There is a lot of noise from the air resistance, but what you hear in the video are the fighter jets that escort the shuttle during the later phases of the landing.
Does anyone know how fast it is traveling during landing, when the wheels actually first hit the runway?? And if so, do you also happen to know the speed of a passenger jet at that same moment for comparison???
Ha! i aslo met him, i answered a question that he expected no one to know- it was why the shuttle does a roll when it gets to the iss... of course for the foam strikes.. but i beat himXD
i´m from argentina. i like the STS program. is very beautiful, and thanks for the clip. it has good sound (in the landing). sorry my english say. if you speak spanish:
yo soy de argentina. a mi me gusta el programa STS. es muy hermoso, y te agradezco el video. tiene buen sonido (en el aterrizaje). perdona mi forma de hablar ingles.
i was there for the launch 2 weeks ago, and went back for the landing today...this was my 5th shuttle launch, but my first landing and those twin booms are something i wont soon forget, you really dont get a feel for just how fast its going when youre watching on camera, or how high it is as it starts its overhead turn. i didnt catch glimpse of it until "on at the 90" came over the radio
Im surprised at how noisy the shuttle is when it lands, since its only the air resistance of the shuttle that is creating the noise
b3gunkid90 1 year ago
@b3gunkid90
There is a lot of noise from the air resistance, but what you hear in the video are the fighter jets that escort the shuttle during the later phases of the landing.
Conhead66 7 months ago
La fusée de Flash Gordon...
tonycomicsgroupe 1 year ago
There are not many machines that I find as amazing as the shuttle, maybe Concorde too.
leigh2102 1 year ago
@leigh2102 what about kitt
kaibunkage 5 months ago
@kaibunkage I had forgotten about Knight industries! Good point!
LeighHobnob 5 months ago
@LeighHobnob the twothousandis possible
the fourthousand is possible with catoms
the three thousand is impossible in this generation
kaibunkage 2 weeks ago
how fast did that thing actually go?
benaja97 1 year ago
Welcome home fellas!
isurfu2ube 1 year ago
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ytmph 1 year ago
@danofgermany007 Lol its Waay more than that.
VWman100 1 year ago
Yeah! Garret Reisman after three months in space. this guy is so cool. i have never seen an astronaut who gets up after this time in space!
HyperViper1979 1 year ago
この映像は大気圏に入ってから、別の並走ジェット機で撮影したんですか？、この時点での速度は時速５００キロ位ですか。
rakuten231 2 years ago
Does anyone know how fast it is traveling during landing, when the wheels actually first hit the runway?? And if so, do you also happen to know the speed of a passenger jet at that same moment for comparison???
dr2be50 2 years ago
Ha! i aslo met him, i answered a question that he expected no one to know- it was why the shuttle does a roll when it gets to the iss... of course for the foam strikes.. but i beat himXD
paistekid95 2 years ago
i met the pilot for this mission, Kenneth Ham xD
K2sBEANY 2 years ago
i´m from argentina. i like the STS program. is very beautiful, and thanks for the clip. it has good sound (in the landing). sorry my english say. if you speak spanish:
yo soy de argentina. a mi me gusta el programa STS. es muy hermoso, y te agradezco el video. tiene buen sonido (en el aterrizaje). perdona mi forma de hablar ingles.
vsajofjgb 2 years ago
3:08 SONIC BOOM!!!
VSharpshooter 2 years ago 7
does an onboard computer lock the runway or something? i saw a green line on the runway i thought.
D0dgeCharg3r 2 years ago
An artificial overlay locates the runway for visual reference to the pilots.
mach25man 2 years ago
Youtube should allow videos longer than 10:00
austinjb555 3 years ago 11
@austinjb555 I totally agree on that!!
isurfu2ube 1 year ago
@austinjb555 lol it dose
moahamed1000 5 months ago
@moahamed1000 I made that comment 2 years ago...
austinjb555 5 months ago
@austinjb555 oh
moahamed1000 5 months ago
As a pilot, I'm always amazed a how steep the approach path is
BubbaCoop 3 years ago 2
Amazing to think it's gliding to the runway.
solarday 3 years ago 2
thats what im talkin bout
salil2k 3 years ago
Excellent video.
Thanks.
maurieer 3 years ago
Thanks so much for posting this.
Shadowsnshades 3 years ago
i was there for the launch 2 weeks ago, and went back for the landing today...this was my 5th shuttle launch, but my first landing and those twin booms are something i wont soon forget, you really dont get a feel for just how fast its going when youre watching on camera, or how high it is as it starts its overhead turn. i didnt catch glimpse of it until "on at the 90" came over the radio
scs411scs 3 years ago
I was there for the landing too, 2 days before I flew back to Scotland, I was so lucky to see the shuttle landing, I'll probably not see this again!
gxmxx 2 years ago