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We pleased to offer the following high definition video clips to our Spaceflight Now Plus subscribers. These video files are presented in 720p resolution. Learn how you can subscribe to Spaceflight Now Plus. Rooftop view of landing ![]() Running Time: 2 min 2 sec File Size: 59.5 MB A camera atop the Vehicle Assembly Building captures Discovery's touchdown at the Shuttle Landing Facility runway. East-side tower view ![]() Running Time: 1 min 36 sec File Size: 58.8 MB Discovery's homecoming as seen from the tower camera located on the eastern side on the runway. Touchdown! ![]() Running Time: 1 min 35 sec File Size: 46.7 MB Discovery touches down after travelling 5.7 million miles during its two week mission to the International Space Station. Discovery lands ![]() Running Time: 45 sec File Size: 22.46 MB A high definition camera on the west side of the runway captures space shuttle Discovery's picture perfect touchdown. NASA's GLAST observatory launches ![]() Running Time: 26 sec File Size: 13 MB A Delta 2 rocket lifts off from Cape Canaveral carrying the GLAST gamma-ray observatory. Pad camera replay of GLAST launch ![]() Running Time: 21 sec File Size: 10.4 MB A high definition camera at the launch pad captures first seconds of flight for the Delta 2 carrying GLAST. GLAST Launch Replay: Trident Bluff ![]() Running Time: 1 min 10 sec File Size: 34.2 MB The launch of the Delta 2-Heavy rocket with NASA's GLAST observatory as seen from the Trident Bluff location near the south edge of Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. GLAST Launch Replay: Pad 17A camera ![]() Running Time: 19 sec File Size: 9.3 MB A camera on pad 17A looking southward provides a dramatic view of the Delta 2-Heavy rocket blasting off from pad 17B carrying NASA's GLAST observatory. GLAST launch campaign ![]() Running Time: 5 min 46 sec File Size: 168.9 MB This narrated movie compiles the highlights of NASA's Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope during the pre-flight campaign at Cape Canaveral for launch aboard the ULA Delta 2-Heavy rocket. Delta 2-Heavy launch campaign ![]() Running Time: 5 min 48 sec File Size: 170.5 MB Bruce Reid, the GLAST mission manager for the Kennedy Space Center launch team, describes the Delta 2-Heavy rocket's pre-flight campaign at Cape Canaveral's pad 17B. Tower rollback at pad 17B ![]() Running Time: 2 min 24 sec File Size: 70.5 MB The tower at launch pad 17B is rolled away from the Delta 2-Heavy rocket that launched NASA's GLAST observatory. . Crew arrival ![]() Running Time: 3 min 7 sec File Size: 92.1 MB The crew of space shuttle Discovery arrive at the Kennedy Space Center in preparation for their launch on mission STS-124. Gantry rollback ![]() Running Time: 2 min 43 sec File Size: 80.3 MB The gantry-like Rotating Service Structure at launch pad 39A is rolled back from Discovery on the eve of its launch. Crew walkout ![]() Running Time: 42 sec File Size: 20.8 MB The STS-124 crew leave their quarters at the Operations and Checkout Building at the Kennedy Space Center bound for the space shuttle Discovery at launch pad 39A. Discovery's launch ![]() Running Time: 2 min 59 sec File Size: 87.5 MB Discovery lifts off carrying the Japanese Kibo laboratory module to the International Space Station (as seen live on NASA Television). Main engine ignition ![]() Running Time: 25 sec File Size: 12.7 MB Discovery's three main engines roar into life seconds before the space shuttle lifted off on its mission to the International Space Station. Launch pad camera ![]() Running Time: 23 sec File Size: 11.6 MB A high definition camera at launch pad 39A captures the ignition of Discovery's main engines and liftoff. Camera tracks Discovery's climb ![]() Running Time: 59 sec File Size: 29 MB A camera at the perimeter of launch pad 39A tracks Discovery's lift off as it soars skyward. View from the roof of the Vehicle Assembly Building ![]() Running Time: 2 min 8 sec File Size: 62.2 MB Discovery's launch as seen from a high definition camera atop the 52-story Vehicle Assembly Building located three-and-a-half miles away. Front view of Discovery's liftoff ![]() Running Time: 1 min 39 sec File Size: 60 MB Beautiful footage of space shuttle Discovery's climb away into the sky is captured from this camera positioned in front of launch pad 39A. Launch as seen from the Press Site ![]() Running Time: 45 sec File Size: 22.3 MB With the famous press site countdown clock in the foreground, Discovery lifts off, bound for the space station. Unfortunately for observers at the press site, a cloud obscured the view after about 35 seconds. Shuttle runway camera tracks launch ![]() Running Time: 36 sec File Size: 17.9 MB A camera atop a tower at the shuttle's landing strip captures Discovery's blast off from launch pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center. Beach tracker Running Time: 2 min 32 sec File Size: 74 MB The south beach high definition tracking camera follows Discovery from liftoff to solid rocket booster separation. |
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