAK47man 5 months ago
being in space if just like being under water but space is better
TheCoolGuy150 5 months ago
@TheCoolGuy150 Well,in space you don't know which way is up or down,while in water,there is still gravity,so yeah,space is better :)
callofdutyguy12345 4 months ago
cant wait to meet these guys :O
cqbhoun 5 months ago
u know... looking at these guys :) taking off in a shuttle doesn't look too bad, but i know they're under a lot of G's but they look like they're just like "meh" G-force's are nothing...
rfnking11 5 months ago
7000 miles per hour Oh my god this must be one of the best engine ever invented.. In 500 miles per hour u can get shred how much more if ur traveling 7000 mules per hour....
spencer82rocks 5 months ago
9 people are communist
18abVFL 5 months ago
turn the camera fag
GoldenBoyXCM 5 months ago
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great job guys, but was a HD cam to expensive for this billion $ state of the art shuttle :)
Lars2222dk 5 months ago
great job guys, but was a HD cam to expensive for this billion $ state of the art shuttel :)
Lars2222dk 5 months ago
a very proud astronaut the guy on the left
pagan43m 5 months ago
@pagan43m funny, both you and I noticed his shortcomings ... can't say I would be any braver than him, travelling @ 7,000 miles per hour... I only drive 65 ((^_^))
egeneric 5 months ago
Omg steven hawkings did the countdown
PossiblyCould 6 months ago
what if i only have one thumb?
Montague1960 6 months ago
HAHAHAHAHA Nice ZenZaBill.
jdesign918 6 months ago
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SilvanoTelevision 6 months ago
This is definitely STS121, the clue being the "add to the country's 4th of July celebrations" quote and that the pilot is Steve Lindsey.
Hope this clears it all up.
tooncsi 6 months ago
It ended just before MECO! That would be my favorite part if I went into space.
dcs002 7 months ago
It would be interesting if it would be said which flight a video is from. This was STS-133, February 2011.
eivissano 7 months ago
@eivissano It cant be. It was posted in 2008...
aimhigh59 7 months ago 2
'57 seconds into the flight.. engines beginning to rev up...' :D
CCPlaetean 7 months ago
can't help but wonder why that astronaut in the middle doesn't put his or her notepad away during launch
CCPlaetean 7 months ago
@CCPlaetean because its strapped to his leg so it would fly around in the cockpit :)
electrodius 7 months ago
The definition of epicness.
Mawgrim 7 months ago
actually astronauts dont eat anything for 24 hours before launch. vomiting in space is not pretty
star4galaxy 7 months ago
@star4galaxy They eat a normal breakfast prior to launch and even eat while sitting there in the cockpit prior to launch.
aimhigh59 7 months ago
Astronauts have the biggest balls.
vroomba03 7 months ago
STOP THE RIDE I WANNA GET OFF!
aaetheris 7 months ago
THAT TAKES ALOT OF GUTS
FreshAsHell 7 months ago
How can people dislike this? What are they expecting from a cockpit view? it does exactly what it says on the tin
Simbobob1982 7 months ago 26
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because of the 240p
23aztek 1 month ago
5:05
H3ll0312 8 months ago
2 thumbs up for me. :) Went back to watch a flight deck view of a Discovery launch. Yesterday (6-21-11) I got to see Discovery in the OPF, go inside and see both decks for myself. It is really small. Looks bigger on TV. Will post the videos over the weekend. Still pics will be at TheScienceMinute-dot-com. I sincerely believe we're ending the shuttle program too early. We need a space station in equatorial orbit for moon hops. Made out of Bob Bigelow's inflatable modules, perhaps. Ah, well..
humanbeing4x 8 months ago
Part 1,Front left of screen is Mark Kelly, who was Commander of sts 134,Endeavour's last flight & the shuttle programmes 2nd last shuttle flight of the programme also in May this year.He is brother of Scott who was the Commander of the ISS on Expedition 26 earlier this year.Behind him on his left is Mike Fossum, who just this week launched aboard the Soyuz rocket to be part of the Expedition 28 mission. To the right of Kelly is the shuttle Commander,Steven Lindsey..toBcont'd in part 2.
miles2057 8 months ago
@miles2057 Part 2,Steve Lindsey was Commander of sts133 earlier this year [2011] which was also the last shuttle mission for Discovery.To Mark's right behind the Commander is Lisa Nowak who is the astronaut that drove across the US in a nappy to assault a woman,who was having an affair with a fellow astronaut that Lisa was having an affair with.she was charged with attempted kidnapping.This was her 1 &only space flight,she was dismissed from NASA after the incident. I thought I'd mention this.
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@miles2057 "Front left of screen is Mark Kelly, who was Commander of the ISS earlier this year &brother of Scott Kelly who was Commander of space shuttle Endeavour that was sts 134"
Flip that. Scott commanded Expedition 26, Mark commanded STS-134.
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@miles2057 You're going to hate me...
Front left is Mark Kelly, who was commander of Endeavour on STS-134.
That's what I was getting at - not that you had the wrong Kelly, but that you had the wrong mission associated with the right Kelly :)
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It was wonderful the way Discovery drove into space & captured many valuable secrets there like Black holes etc. But did the space astronauts of Discovery discover the fact that this whole universe is not unattended. It has a creator & controller of the systems that they did or didn’t discover? Talking about the earth when heavy tornado like winds blow all the human science & developments fail to control them. We must accept this fact that all this universe has a creator & a controller.
yahoovisitor 8 months ago
i would of shit my pants hella when i heard lift off
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Futurecop2012E 8 months ago
Damn, that looks like a lot of g force...
Dobolt 8 months ago
@Dobolt a couple minutes before MECO they experience 3-G. The Soyuz after launch also gets higher than normal G's.
timd941 8 months ago
I just love the american accent on the radio... them and the Russians!
Dobolt 8 months ago
you'd want the window seat wouldn't ya lolol
bellabelieber95 9 months ago
Thank-you for posting this! I've seen 4 shuttle launches from Titusville/KSC, and have enjoyed the "Shuttle Experience" ride at KSC three times. I'm amazed as to how smooth the ride looks inside the cockpit! I really thought it would be more jolting.
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Freedomloveandtruth 9 months ago
There is no way I could do this..
darkknight0327 9 months ago
Pilot Mark Kelly! Hes commanding Endeavour tomorrow!
Skydivingkittens 10 months ago 2
@Skydivingkittens well... tomorrow...next week... 2 weeks... we will see :)
TechmanFred 9 months ago
Did Lisa have her diaper with her? LOL!
ScabbyNubtail 10 months ago
7000 mph! lool
simonking195 10 months ago
So, so exciting - what a rush; thanks for this :)
indiwise 10 months ago
how long does it take for them to get to the moon? :o or where ever their going -.-
YayitsTimm 10 months ago
@YayitsTimm They're going to Low Earth Orbit, to the International Space Station. To get into orbit, it takes about 8.5 minutes. Once there, it takes them about 2 days to dock with the ISS.
roamingcroat 10 months ago
@YayitsTimm It took the Saturn V Rocket 4 days to get to the Moon. The Space Shuttle never goes to the moon. But NASA's next project is to return to the moon and colonize it.
Picklesthedrummer7 10 months ago
For a moment i thought they were in the cockpit and as it was liftin off they were just reading ordinairy story books
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Freedomloveandtruth 10 months ago
thumbs for no reason in particular!
great vid by the way
dabestofdabest2020 10 months ago
4:36 - Hang on! Did he just say Lisa Nowak is on this flight? Isn't she the astronaut who went doo-lally over a former lover?
myoldreteacher 10 months ago
:).............
TheSilmarillian 10 months ago
Two thumbs UP if you watched the whole thing *including* from T - 3 minutes!
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miles2057 8 months ago
thumbs up if you wanted to see something float.
imjaimeluis 11 months ago 6
Man the PLT was pumped to GO!!!!, of course I would also be stoked out of my mind!!! I love how the MS1 and MS2 were doing high 5's after SRB separation! xD I would sell my soul to the devil for a chance to be there!
AlexPimienta 11 months ago
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Freedomloveandtruth 11 months ago
7 people runs the camera from the other side of windscreen
lookout24 11 months ago
thats incredible wow
iDanikTv 11 months ago
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7 people are from 1960's russia. lol and 428 are from now
Technofuse 11 months ago
7 people are from 1960's russia. lol
Technofuse 11 months ago
Awesome!!
eliezeralpr 11 months ago
7,000 MPH?!?!? YOU GOTTA BE FUCKING KIDDING ME
ahmadhamad 11 months ago
@ahmadhamad They top out at 17,000!
philritter21 11 months ago
@philritter21 Sweet mother of God!!!!! Better hope they got barf bags on board.
ahmadhamad 11 months ago
@ahmadhamad actually it gets to around 8 kilometers PER second in orbit, thats about 5 miles every second! Thats pretty fast ;)
AlexPimienta 11 months ago
theres always a crappy camera in some crappy corner! this shit costs biljons of dollars and they cant afford to put a HD camera in there!!
Moz1lla 11 months ago 4
I would give up and drown lol
alan517815 11 months ago
i bet those people had to take a massive nervous shit at the begining
qqqssseeefff 11 months ago
I wish I could go to space
mastermytube117 11 months ago
its so crazy there are people in space right now!!
HalQuiramTV 11 months ago
I love that at 6:40, the two mission specialists in the back shake hands because they have less of a chance of dying that day.
tedsword 11 months ago
They seem so calm and cool like riding on a bus:)
Silverweed60 11 months ago
@Silverweed60 Have you ever rode one of those Greyhounds??? Thats why they are so calm and cool, because they know there aren't on that bus lol, ha ha ha.
jimgreene68 11 months ago
@jimgreene68 LOL I have actually!
Silverweed60 11 months ago
i love the dance at 1:43 :D
Micha3lMyers666 1 year ago
How do they get in the cockpit???Because the shuttle is horizontal
TheCindy210 1 year ago
@TheCindy210 Short answer: it ain't easy and they have a lot of help. You can see a pretty good view of how they climb into their seats in this video: watch?v=Gaq7dWptuh8
roamingcroat 11 months ago
@TheCindy210 Really Short Answer: Carefully
rebelsushi 11 months ago
@TheCindy210 you mean vertical
alan517815 11 months ago
@TheCindy210 through the main hatch, orbiter ingress is quite a show in itself. The crew is helped in their seats by an amazing team of professionals that make sure that every little detail is in order, the closeout crew. By the time they hit T0 the astronauts have been on their backs about 2 hours, then they have a +-3G ride for about 9 minutes. But after that it's zero G! :)
AlexPimienta 11 months ago
I love how the window turned from light to dark :D
unofficialdear 1 year ago
3:00 FTW
TheFresh2Death20 1 year ago
Astronaut: 3 minutes and counting.
Houston: Copy that.
Astronaut: Oh crap.
Houston: WHAT?!?
Astronaut: I have to take a shit.
Houston: ....
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samuraimacisthebest 6 months ago
i was lucky enough to see the international space station when it passed over my city but unfortunately it only appeared as a bright light which later on disapeared into the earths shadow. they told us it was gonna come over the city on the news.
MrCoward24 1 year ago
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Awesome...Makes you proud to be an american.
MoneyShizot 1 year ago
i am so scared and sad im scrad
714jessiiicaaa714 1 year ago
i would have yelled out LEEEERRRROOOYYYY JENNNKINNSSSS! as soon as the liftoff started
vidwiz01 1 year ago 7
sadly discovery's last launch ever was 5 days ago
comock 1 year ago
@comock Now how are we going to know a meteor is on our way if no one is going to watch space
XA395XA 1 year ago
@XA395XA i didnt talk about meteors. :)