STS-107 Columbia Accident - Reentry Cam Video

This video was taken from an onboard camera and filmed by the crew of Columbia mission STS-107 as they flew over the central Pacific Ocean at an altitude of 500,000 feet and ends at 7:48 a.m. CST on February 1 2003, approximately 11 minutes prior to loss of signal between the Space Shuttle Columbia and Mission Control. Commander Rick Husband, Pilot Willie McCool and Mission Specialists Kalpana Chawla and Laurel Clark were on the flight deck while Mike Anderson, Dave Brown and Ilan Ramon were on Columbia's mid deck. This video was recovered during the debris search. About ShuttleSource ShuttleSource is an independent historical video archive dedicated to preserving and documenting the audiovisual history of 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 is the research and discovery platform for the ShuttleSource collection, providing transcript-based and semantic search across the growing archive. Have Space Shuttle footage? ShuttleSource is actively seeking historical recordings and related audiovisual material for preservation. Unless otherwise noted, NASA-sourced imagery and footage are credited to NASA. www.facebook.com/shuttlesource www.tiktok.com/@shuttlesource www.spacearchive.ai #shuttlesource #spaceshuttle #nasa