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The Ulysses Experiment is carried to its mission by the Discovery Space Shuttle. Join Houston’s Mission Control in sending off the payload Ulysses to the polar regions of the sun.

This archival film clip shows a rocket clearing the launch pad and blasting off into space.

Watch a rocket blast off into the sky in this short, filmic-feeling display.

The steady launch pad is unmoved as a rocket ship ignites and blasts off into the sky.

This clip gives you a front-seat view from Houston’s Space Center, as spacecraft Atlantis carries Galileo into orbit beginning its six-year journey to the planet Jupiter. Once in orbit, you join the astronauts in their galactic view of the mission. The story resolves by successfully launching Galileo to Jupiter.

A space shuttle in flight opens this clip, with foreign-speaking astronauts jokingly chiming in.

The adrenaline-rush of lift-off is clearly communicated by Houston Mission Control as Space Shuttle Discovery is sent out into space. Observe the mission in progress, step-by-step, and applaud with the crowd as the shuttle returns home.

A brief tour of the Discovery Space Shuttle opens this launch clip. With full clearance from Mission Control, the countdown begins! This successful mission concludes when the shuttle returns to earth. The crowd cheers wildly, and the welcoming band plays The Star Spangled Banner.

The pitch-black sky lights up as this rocket blasts off into the night. An exhaust trail follows the bright pink blur of its furnace-like engine.

This historical clip exhibits the liftoff, flight and return landing of America’s first woman astronaut by Space Shuttle Challenger.

This rocket launch lights up the night sky and carves through the darkness with a blaring red tail.

A rocket blasts off into space. Once it clears the launch pad, we switch views to a distant camera, which reveals the splendor of the rocket’s velocity and exhaust trail.

This classic rocket launch typifies the power of these massive machines.

Space Shuttle Columbia blasts off into space, carrying the first flight of the European Space Agency Space Lab. The sounds of the shuttle launch quickly disappear as orbital views of space are displayed.

This rocket scrolls through the clip offering the viewer a gantry-eye view as it launches into the blue hazy sky.

Lava-red propulsion takes main stage in this clip, as we enjoy several camera angles of this American rocket blasting off into the sky.

Countdown, ignition and lift off! This successful night launch takes place at is a sight to behold.

Houston Control gives the green light, and the maiden voyage of Space Shuttle Endeavor embarks upon its rescue mission. Astronautically narrated, this clip makes you feel as if you are part of this successful satellite rescue mission.

A rocket screams skyward until all we see is its trail.

Space Shuttle Challenger is sent out on a galactic mission. Mission Control proclaims 'Lift off!' as Challenger is thrust into the sky.

Witness history as the space tower clears America’s first space shuttle for lift-off. After a successful launch and a breath-taking orbital flight, join tower communications once again as Columbia is guided safely back to earth.

A short clip depicting a rocket launch, from the view of the rocket as it leaves the earth’s atmosphere.

Did you want to be an astronaut when you grew up? Tickle your galactic funny-bone in this clip of Space Shuttle Challenger, including an un-tethered Mission Specialist Astronaut in space.

Lava-red propulsions of a rocket’s take off erupt on the screen in this clip a cinematic feel.

A rocket blasts off into space, leaving a mountain of smoky exhaust where it once rested on the launch pad.

This early morning launch clip is astronautically narrated, reflectively collaborating what we view externally with what was happening inside the shuttle.

The Houston Space Center gives the green light, and the Discovery Space Shuttle blasts off, carrying the Hubble Space Telescope safely into orbit. The clip ends with astronaut communication that there may be a problem…

An aerial view of this launch makes it unique as we watch a rocket steadily climb into the blue sky.

Launch sounds dominate the scene as this rocket launches up into the blue sky.

We open mid-countdown, just in time to witness Space Shuttle Columbia take off. In celebration of the shuttle reaching new heights for women in astronomy, the crowd cheers wildly and claps furiously.