Unique Video Shows Shuttle Endeavour at ISS

[thegreeensky]

awesome! haha.. just laugh @aliens dislike.... :)

[hsu912174]

Kid: "When I grow up, I want to become an astronaut, and I want to fly in those space shuttles."

Astronaut: *awkward smile*

[myoungessex]

INCREDIBLE



[IQ20000Berta]

4:45 it looks like a cross, or a sword is in the space shuttle

driven and illuminated by the sun

[cedshae4]

" A DECEPTICON"...KILL HIM

[Micklol]

so how does one ...fly back to the station?

[kole20]

two alien dislikes...



[alexpolt1981]

Russians laid the foundation for space station building

with their breakthrough MIR space station

good to see this footage

its just awesome

and makes me dream of the moment when humanity will live in space

personally I'd never return if I were given an opportunity to live in orbit!!! :))

[raday11]

Endeavour is a pile of pendostan's crap and nothing more! russia's first!

[MarathonMan1981]

Endeavour. The best of anything, ever! :)

[5UPREMU5]

Endeavour underrated this video,because of sadness.

[Acadene]

Has anyone noticed the 'face' at 1:09 (centre of image) below one of the radiator panels? There seems to be a skull-like image to the right of that panel too.

[gforce527]

@Acadene uh yeah I did see some skulls and faces there, right next to the zontaran battle cruiser and it's trans warp supply ship.

[huffinpaint]

we need a new ship... in space it doesnt need to look like an airplane!

[huffinpaint]

we need a new ship...

[mstax]

Are the two large solar array banks supposed to be so "out of alignment?" I always thought they were in the same alignment but the closer bank (at 3:14 or so) looks to be about 12 degrees "to the right" or clockwise to the one behind it.

[folypers]

@mstax they maximize solar output, and that's why they are sometimes stragely angled

[tomyferland1234]

It's kinda small. :(

[OneStepAhed]

Amazing.

[txikitasion]

im speechless.... thank you so much Nasa ^^

[divine6699]

Thank you Nasa for this video for the planet get a real insite on how far our tecnology has come. thanks though to our Marxist Muslum president who has

shut down Nasa from going to other planets in which the American culture

would be established. thank you, David London

[mstax]

@divine6699 Last I heard, the point of going into space was for scientific research and exploration; not to establish our (American) culture there. No doubt space will oneday become a battleground of some kind, as most all other places mankind has gone have been at one time or another (how sad) but, aside from flags on the moon (in the middle of the Cold War), we're not trying to put anything but human culture (by default) into space.

[catgasoline]

OMG! Check out the stills at NASA. they are amazing! All are absolutely clean. Thanks NASA & Paolo & Russian Space Agency (for putting convenient windows on the Soyuz)

[cdupla1]

why is this in a low-rez 480p version?  the original content was shot in HD!! the other NASA youtube channel has this is pristine 720p!!

[Trex531]

YTVUK: Stars are too faint. Video was shot in broad daylight so the exposure was adjusted accordingly. It is the same reason why stars do not show up in any picture taken of any solar system body when illuminated by the sun including the Apollo pictures taken on the moon except those that required deep exposures in order to show gess what? Stars precisely for navigation purposes.

[CloneNumberTk421]

Simply Amazing.

[kirza94]

Just asking why did the station had to rotate 130* ?

[mrpink2001]

Anyone think it looks like a moth trying to 'ride' a dragonfly?

[IQ20000Berta]

black eye white blue white eye black ?.

[miles2057]

Absolutely beautiful video and pictures. Thanks,Paolo and NASAtv for the uploads.

Straight to my favorites folder.

[project2012]

unbelievable footage - who / where did was it taken from??? Damn shame there's no more shuttle missions after the next one (atlantis - ???)...

[iMensah81]

@project2012 ESA Astronaut Paolo Nespoli shot this from the undocked Soyuz (25S) spacecraft on their return trip home. And yes, Atlantis is the last shuttle mission (July 8, 2011)

[YTVUK]

Fake!!! No stars? Stars would allow you to get your bearings and reveal it scientifically rather than as a 'wacky conspiritor'!

[NoFaceMan6]

FAKE!! its obviously a green screen!



[OurTroopsRule]

Pause at 1:08 what an incredible image.

[AndrewtheATC]

Out of curiosity, how and why do they rotate the station? I can only assume it's so that the solar panels can capture more sunlight.

[PaleBlueVoice]

@AndrewtheATC They only rotate the individual panels; not the whole station; though they can rotate the whole station. Because of Newton's laws(opposite/equal reactions) they can fire thrusters on the docked shuttle/soyuz to rotate it, or I think the ISS has it's own RCS thrusters; though I'm not totally sure why they would rotate the whole thing; since the side facing the earth will change based on where it is in it's orbit.

[JMajorLITD]

We will never see anything like this again...or at least not for a long time. Thank you Paolo Nespoli for all your fantastic images!

[rlpittsjr]

What an awesome look at the International Space Station and the docked craft, the Endeavor, from the view of the Soyuz. Truly remarkable! I wish I could be up there.

[1Bandit455]

Truly Awesome !!!!!!!!! .

[fcycles]

do you have a youtube 3D version? :)

[imtxsmoke]

Man I would love to spend a couple weeks floating around in microgravity in the ISS. That would be a blast!

[matics19]

How could someone not like this video?

[Morrgore]

Overwhelming, beautiful, technology is art in my book. How come we have never seen footage like this before? Only now, at the end of the shuttle's life do we get to see it in all it's glory?!?

[JorickHorn]

1 person got rejected as an astronaut.

[Phantom2454]

@JorickHorn Probably a rabid anti-science tree-hugger or a religious fundamentalist... ;)

[Dayonetheone]

@JorickHorn or science class...

[MrLiquidaffect]

This is amazing footage! Thank you very much for this effort and results! :)

[pjt]

*MUST RESIST WILL POWER FADING! MUSTN"T MAKE GAME REFFErENCE MUST FIGHT!!!!!

DO A BARREL ROLL! God dammit Nasa

[dsibma]

Still can't get over the size of that thing, the shuttle is pretty huge, the ISS is enormous...

[chemist12486]

Thanks Nasa and Grazie Paolo!!!! amazing



[MrGrin2]

Awesome pics!!

[MrGrin2]

One Morning I went out for a walk, left the car at home and decided to take some photos of the house and the view for a postcard!!

[Sweetheart12922]

This video is beautiful and remarkable!! When I first saw it this morning during the ISS Update, I burst into tears. Really stunning!!!

[hackneysaregreat]

Unique and stunning video, you did a great job Paolo and the great pictures you took you can download on the NASA website are absolutely stunning and the best is now my desktop frontpage!!

[frederickforlife]

Wonderful, thank you : )

[boltjet135]

stunning

[greenmoors]

still the fluff on the lens is a bit weird

[grimyjeeves]

This must be one of THE BEST videos on youtube. Beautiful images.

[mega2k1]

AMAZING seriously i live for this

but who is shooting???? ><

[mega2k1]

ahhhh Nespoli while back with capsule. Sig. Nespoli grazie della sua disponibilità a condividere i suoi video qui e in rete.

[ZeroC0ol1989]

I find this quite easy to masturbate to...

[4edward61]

Absolutely breathtaking! The technology, the feat that it is, and the discoveries we'll learn for the betterment of humankind. Very little compares...

Thank you to all involved and to those who "risk it" by continuing to be there for us!

[FreedomLiberty21]

the ISS and Space Shuttle look remarkable :)

Thank you NASA, Roscosmos, JAXA and all space agencies involved.

Humanity's outpost in space is driving us into the future. I can' t wait to see all the research and technological progress that comes from using the ISS.

[420darklotus]

Keep trying to come up with something to say. The only thing I come up with is, Thank you to the entire Nasa team and everyone involved in the ISS. I want to say all the country names but all I can come up with is France, Japan, Russia, and USA. For those I missed, I appologize and thank you greatly for my childs future of seeing such great marvels of humankinds small steps. Peace.

[zaralbak]

These shots and video are the definition of both epicness and awesomeness ! Thanks Paolo !

[ewaumans08]

Just amazing!!

[greenmoors]

it seems i have been told off all i say is what i see

[mjkobb]

Could we please have this at an HD resolution?

[sedanosable]

Would so love to be up there! The work that has gone into building the ISS! Thanks seems so inadequate.

[folypers]

THANKS YOU GUYS SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH!!

[BrundleMartin]

This is AWESOME !! We'll miss Space Shuttles...

[mclaine33]

WOW very nice! I like it!

[supermarkison]

it´s not a fake... my parents are still up there

[Amiduffer]

Let's build more stations!

[greenmoors]

clean the lens

[folypers]

@greenmoors are you stoopid? they shooted this video through a window UP IN SPACE that is designed to withstand micro-meteorite impacts. can't you be thankful for the people who did this? this is the only footage there will ever be of a shuttle docked to the iss. ungrateful, ignorant people like you should be launched into the sun if it didn't cost that much.

[greenmoors]

@folypers no i,m stupid but wise.8¬)

[iMensah81]

@greenmoors it's not the lens that's dirty, it's the window they're shooting it through. The windows on the Soyuz were never designed to be "optically pure", so it's only expected that there are some flaws.

[greenmoors]

@iMensah81 if they can get to the moon? then they can clean windows what detritus will dirty windows in space anyway mm

[greenmoors]

@greenmoors and if it is on the inside the then clean the bloody windows

[folypers]

@greenmoors clean it? in microgravity.. while they are manually flying to not get the sun in the lens and performing all kinds of checks and procedures. they are in space, have you noticed? they are amongst the select 200 people who've actually visited the station. there's a reason this is the only footage of the shuttle docked to the station. but yeah, you're so friggin wise man, wish i had your brains! piss off

[folypers]

@greenmoors but at least you're wise enough to add 'if it is on the inside', people requesting an EVA to clean windows would be the icing on the cake

[iMensah81]

@greenmoors You have to realize that this module is docked to the ISS for a full six months before they undock. Stuff floats around the station and gets on the windows sometimes, just like any other piece of glass. These window's aren't maintained for optical quality, so they're not on the cleaning schedule. Get over it. Astronauts get busy sometimes. Go figure.

[greenmoors]

it looks slightly like a model

[Origitalus]

Fake..

[MoeMH1212]

WHATS WITH THE CAPS LOCK! lol jk another great video nasa!

[migus87]

Buenísimo! 

[gljamil]

Stunning! Wonderful!

[sportsunday]

Hey mum, you can see our house from here

[Aikidogirl100]

omg !! this video is just simply AMAZING!! precious captions for all mankind.. and future generations..

[lloydguillaumegroup]

Ease ... you think all moments ?

Question of time, plants glow red.

Space radar ... a demanding attention.

LLCY © 2011

[Rutherfodio05]

Woow!! congratulations!! it is a awesome video =O!.. ;).

[SuperLee52]

this is stunning

[ChrisAstro30]

@ALVAREZ5534 NASA's website.Front page!

[Blackout5871]

I know this is official video n all, but for some reason the first part looks photoshopped... like the angle is wrong.

[ForasAccess]

Stunning video - well done.

[NCHCITY]

Super!

[marcusarelius23]

Who shot this footage?

[marcusarelius23]

@marcusarelius23 Don't answer that, i just read the description.... Dur!!!

[Riccardorusso88]

@marcusarelius23 Italian astronaut Paolo Nespoli on Soyuz TMA-20 after undocking and before Earth return.

[Riccardorusso88]

This is when reality is better than sci-fi!

[TheSheiban]

Words can't describe the beauty!

[1Nekit1]

Nice view!