STS-123, Endeavour (March 11, 2008)
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Uploaded by cag1970 on Mar 14, 2008
Sunrise came early for the Space Coast of Florida on Tuesday morning, March 11, when the space shuttle Endeavour lifted off with a seven-person crew on a 16-day mission to the International Space Station.
The footage begins at approximately two minutes before launch and continues through SRB separation. Showing the launch real-time, NASA did not show tracking footage from long-range cameras on the ground. Light was lost after the SRBs separated.
Footage courtesy of NASA TV (via Channel 16, the Charlotte Government Channel). STS-123 crew photo and mission patch image courtesy of NASA.
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@plusplusplusplusp, that's a good question. Of course, back in the old days, they just made up a background or put the crew somewhere near their launch vehicle to take the portrait.
cag1970 1 year ago
Why don't they do those nice crew portraits the used to, without the tacky comped-in background?
plusplusplusplusp 1 year ago