1429x4:55Columbia Returns | STS-87 Space Shuttle Landing
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ShuttleSource is an independent historical video archive dedicated to preserving and documenting NASA's Space Shuttle program. Built over more than two decades, the collection contains thousands of hours spanning all 135 Shuttle missions, including NASA and National Archives footage, mission operations, astronaut training, press conferences, technical briefings, orbiter processing, launches, landings, and other historical recordings. The collection is being digitized, cataloged, transcribed, and indexed for researchers, historians, filmmakers, and the public. Search the archive: SpaceArchive.ai SpaceArchive.ai provides transcript-based and semantic search across the growing ShuttleSource collection. Have Shuttle footage or recordings? We're actively seeking historically significant material to help preserve and expand the archive. Unless otherwise noted, NASA-sourced imagery and footage are credited to NASA.
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