@mikeg0802
As divisive and expensive as the shuttle program was, I’m glad I grew up during the shuttle era and will always appreciate its contribution to space flight.
@Galaxive
Behind every launch is a thousand unsung heroes. This isn't just history—it's a love letter to space exploration
@Lunaris-r3s
Not just an engineering marvel, but a human story of passion, risk, and legacy. Farewell, Atlantis—thank you for the dreams.
@Rattlesnake12
What an absolutely great documentary! I applaud you on a job well done!
@ronaldtartaglia4459
Wow! Kevin Fong.....legend behind 13 minutes to the moon.
@Howdy76
That is all well and good. I was at the cape when Challenger blew up, and my second cousin was on board Columbia when it burned up.
@timellefson6177
That was the video about the shuttle program that I have waited for since the very first launch. Being a native Floridian I can remember watching Apollo 11 sore past my viewing point in West Palm Beach. Years later I watched from Lakeland Florida on my front porch the disaster that took the Challenger and it's crew from us. Thank you to NASA and everyone involved for so many cool awesome sights and making me proud to be an American. God bless you all.
@johnhouston9764
Having the 🇬🇧 flag waiting was a lovely touch.
@JasonGarber-n9y
That crawler they used for the last shuttle flight is also used for the last saturn 5..... the crawler is equally amazing compared to the machines that it moves to the pad , absolutely amazing !
@steeledarren1973
What a beast the Shuttle was, a engineering masterpiece.
@Rattlesnake12
Watching this documentary truly makes me proud to be a United States citizen!!
@YamahaR1R7
Absolutely incredible video. Well done.
@stephenlabelle2574
22 yrs on space shuttle. What a ride I had!
@sebastianhabeichauch3254
This is one of the most interesting documentary s I have seen , well done as I say thank you for getting knoten all these wonderful people making this possible
@stuntmanstu1000
Grew up watching the Space Shuttle, through all the incredible highs and devastating lows. This is unprecedented access and was really interesting to watch. I hope to see it in person one day
@12345fowler
What a fantastic documentary. Putting people before the technology, that's the proper way to do. And what's not to say about the narrator, very likable and with acess to all the usually either forbidden or uncovered parts of the shuttle operation.
@whodiswomanharpo
Watching this makes me sad. It reminds me how lucky I am to have been here to see the first shuttle launch and the last
@justinatkinson3247
was blessed to see 2 launches as a kid...and when artemis launches its manned flight back to the moon i will take my kids!
@martyd8175
So, my school teacher asked my parents if I could possibly choose a different topic to the space shuttle when I was 10. I've just visited this and found the last flight was 8th July, my birthday. I am determined to see the atlantis exhibition. The most complex machine ever built. The most loved machine ever built.
@TenDegrees