STS-65 Landing - Cockpit Camera Audio - Shuttle Columbia - July 23, 1994, NASA, KSC
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as posted by the channelRemastered camcorder cockpit views and audio of STS-65 landing on July 23, 1994. Multiple camera angles of the flight deck are shown when possible. The shuttle is landing at dawn on Kennedy Space Center.
Color correction and noise reduction were applied to the different camera views.
Research, editing and processing by Retro Space HD.
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STS-65 was a Space Shuttle program mission of Columbia launched from Kennedy Space Center, Florida, July 8, 1994. The mission launched the International Microgravity Laboratory. The commander of this flight was Robert D. Cabana who would go on later to lead the Kennedy Space Center
Commander - Robert D. Cabana
Pilot - James D. Halsell
Mission Specialist 1- Richard J. Hieb
Mission Specialist 2 - Carl E. Walz
Mission Specialist 3 - Leroy Chiao
Mission Specialist 4 - Donald A. Thomas
Payload Specialist 1 - Chiaki Mukai, NASDA
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