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| Name | STS 3 - Full Mission Day 1 - The Launch |
| Video Uploader | Video From lunarmodule5 |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 22-03-2022 14:16:16 |
| Video Discription | STS-3 - Full Mission Day 1 - The Launch STS-3 was launched from Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center on March 22nd 1982. Onboard were astronauts Jack Lousma (CDR) and Gordon Fullerton (PLT). This was the 3rd and longest flight in the Orbital Flight Test (OFT) program. Scheduled for 7 days the flight was extended 1 day due to weather conditions at the White Sands Missile Range (WSMR) in New Mexico. WSMR was being used as an alternative to Edwards Air Force Base because of adverse weather at that site. The audio is two-track, with Mission Control/Spacecraft communications in one channel and PAO in the other. Headphones are recommended. The video starts with pre launch operations at KSC including VAB/OPF footage and moves to the last 2 hours in the countdown, launch, orbital ops and the first sleep period. All audio is edited for time gaps unless there is a live TV event. Photographs are added as appropriate. I would like to extend my personal thanks to Col Jack Lousma, who has been instrumental in providing detailed descriptions of the mission and has answered any questions I have had. This has allowed me to produce something that is as near to accurate as to what was seen during the mission and has enhanced the look and realism of the work. My thanks also go to the following people: Dwight Steven- Boniecki - Who put me in contact with Jack! Paolo Mangilli - Paolo's graphic work is second to none and his accurate portrayal of the MOCR is invaluable to this project Steven Taylor - Steven continues to be an amazing supporter me and this channel. His advice and technical ability with simulators is outstanding. Ed Hengleved - Ed has provided the majority of the photos from the mission. He is a fountain of knowledge and this project would not be so complete without him Johannes Kemppenan - Johannes is the go to guy for anything technical, concerning checklists and other important mission details. The checklists are all from his collection Mark Kirkman - Mark is an expert on everything "Shuttle" and has again leant me his knowledge for this series Tom Usciak - Tom has given permission to use several batches of photos of the launch and pre-flight activities for STS-3 from his personal collection and the Usciak archive. Those have enhanced the look of the video. Mike Fried - Mike (shuttlesource) has been more than generous with providing as much video as he has from STS-3 - His channel is the place to go for historic space shuttle video David Morken - One of the Patreon Patrons! David helped with the launch and countdown proof watching checking for errors Neicc - From the Discord channel - Neicc has provided help with the presentation of checklists and some re-colorizing of pictures Thanks too to the Channel and Discord posse who continue to support my channels content. Big shout out to my Patrons on the Patreon - you are so awesome, supporting the content in the ways you do. You have helped me develop the channel content and I am always grateful for your continuing support. This video is dedicated to the 1000's of people who worked on STS-3, to all the NASA and contractor staff and especially to the STS-3 crew, Jack Lousma and Gordon Fullerton. May Columbia find fair winds. Godspeed the crew of STS-3. All media is courtesy of NASA except Tom Usciak and the Usciak Archive [5aOUJudV3QY] |
| Category | Science & Technology |
| Tags | STS-3 | Jack Lousma | Gordon Fullerton | 1982 | NASA | Space Shuttle Columbia | Space Shuttle Program | OFT | Orbital test Flight | Launch | STS-3 Launch |
