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 We are pleased to offer the following high definition video of the Expedition 30 mission to our Spaceflight Now Plus subscribers. These video files are presented in 720p resolution. Learn how you can subscribe to Spaceflight Now Plus. Questions about the high definition video can be emailed.  Comet Lovejoy as seen from space  Running Time: 27 sec File Size: 10 MB Comet Lovejoy rises from behind the Earth as viewed from the International Space Station orbiting 250 miles above the planet.  DOWNLOADBurbank describes comet  Running Time: 1 min 33 sec File Size: 57 MB International Space Station Expedition 30 commander Dan Burbank describes seeing the spectacular sight of comet Lovejoy from the Cupola windows. DOWNLOADLaunch replays  Running Time: 7 min 33 sec File Size: 268 MB Check out four different angles of the Russian Soyuz rocket's launch from the historic pad at Baikonur Cosmodrome carrying the Expedition 30 crew to the International Space Station. CAMERA 1 | CAMERA 2 | CAMERA 3 | CAMERA 4Expedition 30: Launch!  Running Time: 22 min 34 sec File Size: 826 MB The Soyuz rocket carrying Expedition 30 crew members Don Pettit, Oleg Kononenko and Andre Kuipers launches from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan bound for the International Space Station. DOWNLOADCrew goes to launch pad  Running Time: 4 min 53 sec File Size: 177 MB The three-person crew departs Baikonur's Site 254 for the bus ride to the rocket launch pad at the cosmodrome to board their Soyuz TMA-03M capsule for blastoff to the International Space Station. DOWNLOADPre-launch family meeting  Running Time: 1 min 47 sec File Size: 64 MB Following the suitup procedure, Expedition 30 crew members Don Pettit, Oleg Kononenko and Andre Kuipers see their families one last time before launch. DOWNLOADSuiting up for launch  Running Time: 13 min 19 sec File Size: 482 MB Don Pettit, Oleg Kononenko and Andre Kuipers done their Sokol spacesuits during the final hours of the countdown to launch aboard the Russian Soyuz rocket. DOWNLOADAt crew quarters  Running Time: 5 min 17 sec File Size: 191 MB International Space Station Expedition 30 crew members Don Pettit, Oleg Kononenko and Andre Kuipers sign the doors and then depart their crew quarters on launch morning. DOWNLOADExpeditions 30-31: Preview movie  Running Time: 7 min 25 sec File Size: 267 MB This movie summarizes the main goals and objectives at the International Space Station over the next six months during the Expedition 30 and Expedition 31 crew increments. DOWNLOADExpedition 30: Meet the crew  Running Time: 5 min 31 sec File Size: 198 MB Get to know the three-person crew -- Pettit, Kononenko and Kuipers -- launching on the Russian Soyuz craft bound for the International Space Station. This special biography movie profiles the crew and the path each took to become an astronaut. DOWNLOADPost-rollout interviews  Running Time: 4 min 44 sec File Size: 173 MB Deputy chief NASA astronaut Mike Barratt, NASA's human spaceflight operations boss Bill Gerstenmaier and European Space Agency astronaut Frank Dewinne give their thoughts as the Soyuz rocket gets ready to launch Expedition 30. BARRATT | GERSTENMAIER | DEWINNEGoing vertical on the pad  Running Time: 4 min 15 sec File Size: 154 MB The Soyuz rocket is erected onto its Baikonur Cosmodrome launch pad and two gantry swing arms move into position to enclose the vehicle for the final days of preparations before blastoff to the International Space Station. DOWNLOADRollout status check  Running Time: 53 sec File Size: 32 MB NASA spokesman Rob Navias filed this report from the launch pad following the Soyuz TMA-03M rocket's arrival at the historic site. DOWNLOADRocket rolled to pad  Running Time: 5 min 55 sec File Size: 215 MB The Expedition 30 crew's Soyuz rocket is transported horizontally by railcar from its assembly building to the launch pad at Baikonur Cosmodrome for blastoff. DOWNLOADFinal assembly of Soyuz  Running Time: 4 min 44 sec File Size: 172 MB The emergency escape tower is bolted onto the Soyuz spacecraft as the upper section containing the capsule and mated third stage is attached to the rocket's core stage for launch. DOWNLOADTouring around Baikonur  Running Time: 7 min 25 sec File Size: 269 MB The crew visits its Soyuz rocket in the assembly hangar before rollout and the tours the Baikonur Cosmodrome museum. DOWNLOADPress day at Baikonur  Running Time: 11 min 26 sec File Size: 412 MB The Expedition 30 crewmates are filmed during press day during rendezvous practice, medical checks and enjoying some leisure time. DOWNLOADChecking out the capsule  Running Time: 5 min 15 sec File Size: 190 MB The three-man crew climbs inside the Soyuz TMA-03M capsule for fit checks in both casual attire and the pressurized ascent and entry spacesuits. DOWNLOADCrew arrives at launch site  Running Time: 2 min 45 sec File Size: 100 MB NASA's Don Pettit, Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko and Dutch astronaut Andre Kuipers arrive at the Baikonur Cosmodrome to begin final pre-launch preps. DOWNLOADCrew leaves Star City  Running Time: 12 min 29 sec File Size: 449 MB Celebrations mark the Expedition 30 crew's departure from the Star City training base for the voyage to the Baikonur Cosmodrome launch site. 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