@terencejay8845
I saw a shuttle launch, just before The Disaster. The traffic to Kennedy was amazing at 4am. We had a great spot to watch, similar to this video. It launched, to us, in total silence and was a good way into the air before the sound hit us. What an almighty noise! Pinned your ears back. On a later visit we went into a shuttle. The cockpit is smaller than you'd think.
@HopkinsCoinLaundrySupercenterI
Best program I ever worked on. The good ole days. Nothing to date comes close.
@BouncyBunny-h2v
The shuttle launches are the coolest.
@spagerrhowtaf8673
I started working on the Space Shuttle program in 1979 as a college graduate until 1986. I then began working on the world's largest optical telescope in 1988. I may be able to answer questions if anyone has any.
@ericdickson2065
God I miss the space shuttle.
@kjamison5951
I never tired of seeing a Shuttle launch.
@yomommanigga2501
My favorite part of the shuttle launch is the main engine start up. I still get chills
@theodorepetine7562
That sends chills up my spine awesome I live in Tarpon Springs Florida I watch the Kennedy space launch all the time from my balcony
@mickden3155
Still incredible to watch today. !!
@krumplethemal8831
I went to an open house lecture at the University of Washington when I was 14 and the guy in line behind me was one of the astronauts who worked on repairing Hubble.
@RubyMarkLindMilly
The rumble of those engines is epic
@cutgras
Story was the CHAMP of this mission
@erichowell8741
My father and I were there for that launched
@gilb.schaffer1020
❤ SO WONDERFUL
@rickmols2771
She is a beauty
@wildfrank
I saw a shuttle launch in '93 whilst in Florida on my honeymoon - awesome. Wranglerstar says the shuttle program was a hoax!
@xxZerosumxx
I'm glad I was able to see one take off before they retired
@matgeezer2094
Utterly awesome - I love astronomy - the shuttle program was a major success - space is hard
@marcodevries4481
Proud to have lived through this era. When government was good at something
@RubyMarkLindMilly