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 We are pleased to offer the following high definition video of the STS-135 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.  Engineering launch view from pad tower camera  Running Time: 4 min 3 sec File Size: 152 MB Relive the final space shuttle launch with this slow-motion engineering footage capturing Atlantis' blastoff from a camera mounted on the pad 39A tower.  DOWNLOADEngineering launch view from pad tower camera  Running Time: 3 min 42 sec File Size: 140 MB Relive the final space shuttle launch with this slow-motion engineering footage capturing Atlantis' blastoff from a camera mounted on the pad 39A tower. DOWNLOADEngineering launch view from south camera  Running Time: 4 min 28 sec File Size: 168 MB Relive the final space shuttle launch with this slow-motion engineering footage capturing Atlantis' blastoff from a camera south of the pad. DOWNLOADEngineering launch view from southeast camera  Running Time: 4 min 34 sec File Size: 171 MB Relive the final space shuttle launch with this slow-motion engineering footage capturing Atlantis' blastoff from a camera southeast of the pad. DOWNLOADEngineering launch view from northwest camera  Running Time: 4 min 45 sec File Size: 179 MB Relive the final space shuttle launch with this slow-motion engineering footage capturing Atlantis' blastoff from a camera northwest of the pad. DOWNLOADAtlantis' pre-launch campaign  Running Time: 9 min 28 sec File Size: 357 MB This narrated footage shows the preparations that shuttle Atlantis underwent at Kennedy Space Center for launch to the STS-135 mission. DOWNLOADPayloads' pre-launch campaign  Running Time: 8 min 50 sec File Size: 335 MB This narrated footage shows the preparations that the STS-135 mission payloads underwent at Kennedy Space Center for launch to the International Space Station aboard Atlantis. DOWNLOADInside the Launch Control Center afterwards  Running Time: 3 min 27 sec File Size: 132 MB Post-launch speeches by NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden, Kennedy Space Center Director Bob Cabana and Launch Director Mike Leinbach inside Firing Room 4. DOWNLOADInside the Launch Control Center during liftoff  Running Time: 4 min 38 sec File Size: 334 MB What's it like inside Firing Room 4 of Kennedy Space Center's Launch Control Center during the actual blastoff of a space shuttle? Watch this rare footage. DOWNLOADInside the Launch Control Center during count  Running Time: 8 min 45 sec File Size: 334 MB Take a rare look inside Firing Room 4 of Kennedy Space Center's Launch Control Center during the countdown to the final space shuttle launch. DOWNLOADAerial view of launch  Running Time: 37 sec File Size: 24 MB Helicopter footage taken from just west of the Vehicle Assembly Building shows Atlantis blasting off on the final space shuttle mission. DOWNLOADAerial views of the crowds  Running Time: 5 min 24 sec File Size: 205 MB A giant crowd flocked to the Space Coast to witness the final space shuttle launch as seen in this aerial footage shot around Titusville and Jetty Park. DOWNLOADAerial views of launch pad  Running Time: 3 min 09 sec File Size: 120 MB Helicopter footage taken on Atlantis' launch morning shows the final space shuttle on pad 39A in both darkness and daylight during the countdown. DOWNLOADFront-facing time-lapse of assembling the final space shuttle  Running Time: 2 min 50 sec File Size: 106 MB This time-lapse video shot inside the Vehicle Assembly Building provides a front-facing view as technicians stack the solid rocket boosters, external fuel tank and attach Atlantis for the final space shuttle mission. DOWNLOADOverhead time-lapse of assembling the final space shuttle  Running Time: 2 min 59 sec File Size: 111 MB This time-lapse video shot inside the Vehicle Assembly Building provides an overhead view as technicians stack the solid rocket boosters, external fuel tank and attach Atlantis for the final space shuttle mission. DOWNLOADLaunch as seen live  Running Time: 5 min 28 sec File Size: 201 MB After a cliff-hangar countdown, Atlantis thunders to life and majestically rockets into history, putting on one last sky show for spectators on NASA's 135th and final shuttle launch. DOWNLOADLaunch: Inside Mission Control  Running Time: 9 min 41 sec File Size: 351 MB Go behind the scenes in the Mission Control Center during space shuttle Atlantis' launch. This footage shows the ascent flight control team at work, led by flight director Richard Jones and CAPCOM Butch Wilmore, and includes the team's communications audio channel. DOWNLOADLaunch Replays: Beach tracker  Running Time: 1 min 11 sec File Size: 42 MB A tracking camera at positioned on a mound along beach southeast of launch pad 39A provides this angle of space shuttle Atlantis' liftoff. (Replay includes live launch audio). DOWNLOADLaunch Replays: Front camera  Running Time: 1 min 11 sec File Size: 43 MB Footage of space shuttle Atlantis' climb away into the sky is captured from this camera positioned in front of launch pad 39A. (Replay includes live launch audio). DOWNLOADLaunch Replays: Pad perimeter  Running Time: 51 sec File Size: 31 MB The launch pad 39A perimeter camera gives this side view of the space shuttle igniting its engines and roaring skyward for STS-135. (Replay includes live launch audio). DOWNLOADLaunch Replays: Press Site  Running Time: 38 sec File Size: 23 MB This is the view from Kennedy Space Center's Press Site at Complex 39 as space shuttle Atlantis launches on the STS-135 space station mission. (Replay includes live launch audio). DOWNLOADLaunch Replays: VAB roof  Running Time: 1 min 9 sec File Size: 43 MB From atop the 52-story Vehicle Assembly Building located three-and-a-half miles away, this launch video was recorded by a public affairs camera. (Replay includes live launch audio). DOWNLOADLaunch Replays: Camera 070  Running Time: 34 sec File Size: 20 MB Launch pad engineering camera 070 provides a front view of space shuttle Atlantis during ignition of the main engines and the billowing plume of stream in the last seconds of the countdown. (Replay includes live launch audio). DOWNLOADLaunch Replays: Camera 071  Running Time: 34 sec File Size: 20 MB Launch pad engineering camera 071 is zoomed in on space shuttle Atlantis' three main engines to give this close-up view during ignition. (Replay includes live launch audio). DOWNLOADLaunch Replays: West tower  Running Time: 24 sec File Size: 15 MB This view of space shuttle Atlantis' liftoff is captured from a tower west of pad 39A near Kennedy Space Center's Shuttle Landing Facility. (Replay includes live launch audio). DOWNLOADLaunch Replays: UCS-23 tracker  Running Time: 2 min 18 sec File Size: 83 MB This video of space shuttle Atlantis' launch on STS-135 was captured by the UCS-23 tracking camera positioned southeast of the pad. (Replay includes live launch audio). DOWNLOADCrew jets in for practice count  Running Time: 11 min 33 sec File Size: 435 MB Atlantis commander Chris Ferguson leads his space shuttle crew into Kennedy Space Center for the week's emergency training exercises and a countdown dress rehearsal. DOWNLOADFinal rollout puts Atlantis atop pad  Running Time: 7 min 55 sec File Size: 303 MB The space shuttle Atlantis arrives at launch pad 39A for the program's 135th and final mission after three decades of flight. DOWNLOADCrowds witness on Atlantis' rollout  Running Time: 4 min 43 sec File Size: 179 MB Crowds of Kennedy Space Center workers and their families celebrate space shuttle Atlantis' rollout to launch pad 39A for the ship's final mission. DOWNLOADAtlantis' rollout begins  Running Time: 16 min 4 sec File Size: 610 MB The Apollo-era crawler-transporter begins moving the space shuttle Atlantis from the cavernous Vehicle Assembly Building. DOWNLOADHoisting shuttle Atlantis  Running Time: 12 min 27 sec File Size: 473 MB The shuttle Atlantis is hoisted into the assembly bay and carefully lowered into position next to the awaiting fuel tank for attachment. DOWNLOADAtlantis goes vertical  Running Time: 3 min 44 sec File Size: 143 MB The shuttle orbiter Atlantis is rotated vertically in the center aisle of the Vehicle Assembly Building to point her nose toward the sky. DOWNLOADCrane captures Atlantis  Running Time: 6 min 58 sec File Size: 266 MB The sling crane is attached and lifts Atlantis from the transport hauler that carried the orbiter from its hangar to the Vehicle Assembly Building. DOWNLOADAtlantis leaves hangar  Running Time: 12 min 5 sec File Size: 464 MB Moving a major step closer to the program's final spaceflight before retirement, space shuttle Atlantis takes a road trip from the hangar to the nearby Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center. DOWNLOADOrbiter transporter arrives  Running Time: 6 min 36 sec File Size: 255 MB The 76-wheel, trailer-like transporter is brought into Atlantis' hangar to retrieve the orbiter in preparation for rollover to the Vehicle Assembly Building. DOWNLOADFirst Family departs after visit  Running Time: 9 min 58 sec File Size: 364 MB The First Family departs Cape Canaveral after the visit to Kennedy Space Center. They had planned to watch shuttle Endeavour's launch but a technical problem had scrubbed the liftoff. DOWNLOADFirst Family tours space center  Running Time: 3 min 41 sec File Size: 134 MB President Obama and the First Family tour the Orbiter Processing Facility bay where shuttle Atlantis is being readied for the program's final mission, plus meet with Endeavour's astronauts in the Launch Control Center. DOWNLOADFirst Family arrives at the Cape  Running Time: 13 min 1 sec File Size: 475 MB President Obama arrives at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station's Skid Strip to tour the Kennedy Space Center with his family. DOWNLOADAstronauts inspect Atlantis  Running Time: 19 min 16 sec File Size: 700 MB Members of the STS-135 crew to launch aboard space shuttle Atlantis visit Kennedy Space Center for an up-close inspection of their spacecraft inside the Orbiter Processing Facility. DOWNLOADPayload inspections by the crew  Running Time: 6 min 5 sec File Size: 222 MB While visiting the launch site for the Crew Equipment Interface Test, the astronauts go to the Space Station Processing Facility to see their mission payloads and Raffaello module. DOWNLOADRiding inside Atlantis  Date: May 26, 2010 Running Time: 8 min 35 sec File Size: 330 MB Just hours after returning from space, ground technicians tow shuttle Atlantis from the runway to its Kennedy Space Center hangar. This unique footage was shot inside the orbiter's crew module during the post-landing activities. DOWNLOADLanding of STS-132  Date: May 26, 2010 Running Time: 11 min 19 sec File Size: 431 MB Space shuttle Atlantis safely returns to the homeport at 8:48 a.m. May 26 after the final planned voyage in its quarter-century of spaceflight. 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