Why doesn't NASA put the camera to the space shuttles?

Here is the first 10+ minutes from a camera attached to the external tank.

Is that the new Kerbil Space Program footage?

STS-114 External Fuel Tank Camera

NASA does put cameras on the Space Shuttle as needed for flight monitoring.

If you recall, the solid rocket boosters were leaking hot exhaust at the seems. That would explain their location and direction.

Why would FE be so interested in cameras on the shuttle?

The rear-facing cameras do show a video record from the pad to orbit (or separation). The video from the tank reaches an even higher elevation.

In all of these videos, the curvature of the earth becomes more and more visible as the altitude increases. Debunks the whole FE errant theories. Once that is done, none of the other discussions become mute.

NASA does put cameras on the Space Shuttle as needed for flight monitoring.

If you recall, the solid rocket boosters were leaking hot exhaust at the seems. That would explain their location and direction.

Why would FE be so interested in cameras on the shuttle?

The rear-facing cameras do show a video record from the pad to orbit (or separation). The video from the tank reaches an even higher elevation.

In all of these videos, the curvature of the earth becomes more and more visible as the altitude increases. Debunks the whole FE errant theories. Once that is done, none of the other discussions become mute.

The video is so broken and distorted - it may as well have come from kerbil space program. Maybe it did.

Do you think Mad Mike will have better footage?

Do you think Mad Mike will have better footage?

That thing is going to explode as soon as they hook up the battery cables.

Quote from: 9111315 on December 26, 2017, 08:58:19 AM

Do you think Mad Mike will have better footage?

That thing is going to explode as soon as they hook up the battery cables.

The rocket already fell off the truck while driving down the road.

Quote from: Bullwinkle on December 26, 2017, 08:11:07 PM

Quote from: 9111315 on December 26, 2017, 08:58:19 AM

Do you think Mad Mike will have better footage?

That thing is going to explode as soon as they hook up the battery cables.

The rocket already fell off the truck while driving down the road.

A quart of Bondo - good as new.

Quote from: 9111315 on December 27, 2017, 10:43:27 AM

Quote from: Bullwinkle on December 26, 2017, 08:11:07 PM

Quote from: 9111315 on December 26, 2017, 08:58:19 AM

Do you think Mad Mike will have better footage?

That thing is going to explode as soon as they hook up the battery cables.

The rocket already fell off the truck while driving down the road.

A quart of Bondo - good as new.

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Perhaps their budget of 20 billions Not enough to buy a camera. Let's collect money between us to give a camera as a gift to NASA.

There are many photos of the shuttle taken from the ground, air, and space: