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2009: STS-129 Atlantis (NASA)
1989: STS-34 Atlantis, Galileo (NASA)
1989: STS-28 Columbia (DoD)
 
2001: Astrobiology (Knoll)
1994: Clementine (NASA/DoD)
1945: V2 (Germany)
1946: V2 in US
1946: V2 rocket testing
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The International Astronautical Federation.
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Space shuttle Atlantis launches on 16 November 2009 from Kennedy Space Center to begin the STS-129 mission, delivering parts to the ISS.
 
 
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STS-34 was a space shuttle mission by NASA using the Space Shuttle Atlantis. It was the 31st shuttle mission, and the 5th flight for Atlantis. It c...   more
 
 
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STS-28 was a space shuttle mission by the US Department of Defense using the Space Shuttle Columbia and launched on 8 August 1989. It was the 30th ...   more
 
 
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These are the YouTube submissions which won a place in the "Entering the Workforce" plenary at IAC 2009
 
 
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Brooke Owens, from the International Astronautical Federation Workforce Development committee, interviews Saida Salahova from Azerbaijan on the occ...   more
 
Channel Comments (17)
demondelight (1 week ago)
You good guy for all you stuff on astronomy here....*salute*
un4g1v3n1 (1 month ago)
Thanks! Your videos are great for helping see the Apollo fraud! Appreciate it!
MindfulFuture (3 months ago)
Such a good channel, thank you...I've subscribed, care to check mine out? Subcribe if you like, I'd appreciate it! Thanks ~ Sean
ingareinar007 (4 months ago)
Thank you for interesting videos. I never get tired of learning about NASA-stuff. I can`t wait for the new-Moon missions to lift off. Ofcourse it has already begun, but I wonder how far they have got on with it?
Hi from Norway :)
3hours2 (5 months ago)
Greetings from Ireland,and thanks so much for posting,I remember all these missions listening to the news on my sw radio all those years ago.Keep up the wonderful work,and thanks again..eamonn
Rhubba (7 months ago)
I'm loving all the clips posted. Can I make a request? Do you have the footage from the Apollo 4 launch where the TV studio vibrates and collapses because of the shockwaves?
realsupercopter (8 months ago)
Wonderfull videos, thanks !
RuStepanEm (8 months ago)
Very cool and interesting channe.
nymella (8 months ago)
i love space too
redstone1963 (9 months ago)
Superb channel,thank you!
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