RedOrbit videos

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  STS 99 Pre Flight Imagery through Volcanic Eruptions

  Jul 03, 2008 RedOrbit

  STS-99 Endeavour Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) Pre-Flight Imagery --- Imaging through smoke cover of volcanic eruptions.
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  A Robot That Cares for Humans

  Jul 03, 2008 RedOrbit

  The new Disney movie WALL-E features robots of the future actively helping humans. But the future is now. This video reports on a real robot that could help us take care of elderly relatives from miles away.
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  Hyperbaric Oxygen Chambers Restore Brain Function

  Jul 03, 2008 RedOrbit

  A few "dives" in an oxygen-rich portal is helping restore brain function.
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  Living in the Shadow of a Volcano

  Jul 03, 2008 RedOrbit

  Millions of people in the United States live every day with the threat of a volcano close by, but a new website could help warn them both if disaster strikes.
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  STS 99 Pre Flight Imagery

  Jul 03, 2008 RedOrbit

  STS-99 Endeavour Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) Pre-Flight Imagery --- Data set acquisition for flight days 1-9.
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  Do Confident and Happy Kids Make Better Grades?

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  Does building self-esteem improve academic performance? Experts and educators disagree.
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  Learning to Read Through Sound

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  Dyslexia can make reading frustrating for children, but new research says it might be due to a problem with how the brain "hears" sounds. Now, scientists are using sound training to help children overcome the condition.
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  Technicians Demonstrate Smoothing RTV

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  Technicians at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, demonstrate the use of a variety of tools for spreading and smoothing room-temperature vulcanized (RTV) material.
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  Weight Watchers vs. fitness centers

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  Participants who attended Weight Watchers for 12 weeks lost an average of 5 percent of their body weight, or about nine pounds. credit: University of Missouri
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  15th anniversary

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  The birth and death pangs of stars, the deepest pictures taken of space, and immense natural "lenses" created by gravity are among the topics illustrated by Hubble image.
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  Zarya and Unity docking with Zvezda

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  International Space Station --- Animation of Zarya and Unity docking with Zvezda Service Module
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  Dance and Math Make an Odd Couple

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  Many students dread math class, but two choreographers have found a unique way to make learning math fun: dance class.
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  New Procedure Removes Varicose Veins

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  Varicose veins are ugly and painful. A new technique is getting rid of them hook, line and sinker!
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  Launch of the Zarya Control Module

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  Video of the launch of the Zarya Control Module, the first component of the International Space Station. Zarya launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan, on Nov. 20, 1998, on a Russian Proton Rocket
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  Techniques for Applying RTV to Shuttle

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  A suited subject is suspended above a test area to demonstrate various techniques for applying a room-temperature vulcanized (RTV) material to the Space Shuttle's exterior.
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  Tour of the Zvezda Service Module

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  Astronaut Bill Shepherd, who is the commander of the International Space Station's first permanent crew, gives a tour of a Russian mockup of the Zvezda Service Module.
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  Animation of Service Module "Zvezda"

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  International Space Station --- Animation of Service Module "Zvezda" Flight 1R
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  Zvezda Service Module Launch

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  Video footage and animated scenes of the Zvezda Service Module's launch and docking with the International Space Station.
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  STS 101 Crew First to use new Displays

  Jul 02, 2008 RedOrbit

  The STS-101 crew trains with the new "glass cockpit". Flying on Atlantis, the STS-101 astronauts will be the first crew to use the new displays

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