Need help locating HD NASA STS videos...

I couldn't think of a better place to post this question. I am looking for the highest quality NASA STS videos that are available, i.e. AVI, mp4, etc. I have searched for these on and off for a few years now with no luck. The quality of the YouTuber videos are garbage. I need something that hasn't been compressed or re-encoded.

Any URLs, people, or any contacts whatsoever will be helpful. Thanks in advance!

Example STS YouTuber video...

reply to post by SuspendedBelief


My Source.

reply to post by SuspendedBelief

I couldn't think of a better place to post this question

I can

Link - www.nasa.gov...

Originally posted by SuspendedBelief
I couldn't think of a better place to post this question. I am looking for the highest quality NASA STS videos that are available,

Try here www.dvidshub.net...

over 28,000 video's

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Good source, thanks for that!

reply to post by hellobruce


Looks like a legit site, 56,000 rank on Alexa, thx for the link!

Originally posted by billy565
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My Source.

And what keywords do you suggest, "mr. know-it-all."

Might want to have a look at this

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Martyn Stubbs stole 2,500 hours of NASA footage. You can see it all online at his YouTube channel:
www.youtube.com...

Use "Free Youtube Download," or "aTube Catcher" to download an entire YouTube channel. I like "Free Youtube Download" because it can download the mp4 unconverted formats from YouTube by default.

After viewing most of his footage, I can honestly say that this is one of the greatest contributions to history.

As for the argument presented in your video, the tether is 15 miles long. I don't think "ice crystals" can be 3 miles wide in estimated scale to the tether.

reply to post by SuspendedBelief

Martyn Stubbs stole 2,500 hours of NASA footage.

I don't think recording unencrypted video feeds equals steeling .

As for the argument presented in your video, the tether is 15 miles long. I don't think "ice crystals" can be 3 miles wide in estimated scale to the tether.

Its all about perspective , the ice crystals are closer to the camera which gives the impression that they are large compared to the tether which is far away .

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As for the argument presented in your video, the tether is 15 miles long. I don't think "ice crystals" can be 3 miles wide in estimated scale to the tether.

You obviously dont understand the basic concept of perspective. If you hold your hand up in front of your face to cover the sun that does not mean that your hand is bigger than the sun. It just means its closer to you than the sun is.

Here is another picture where light is back lighting ice crystals that we know as 'snow' you can see clearly how each of the unfocused ice crystal creates a circular hazy image that is really a reflection of the lens.