Category Archives: Videos

The best stuff starts at minute 2:06, but this Mike is a good speaker. He describes and explains things pretty well all throughout. :)

Two important videos here. The first is a glam look at the history of the space shuttle: how the program started, all the big firsts along the way to its success, what goes into a launching a shuttle, some choice … Continue reading →

This is so cool. It’s the assembly of the International Space Station up until today, and the soon to come additions. Awesomeness! (In the true sense of the word :) )

I watched the final launch of Discovery live last week at work with a couple friends. Here are three videos to celebrate. Two are previous discovery launches: August 2009 (an excellent night launch official video by NASA) and April 5, … Continue reading →

Did you miss the total Lunar Eclipse on the Winter Solstice in 2010? Well here’s the first half of it compressed into 1.5 minutes: I’d like to note that while this occurred on the day of the solstice, it was … Continue reading →

This made me smile, a lot. I didn’t realize the entire launch pad was moved, not just the shuttle and engines! “Slow and Steady”, the Shuttle Crawls to Launch Pad: Too bad this is it’s last mission, and the second … Continue reading →

While long (15-ish minutes), this video is a nice summary look back over the Hubble telescope’s 20 years. Oh, and it’s narrated by Brent Spiner. ;)   What got me to that video? Well, via NASA on Facebook, I just … Continue reading →