Space Shuttle Discovery SRB Cam
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STS-118 launch from SRBby Jordaxe126,260 views- 6:33
SRB Camera 1by core122184,839 views
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Space Shuttle sonic boomby anyhandleleft356,704 views
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Space Shuttle POWER Launchby ApoloTR118,776 views
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NASA Full Launch - Space Shuttle Discovery [Cockpit View]by skafadivx413,871 views
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NASA STS 124 (1J) Space Shuttle Discovery Launchby watchnasatvcom7,715 views
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AWESOME SRB CAMERA RIDEby RepomanX6,664 views
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NASA Space Shuttle STS-121 Launch Cockpit Viewby Shuttlesource1,050,819 views
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STS-51I Launch Space Shuttle Discoveryby juancarlosbascu18,626 views
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Shuttle Columbia - 2-1-03by MSTS1122,033 views
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Space Shuttle Discovery STS-128 liftoff 29/08/2009by myspacestuart6,202 views
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Space Shuttle Discovery 2006 Launchby ne0heavymetal93,626 views
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Shuttle Rocket Camby juli13583,914 views
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Space Shuttle Launchby Luke28OR51,487 views
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SHUTTLE CHALLENGER EXPLODES!by 21VICTOR59784,296 views
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STS-121 Space Shuttle Discovery Launchby Balablebaldo324,837 views
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Space Shuttle STS-123 Booster Cameraby Shuttlesource22,449 views
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Challenger Disaster Live on CNNby Deltaforce5000tm5,201,583 views
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STS-125 SRB 5 Cameras Launch Hubble Mission Replayby ApoloTR2,949 views
hate to see this end..
roseforvendetta 11 months ago
Are those pieces of paper coming off the reaction jet covers?
bwd81977 1 year ago
I would ride on that booster
RA9ODE 1 year ago
Cool Video! That must be some ride I would like to experience it!
400exNick 2 years ago
As much as I'd love to see the fleet stay in operation, the simple fact is there is nothing for them to once station assembly is finished. Once that's done, all three will be retired, probably in 2010 or 2011.
NASA has the goal of returning to the moon and going to Mars. The role of the shuttles in all this was the build the space station, which is being used to ready us for long duration flights away from low Earth orbit. Their job will be done when the station is finished.
nathanmoeller 3 years ago
well i hope the fleet gets to fly 30 more years.
or restart the venturestar single stage to orbit shuttle project as replacement fleet.
nakazatoGTR 3 years ago
And if it helps, they won't end up in museums, I'm sure. They'll retire to various spaceflight centers in the US. Most envision them going to Kennedy in Florida, Johnson in Houston and either Palmdale in California or Marshall in Alabama.
nathanmoeller 3 years ago
There's no one wanting to fly them, as they won't be of much use (if any) once the space station is complete in 2010.
And Congress wasn't really the 'ultimate' cause of the accidents. Challenger was caused by NASA managers wanting to rush their flights to make the program pay for itself. Columbia was caused by that 'don't worry about it/it'll be fine' attitude amongst managers. Congress is stingy but they didn't cause it accidents.
nathanmoeller 3 years ago
thanks for the enlightenment sir.
btw, are there private companies wanting to keep the shuttles flying under their own financing, or would our ignorant and too money tight congresspeople shove the fleet into museums?
dont they know they were ultimate causes of the two disasters?
nakazatoGTR 3 years ago
They didn't have these views until STS-121, the second post-Columbia mission. They put them in place as a post-Columbia safety measure for debris detection.
nathanmoeller 3 years ago