STS-132 - Space Shuttle Atlantis - Final Launch (Probably) [Titusville, FL - May 14th 2010]

STS-132 (ISS assembly flight ULF4) is the current Space Shuttle mission, which is en route to visit the International Space Station. It was launched from the Kennedy Space Center on 14 May 2010. The primary payload is the Russian Rassvet Mini-Research Module along with an Integrated Cargo Carrier-Vertical Light Deployable (ICC-VLD). STS-132 is the first US spaceflight since STS 97 to only have veteran astronauts (astronauts who have flown at least one previous mission) on board.

STS-132 is scheduled to be the final flight of Space Shuttle Atlantis provided that the STS-335 Launch On Need rescue mission is not flown.

More Info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STS-132

[Shot with a Canon T2i (28-135mm USM IS with a Rode VideoMic shoe-mounted)]

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[iv81]

no 80k views, no care

[Qwiggalo]

@iv81 Just wait.

[JFStainback]

Great video thanks for posting! I am looking in to going down for the final launch and am impresses with the view from Titusville.



[bboucharde]

Thanks for uploading this. Beautiful video.

[kycruisecrazy]

Great HD video. It's a must to hear on surround sound!!

[kycruisecrazy]

WOW!!!! Where there tons of people? How was the traffic? How loud was it? Could you feel it?

[gafalcon7]

Heading into the air force soon and I hope I be offer to be an astronaunt.

[alexbalogh]

Thanks for posting, wish I could have seen this

[yoitsthischick]

Thanks for posting it, I rushed outside my apt and only saw the very last second of it!

[slann303]

Awesome footage, great gear you used shooting that!

[mossolb]

@InactiveJumper I also saw your post on Gizmodo. Great video Qwiggalo, absolute beautiful day for a launch, thank you for your service Atlantis.

[Tyclo]

@InactiveJumper Read your post on Gizmodo as well.

God, this makes me want to wing it and go buy a plane ticket to watch the last shuttle launch.

Simply beautiful!