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Columbia Re-Entry Analysis

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This video combines video taken across the USA during the fateful Columbia re-entry with data from NASA regarding the shuttle's sensors, communications, etc. Details the entire re-entry event from start to finish. Extremely interesting and sad.
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i wanted to see the ... ( 2 years ago by mamaduu)
i wanted to see the crash...
It didn't crash. ... ( 2 years ago by DrmsrXXIII)
It didn't crash. The craft it self was broken apart during re-entry and parts of the shuttle fell on the ground...including human remains.
Grim viewing for ... ( 2 years ago by HawklordPXR5)
Grim viewing for space entheusiasts
seeing it fall ... ( 2 years ago by perfoodleschnitz)
seeing it fall apart, and have a piece fall on your roof, is grim.
Now that on-orbit ... ( 2 years ago by HawklordPXR5)
Now that on-orbit check-outs are happening, hopefully we'll never see the like of this again. The successful return of STS-121 today shows the need to take your time and get it right.
Was there no audio ... ( 2 years ago by fenrislupus)
Was there no audio communication of the break up? Did the pilot just quit transmitting and how where the controllers so calm insofar as not saying.. hey... they have broken apart...??
Array ( 2 years ago by DavidCubero)
Fenrish,
I will try to answer your question as best as I can.
This is how I might know about this:
1st, my G-Father was a key engineer in the Apollo Program, including the Lunar Landings b4 he retired.
2nd, my cousin was Judith Reznik who died on Challenger in '86.
I was a television newscaster and cuz of my connections with NASA, I'd been accepted in pre-training for the "Reporter In Space" program.
The "Reporter In ... ( 2 years ago by DavidCubero)
The "Reporter In Space" Program was permanantly cancelled due to the fact that the teacher from the "Teacher In Space" died onboard Challenger in 86.
I had been sent to Adult Spacecamp at MSFC, and classes and KSC and at JSC. Aside from this, I got a ride on "The Vomit Comit." LOL
This doesn't make ... ( 2 years ago by DavidCubero)
This doesn't make me a total expert. However, in The USAF, I began as a Air Traffic Controller. ATC's are very simular to SFC's used by NASA in Mission Control.
My Dad was a former WWII Pilot and I am Private Pilot too, so in my jobs as a TV Reporter, these things makes me an "EXPERT." LOL!
I'm sorry, this is ... ( 2 years ago by DavidCubero)
I'm sorry, this is taking a few seperate posts in order for me to make this make sense...
On that Saturday Morning I was at The Television Station where I was a Reporter then and I was watching the live feed from Nasa TV. (For KMEX-TV in LA, I was the THEIR "Space Expert" and I had to be there, actually just in case that something bad happened, and we needed to report it. That was comm
on practise and it still is at many TV Studios.
I believe after ... ( 2 years ago by fenrislupus)
I believe after some review... he does say "feelin the heat".... not what NASA transcribed as uh oh...... not to say he was burning... but that he was feelin the pressure....
that was indeed a ... ( 2 years ago by terry1919)
that was indeed a very sad day for the space program...
I was at work in Montgomery Al....and when a co worker told me of the tragedy... I did not Believe her... RIP Columbia crew
Please...update ... ( 2 years ago by Dreamsender)
Please...update your vidinfo to state this is best viewed at fullscreen to see the overlays!
There was expected ... ( 2 years ago by mjanovec)
There was expected to be a little communications problems with that portion of the re-entry. Also, the Shuttle crew does not transmit continuously. By the time the crew knew they were in trouble, they had no ability to communicate to the ground or, even if they did for a brief moment, they were probably too busy trying to get the Shuttle under control. Mission Control seems calm because they are trained to remain calm and watch the data on the screens.
I'm sorry for the ... ( 2 years ago by fenrislupus)
I'm sorry for the loss you know... in 86 as well... and I also hear "feelin the heat". Quite clearly... so the question remains why cover it up? Nothing cowardly about something so calm as feelin the heat....
they said u could ... ( 1 year ago by Kcfan413)
they said u could hear a sonic boom sound over some parts of texas
As I understand it, ... ( 1 year ago by JMChladek)
As I understand it, multiple sonic booms were heard over Texas as the pieces descended low enough in the atmosphere to generate booms that could be heard. It apparently sounded like a crackle. Good video footage combining. I've seen similar, but this is the most elaborate.
Why would he ... ( 1 year ago by mairfrog)
Why would he transmit "Feeling the heat" out of the blue? Not exactly comms procedure is it? Also, for him to be saying that he has to have a most unnatural, robotic inflection; "fee-lin-the heat". Even Stephen Hawkins would say that line with more emotion.
There was no cover up, no conspiracy, it was simply an unfortunate tragedy and a reminder that the margins of safety for space flight are still tiny. Pioneers draw the maps, as it were. RIP Columbia.
i would like for ... ( 1 year ago by coreyagraph)
i would like for someone to explain...if high alt cameras saw this within ascent, how could they have aborted? they never would have been able to train for such a thing.
They don't have the ... ( 1 year ago by CroakerMD)
They don't have the fuel to "abort" once they do the re-entry burn. IF they had known about the damage in advance, there is a remote possibility another craft could have been sent to rescue them. That would depend on the state of readiness of other shuttles/orbiters.
In a lot of ... ( 1 year ago by DaMastaSkullFox)
In a lot of pictures shown on CNN there is a couple that are very interesting. first is the debris from the tanks falling and hitting the wing when in lift off. second is the picture from an outside camera that clearly show the damage on the wing. Technicians told them that this was minor damage and would not interfere with reentry... well I guess they now they were wrong... let the deaths of the courageous crew haunt them till the end of their lives...
Excellent assembly ... ( 1 year ago by coldsteaklint)
Excellent assembly of the video and audio. Good work, xalteridemx.



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