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    Columbia: Launch and Re-entry from Pilot's View



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  • MrDaanVreugdenhil

    Why the hell didn't Duke Nukem became a astronaut then?? :P
    jeudi 22 mars 2012 14:42:12
  • Stanky2000

    K guys, remember where I parked.
    vendredi 15 juillet 2011 04:02:45
  • 210482fmj

    that looks cool when there they all bounce together at 2:06
    mercredi 01 juin 2011 09:36:12
  • twinturbonissan300zx

    what at nasa or are you a scientist? 
    vendredi 06 mai 2011 19:58:21
  • twinturbonissan300zx

    Ok thanks for the reply aimhigh59. How do you know this, through general knowledge or do/have you worked for NASA or another space agency?
    lundi 02 mai 2011 02:54:00
  • aimhigh59

    Video was reviewed after launch where damage was suspected. Re-entry was done because no damage was found. Shuttle could not get to station because it was in a different orbit. Next shuttle mission was not soon enough before Columbia ran out of fuel, O2, food, Co2 scrubbers etc. to stay in orbit. Also you dont launch the next mission without determining what happened to the previous one.
    mercredi 27 avril 2011 17:20:17
  • twinturbonissan300zx

    Hi, WHY wasn't the columbia launch aborted during launch if nasa saw the wing getting damaged by falling debris on live cameras? As for the re-entry, why did you take the risk? I mean surely their were other options to take, such as either docking with the ISS and having the astronauts picked up by the next scheduled shuttle mission? Or leaving the columbia in orbit whilst waiting for another shuttle to meet with them and transfer the astronauts to the healthy shuttle?
    mercredi 13 avril 2011 06:14:47
  • Truth666

    *** Take your time to read the links. *** reason this is the only view fron the cockpit the NASA clowns can deliver from these NASA clowns: nasa-hoaxes DOT blogspot.com *** ISS / space shuttle is a hoax. There are no "astronauts" in the rocket launched from Cape Canaveral, as there were no "astronauts" in any Apollo, Soyuz & Co. Russia's Putin has shown long ago that he would soon put an end to this hoax, staged by the US and the Soviet Union for decades.
    vendredi 11 mars 2011 14:17:46
  • Anglynn74

    amazing how that vehicle can withstand all that heat & etc from re-entry.  i can remember as a kid every time a shuttle went up it was live on tv & was a huge event.
    samedi 29 janvier 2011 04:15:57
  • blablubb12345

    Actually, the wings are rather big because the Air Force demanded for a large crossrange capability on reentry / landing which would allow the shuttle to launch into polar orbit, deploy a satellite and land on american soil within one orbit. Also, delta winged airplanes without a horizontal stab are quite common.
    vendredi 21 janvier 2011 07:39:56
  • doggieman1961

    youre right, we are mving in space at astonomical speeds
    dimanche 09 janvier 2011 15:19:38
  • Ebsteins31653

    Absolutely amazing! Isn't science and its applied technology just simply wonderful! Appreciate the vid momo2007x. Best wishes.
    lundi 20 décembre 2010 11:24:40
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