STS-40 Space Shuttle Columbia launch (1080p)

[@bonesoneuropa1610]

R.I.P. Columbia, you were such a good shuttle, everyone will miss you.

[@falafeldurum2095]

all those IMAX documentaries like Hubble 3D are pure gold! Fantastic footage

[@goldgamercommenting2990]

Columbia’s finest hours yet

[@teddyobrien4801]

Whoa, this is incredible! I had no idea there was HD footage of Columbia launching outside of the STS-1 documentary.

[@mustin07doesgaming]

I love the way Columbia looks with her black chines

[@Masca79]

These shuttles launch still are so impressive! That insane ascent angle just after the tower clear is OMG!

[@CatalinElton]

This is L O V E ! For years I only thought STS-1 and STS-93 offered a few IMAX Columbia shots! MONDO THANKS!

[@MatthewCable]

Columbia!!!!!!

[@justmoonwithamustache]

This is amazing quality for an old video

[@Met-Tech]

The last shot in this video is great because it shows how quickly and steeply the pitch & roll maneuver can be.

[@jaypaint4855]

It looks clearer than modern cameras!

[@Met-Tech]

It’s a damned tragic shame that she was wrecked, and by bureaucratic inertia of all things. As John Young pointed out, the orbiters always took care of their occupants. No astronaut was killed by an orbiter itself. Columbia and Challenger were taken down by the failure of other parts that they depended on to get where they were going.

[@Tmccreight25Gaming]

Columbia my beloved ❤

[@teddyobrien4801]

MY QUEEN

[@sidv4615]

It’s been 19 years since we lost Columbia.

[@AluminumOxide]

soon to be 20 years (Feb 1, 2023)

[@sidv4615]

@@AluminumOxide just 2 days. Also are you old enough to remember where you were during 107?

[@richvan2128]

Can you imagine that ride? That and riding in a jet would two things I’d wish for if I could.

[@rorysean8452]

This makes me feel like a little boy again

[@GumballAstronaut7206]

Hail Columbia ❤️

[@gh56_432g]

Wow you can actually see astronaut on the window of orbiter, never after shuttle or before you couldn't see person inside a space craft during lift off, shuttle is unique in that perspective 😮😊 the errie sound that you here during twang of the shuttle are pumps in solid rocket boosters ready to ignite 💥

[@elkinsinboxinc]

A lot of raw power on display in this one.

[@papadajnia268]

I miss old schuttle 😢

[@Hagaselaluzmdq]

wow! Rip Columnbia Thanks for all

[@CR-vj6vv]

This is specifically showing STS-50 and then STS-80 starting at 0:36.

[@X_Excelsior]

amazing!

[@papadajnia268]

Superb video

[@martinjarina96]

What is it that sound during Shuttle twang? It sounds like clashing….

[@ERoblox_edits]

This will happen on sts 137 when challenger and Columbia did not blow up challenger's last flight would be sts 136

[@molecularsamm7899]

Awesome. Just awesome

[@mathiasanzola]

Which space shuttle had the most nighttime launches

[@minerofdiamondsboy4337]

While older then the challenger and lasting until 2003 even the Columbia was destroyed the first shuttle to fly if I’m right.

[@dogbowl2]

The footage in the IMAX movie has voice over and does not include the last 20 seconds this is in this video. Is there any more available from this particular source?

[@RBZfun_yT]

Why are there some extra black on the tail and wing on the Columbia. Why is it part of the design on this shuttle but not on the others?

[@d.g91]

Columbia was the first space shuttle built. Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis & Endeavor were built later on

[@VARAN500]

from 35 seconds did you overlay another video yourself? This moment is not in the film

[@sidv4615]

@aluminium oxide do you remember where you were durin 107?

[@AluminumOxide]

I was a kid back then, remember hearing the disaster on the news while at home

[@marcocambray7725]

I shit my pants that was amazing

[@ILYA1991RUS_Socratus]

Yes, it's shaky. 0:11

[@ILYA1991RUS_Socratus]

Шатл оттягивает вниз. 0:43

[@KANALX]

low fps