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Mars Discoveries: Liquid Water and Impact Craters Posted by: otternaut
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One Year on Mars, Spirit and Opportunity Posted by: otternaut
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NASA Space Shuttle Mission STS-115 Trains for Launch Posted by: otternaut
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Discovery Lifts off, STS-121 Posted by: otternaut
Video duration: 202 seconds Space Shuttle Discovery lifts off on mission to resupply the International Space Station on Mission STS-121, July 2006. Related: discovery, lift, liftoff, nasa, off, orbit, shuttle, space, station, sts-121, sts121 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Discovery on a Roll Posted by: otternaut
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Why isn't Pluto a Planet Anymore? Posted by: otternaut
Video duration: 211 seconds Why isn't Pluto considered a planet anymore? Related: nasa, planet, pluto, space Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Touchdown Discovery! STS-121 Posted by: otternaut
Video duration: 114 seconds Landing video of Space Shuttle Discovery, STS-121, July 2006. Related: discovery, landing, nasa, shuttle, space, touchdown Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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NASA Space Shuttle Status Report, August 6, 2006 Posted by: otternaut
Video duration: 186 seconds A repeat success - Discovery is home, mission STS-121 is complete and now NASA is preparing for another thrilling mission to the International Space Station. Related: atlantis, discovery, international, iss, nasa, shuttle, space, station, sts-115, sts-121, sts115, sts121 Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Latest comments made on this video:
By: yupko. on 14 Jul 08, 23:12:16
No it won't. Humans will end because of humans. The planet will stay, just not the life.
By: heartless1270. on 21 Feb 08, 22:50:09
not enough people care to act and save earths doomed future. earth will end because of humans, and thats unavoidable.
By: Greenlord91. on 11 Apr 07, 23:51:41
Stop becoming offended and leave.
By: XtcPOWER. on 26 Dec 06, 13:28:55
why be sooo negative your thorts will bring the end of human kind u pitifull weak minded human being
By: captainlevi. on 27 Sep 06, 19:53:31
if they found that on mars that probally mean down the road there could be life forms a new people or species we'll probally be long dead thos humanity wont last that long were well prety much 75% of the world today is stupid when we could use unharmful stuff we do
By: Delysid23. on 10 Aug 06, 05:53:43
This video must be an out-take or something. 9.5 minutes of a pleasantly nerdy NASA geologist wandering among bubbling muddy hot springs in Iceland, ad-libbing about searching for signs of a similar environment in Mars' ancient past. One brief simulation of the Martian surface. Two minutes of interesting material, repeated over and over to fill the remaining 7.5 min.