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STS-125 Flight Day 1 Highlights

Amazing shot of the External Tank falling back to Earth. In HD of course!
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Tags:STS125 STS-125 STS 125 External Tank ET OV-104 Space Shuttle Atlantis Hubble

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wath is this little point ?? 1:56	elgabox2009
Bush and Clinton need you to send money, not blankets and water, but cash..."We'll spend it wisely"...Bush "Ascension , island (1998 pop. 712), 34 sq mi (88 sq km), in the S Atlantic, NW of St. Helena and belonging to the British St. Helena colony. ... The United States maintains missile, satellite tracking, and space research stations on the island."	ltruYT
I can´t tell whether you´re making fun of conspiracy theorists or whether you´re just insane...	threedotsdead
I have no theory, I observe that it goes out of sight of ground based camera's, but to answer your question...Ascention Island....runway built just for that purpose. Peace	ltruYT
So... According to your theory, where does the space shuttle go after launch?	threedotsdead
whoops, sorry bout that :)	zakkhogan
dude, I know...	ADDEMAN94
dude thats the fule tank, not the ship	zakkhogan
beautiful CGI, I like how it's under no clouds yet shadows keep sweeping it. Isn't it a hardend foam on the outside nit a shiny reflective cgi surface?....Look how it freaks out on the background. Astronauts have steady hands too. how come they can't ever look out a window to show you what's outside without cutting scenes? Track an object moving away from you at a slower orbit till it is hundreds of miles away...no problem.....	ltruYT
HAHAHAH thats the ship which the astronauts are traveling in! It goes rly fast at wrong dirrection!	ADDEMAN94
As long as it does fall on my head, it's all good.	dunkiemon
awsome clip. I hope there is more HD cameras in the future in space. Its a really good way to sell the idea of space travel to the public. I really want to see a reentry video from the cockpit in HD. I know there is a few around but they are not so good quality.	andysim232
they should take the tank to the space station , refuel , then go for a run out to the moon and back . could even carry a LEM in the cargo bay ?????	gigaboat
From the over head window by the crew.	mach25man
Very perceptive, galindune! That was a large ship... Looked like either a battleship or carrier, from the wake size and length. (although, it could have been a large cruise ship.) This is really neat! I would love to see the ext. tank when it disintegrates into the earth's atmosphere!	RonRay
what is in the water at 2:56?	galindune
Where is this filmed from?	leandroARG
no : more : maybe 60 - 80 minutes. The separation is not made at the apogee, because when the shuttle will be at apogee, there will be OMS engines using to enter in orbit and circularise, so that the ET could not more being filmed.	cslevine
i think about 40 - 50 minutes, because one full orbit is 90 minutes and few, and the ET is separated at the apoapsis, so it will be the half of a sub-orbital trajectory.	cslevine
how much time passes before burn in the atmosphere?	desmo2266
Right on; just watched that part a second time in HD; even aweseomer! :-o	leporidus
isn't that fantastic!! they must be huge cumulonimbus clouds there as the ones before them are nearly in shadow.	Voyagerwarp9
It is so cool to see that tank moving through space like that.	andrewt06
Watching the falling tank gives me a feeling of the relative velocities involved, especially when I grab the slider and "scratch" the whole movie forward and back. Near the end, shortly before the tank is entering Earth's shadow, there's a majestic bright cloud formation at 8:55 -- I love that part.	leporidus

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