Shuttle launch from inside orbitor

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Uploaded by on Dec 25, 2006

view from the crew cabin as we reach for the stars

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  • @trioofsixes also: nevermind that the government of that era couldn't keep watergate a secret... they tricked the whole world, right? and no one credible has spoken up... must be because the us gov't is so competent...

  • The 162 dislikers builds lego rockets while a shuttle lift of is live :D

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  • I really wonder what will happen with NASA since the shuttles have been retired. Amazing ship! I remember visiting both the Johnson Space Center in Houston (Mission Control) and the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.  Fantastic! I got to see Atlantis on the launch pad!

  • @Apoic123 haha, that makes sence lol

  • @FGCIbi i think that was the indian woman pilot, listen to her voice. Woman always have mirrors around.

  • @Apoic123

    No. I believe this is STS 65, which was a mission for Columbia in 1994. At around 00:32, you'll hear the name Leroy being mentioned. That's Leroy Chiao, who was a mission specialist for this mission. STS 107 was the fateful mission for Columbia and her crew.

  • Why the guy at the right holds a mirror in his hands?

  • was this the fatefull flight, the columbia space mission that ended in tragedy when the orbiter burned up in space?

  • There's got to be a better way to get man to space.

  • @xraytwonine STS-65....

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