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In memory of the Space Shuttle program, here it is, the full Space Shuttle launch compilation, all 135 mission spaceflights with mission patches, Shuttle info, crew info, mission info & other. The Space Shuttles will forever live in our hearts and minds, true legends never die. Special thanks to all the people involved with the Space Shuttle program, your work will forever be appreciated, thank you for making us dream big. Never forget: Space is our Future 🧑🚀Go To Space 🚀
@@goldgamercommenting2990 Yes, I can agree on that. Taking in consideration the body of work, how many humans and missions the Space Shuttle launched, we can say it's the GOAT of Pad 39A/B, and one of the GOATs overall.
NASA and SpaceX are not in the same ballpark, we can't compare, both are great at what they do. But yeah, the Space Shuttle is in the GOAT discussion :)
🙏 glad you enjoy, thx for the feedback. Yes, I'm gonna also post the FULL STS landing compilation, but It's going to be later this year. I only hope I can find all the landings.
Out of 135 missions in the space shuttle program only two never returned, Challenger (STS-51L) in 1981 73 seconds after liftoff and Columbia (STS-107) in 2003 on reentry when it broke apart over central Texas. Sadly both of those losses took the lives of all seven crew members on board. NASA does plan to leave the runways open due to the Sierra Nevada Corporation developing the new Dream Chaser orbiters for NASA which follows an outer mold of the earlier HL-20 orbiters. It will look similar to the space shuttle but it will be a little smaller than them. NASA intends to do missions with a cargo variant and a crewed variant to supply cargo to the International Space Station. Iv'e never been to KSC to see a launch but plan to hopefully see a Space X launch down there some point in time.
Originally, there were plans to build 3 launch pads (A, B & C). The 2 launch pads had the purpose of assuring that there will not be any bottlenecks during the Apollos 9, 10 & 11 missions.
@@anthonyjackson8624 "You're Go at 40", that's 40s, or "You're Go at 1min" . It's from mission control or CAPCOM which tell the crew commander that all is good/nominal (the different checks performed on STS). This is more specific to the early launches of STS. But in general, mission control always announces to the crew the status of the checks at different points of the flight, same as they announce for ex "3 engines at 65%" or "roll program".
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Oh my god...This channel deserves more
In memory of the Space Shuttle program, here it is, the full Space Shuttle launch compilation, all 135 mission spaceflights with mission patches, Shuttle info, crew info, mission info & other. The Space Shuttles will forever live in our hearts and minds, true legends never die. Special thanks to all the people involved with the Space Shuttle program, your work will forever be appreciated, thank you for making us dream big. Never forget: Space is our Future 🧑🚀Go To Space 🚀
They sure were beautiful werent they!
@@DrAsimov Beautiful and capable, what a piece of engineering. I loved the satellite recovery capability.
Is Nasa under FAA regulations
Out of all the rockets flown on pad 39A and B, the shuttle was the most important
IDK about that, Saturn V also used pad 39A & B :)
@@GoToSpace_GTS well yeah… the Saturn rarely uses b
The shuttle is after all one of or the most famous vehicles and term out there
@@goldgamercommenting2990 Yes, I can agree on that. Taking in consideration the body of work, how many humans and missions the Space Shuttle launched, we can say it's the GOAT of Pad 39A/B, and one of the GOATs overall.
28:57 Yes, I used to wonder why and on a few occasions I even asked my parents: “What ever happened to Columbia?”
54:55 Very clean audio of the SRBs igniting!
Nothing Space x can do can eclipse what the shuttle did.The shuttle was a beast carrying heavy payloads, hardware and humans.
NASA and SpaceX are not in the same ballpark, we can't compare, both are great at what they do. But yeah, the Space Shuttle is in the GOAT discussion :)
❤absolutely right
Space Shuttle Launch 1981-2011
Thanks for adding the rest of the missions. Will you be doing the same for the landings?
🙏 glad you enjoy, thx for the feedback. Yes, I'm gonna also post the FULL STS landing compilation, but It's going to be later this year. I only hope I can find all the landings.
Out of 135 missions in the space shuttle program only two never returned, Challenger (STS-51L) in 1981 73 seconds after liftoff and Columbia (STS-107) in 2003 on reentry when it broke apart over central Texas. Sadly both of those losses took the lives of all seven crew members on board. NASA does plan to leave the runways open due to the Sierra Nevada Corporation developing the new Dream Chaser orbiters for NASA which follows an outer mold of the earlier HL-20 orbiters. It will look similar to the space shuttle but it will be a little smaller than them. NASA intends to do missions with a cargo variant and a crewed variant to supply cargo to the International Space Station. Iv'e never been to KSC to see a launch but plan to hopefully see a Space X launch down there some point in time.
@diecastcupseries7317 It's not 1981 It's 1986
The X-37B also uses the Space Shuttle runways ;). You should totally go see a launch
In my opinion, the option is Triamse / Mustard, all 3 new sector parts of the joint / integral ellipsoid. If only there was a better option!
LETS GOOOO!
For the Space Shuttle
They should have used a white external tank for the last mission.😅
Like on STS-2, the only mission I can remember with a white tank
Why Atlantis is always so loud?
Was Atlantis damage before or during booster separation on sts-27
It was during liftoff and sustained heavy damage but not in a very critical area. The astronauts thought they would die on reentry.
1:52:56 Caught a jet!
30:16
How did they decide what missions launch from Pad A or pad B
Originally, there were plans to build 3 launch pads (A, B & C). The 2 launch pads had the purpose of assuring that there will not be any bottlenecks during the Apollos 9, 10 & 11 missions.
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Why did sts-112 have a camera on the rank
STS-112 was the first STS mission to have a rocketcam attached to the external tank with live video feed
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I hate that you included 51-L
Even if it's sad, that flight is part of the Space Shuttle journey, people should know the good and the bad.
What is go at 40
Can you give me the timestamp?
@@GoToSpace_GTS it was during sts-2 launch
2:15
@@anthonyjackson8624 "You're Go at 40", that's 40s, or "You're Go at 1min" . It's from mission control or CAPCOM which tell the crew commander that all is good/nominal (the different checks performed on STS). This is more specific to the early launches of STS. But in general, mission control always announces to the crew the status of the checks at different points of the flight, same as they announce for ex "3 engines at 65%" or "roll program".
Space shuttle started 1981 is columbia