When We Left Earth - Space Shuttle STS-1 Launch
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The Space Shuttle: and amazing idea, DONE WRONG!!!!!!!!
iman2341 1 year ago
Retirement from NASA
Young worked for NASA for 42 years and announced his retirement on December 7, 2004. He retired on December 31, 2004 at the age of 74
"Young still attends the Monday Morning Meeting in the Astronaut Office at Johnson Space Center" (Not KSC)
kg4yvw 2 years ago
I could have done without the fancy feast commercial at the begining
400exNick 2 years ago
He was in charge of astronaut selection for the first few years of the shuttle program, and wasn't always the most fair of bosses. If you crossed him, you never went into space again. Luckily, like everyone else, he came to his senses when Challenger was lost, and was instrumental in supporting the new safety regulations. Although he no longer officially works for NASA, he still attends morning briefings at KSC.
bojo8686 2 years ago
Yikes!! Hate his guts? What kind of person was he that almost everyone hated his guts? Must have been a tough guy to deal with on the job.
lonestar1969 2 years ago
Yeh, John Young is a legend, but almost everyone on the space shuttle program hated his guts. Never mind, I still like him - he walked on the Moon for Pete's sake!
bojo8686 2 years ago
Best Astronaut ever ( John Young )
Revilo2990 3 years ago
true. very very true!
apollosaturn5 3 years ago
This video would have been much more enjoyable without the cheap, obnoxious music. Why does every documentary filmmaker feel the need to play the lamest music in the background?
michchap 3 years ago