@BaumannJA
The most amazing Flying machine I ever saw.... Still get choked up at the marvel and the beauty of the Shuttle.
@paulburns4721
I am still amazed at how they can go from an altitude of 250 miles and speeds of 17,500 mph to such a precise touchdown. Just mind-blowing.
@noscaasifilmstudios
The fact they do this with 1 shot and no engine is a miracle of science.
@mattweber6505
Every landing absolutely perfect. Those pilots were amazing and the best of the best.
@bbf8944
The calculations required to glide a aircraft with no thrust or engines all the way from outer space to a runway is phenomenal.
@billely4514
I supervised the manufacturing dept that provided the base powder for the heat retardant material found on each of 33,000 tiles covering a space shuttle surface.
@jeddmatthews2166
Anyone who hasn’t seen the shuttle exhibit at KSC needs to go asap. Amazing experience.
@ilikeonlygraphite
That's the leading edge of life right there. ❤
@topquarkbln
The space shuttle was ahead of its time in many ways. A space shuttle launch is still magnificent to watch,.as is the landing. 👍 Thanks for sharing
@JPETTUS191
As a kid my dad built the shuttles. It was built like a truck they could Carry so much weight. They had a lot of missions kept secret to this day. They built them to be used heavily. The fuel pump testing would rattle the entire town of Simi Valley CA
@tonkpoo
"Its one small ship for industry, but one gigant leap for explore the space" RESPECT!
@CityAstro
they be landing at the Kerbal Space center after 798 years, 367 days, and 5 hours
@wilfredharris4399
Crazy to think Capt has only one chance at landing......no go-around
@cashobuyer
What a beautiful invention this was. I miss the golden age of space
@mwm48
Absolutely beautiful landing
@ScubaDude_Sg
Saw Atlantis on display at KSC -she still has the burn streaks on her tiles from the re-entry! So amazing!
@jannemec4099
That was absolutely the best landing ever! Nice and smooth! 😮
@bobsi2813
That was some technology for its time. Most amazing machine and the people who flew in them!
@davewilson4528
What a slick landing of that beast.
@patrickvanrinsvelt4466