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🎵 Radio Columbia, la más popular 🎵¿Quién más se la sabe? 98.7 FM 📻
🎵 Radio Columbia, la más popular 🎵¿Quién más se la sabe? 98.7 FM 📻. #Radio #Columbia #CostaRica #BigBand #Jazz #
published: 08 Dec 2022
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Last communications with Colombia
(12 Feb 2003)
1. VISION: NASA TV slate of approximate time period of communication, with overlaid audio:
SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) Communication between various NASA Mission Control employees:
Just taking a few hits here. We're right up on top of the tail, not too bad.
No commonality between all these tyre pressure instrumentation and hydraulic returns instrumentations?
No, sir. We've also lost the nose gear, down talk back on the right gear, down talk back.
Nose gear and right main gear, down talk back?
Yes, sir.
And flight econ'?
Econ'.
I got four temperature sensors on bottom line data that are all scale low.
Columbia out of communication at present with mission control, as it continues its course towards Florida.
I didn't expect this type of a hit on comm'.
GC, how far away...
published: 21 Jul 2015
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HABLANDO CLARO EN RADIO COLUMBIA
23 DE FEBRERO, 2024.
published: 24 Feb 2024
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TRANSMISIONES DEPORTIVAS
20 DE FEBRERO 2024
published: 21 Feb 2024
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"Columbia [Radio Edit]" by Jake Chudnow [HD]
Listen to the full-length version of "Columbia" on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3ZXDPGBdCEl2urLO229p7B
Music: Jake Chudnow
Video Editing: Jake Chudnow + Wenting Zhu
Footage: Beauty of Science https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYmL90kuJusvrpVv3B60Rsg
The musical intent of "Columbia" is to inspire the listener to feel removed from their daily patterns and habits, reuniting them with the surroundings that they would have otherwise forgotten to see and hear. This makes for an opportune collaboration with Beauty of Science, who's videos show the viewer how absolutely stunning the world can be, if they have the tools or revelation to look at it in a new way. Their work creates a sense of curiosity, awe, and wonder, and inspires questions about what the world is made of and the stuff ...
published: 11 Mar 2021
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TRANSMISIONES DEPORTIVAS
24 DE FEBRERO, 2024.
published: 25 Feb 2024
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📻 "Tres Patines" - En Radio Columbia - #DíaMundialDeLaRadio
📻 "Tres Patines" - El Tremendo Juez de la Tremenda Corte va a resolver un Tremendo Caso. De lunes a viernes a las 5am en Radio Columbia 98.7 FM una historia de éxitos. #DíaMundialDeLaRadio #TresPatines
published: 13 Feb 2023
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VIS10N RADIO EN COLUMBIA
04 DE DICIEMBRE
published: 04 Dec 2023
1:21
🎵 Radio Columbia, la más popular 🎵¿Quién más se la sabe? 98.7 FM 📻
🎵 Radio Columbia, la más popular 🎵¿Quién más se la sabe? 98.7 FM 📻. #Radio #Columbia #CostaRica #BigBand #Jazz #
🎵 Radio Columbia, la más popular 🎵¿Quién más se la sabe? 98.7 FM 📻. #Radio #Columbia #CostaRica #BigBand #Jazz #
https://wn.com/🎵_Radio_Columbia,_La_Más_Popular_🎵¿Quién_Más_Se_La_Sabe_98.7_Fm_📻
🎵 Radio Columbia, la más popular 🎵¿Quién más se la sabe? 98.7 FM 📻. #Radio #Columbia #CostaRica #BigBand #Jazz #
- published: 08 Dec 2022
- views: 3254
2:24
Last communications with Colombia
(12 Feb 2003)
1. VISION: NASA TV slate of approximate time period of communication, with overlaid audio:
SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) Communication between various NA...
(12 Feb 2003)
1. VISION: NASA TV slate of approximate time period of communication, with overlaid audio:
SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) Communication between various NASA Mission Control employees:
Just taking a few hits here. We're right up on top of the tail, not too bad.
No commonality between all these tyre pressure instrumentation and hydraulic returns instrumentations?
No, sir. We've also lost the nose gear, down talk back on the right gear, down talk back.
Nose gear and right main gear, down talk back?
Yes, sir.
And flight econ'?
Econ'.
I got four temperature sensors on bottom line data that are all scale low.
Columbia out of communication at present with mission control, as it continues its course towards Florida.
I didn't expect this type of a hit on comm'.
GC, how far away from UHF? That two min o'clock good?
Affirmative, flight.
Columbia-Houston comm' check. Columbia-Houston UHF comm' check.
(inaudible) in smaller persistent case than that. In other words, we shouldn't expect as big as a change uncomfortable with 1500 feet down
Flight controllers are standing by for Columbia to move within communication range at the Merrit Island tracking station in Florida, to regain communications with Columbia
Okay
Columbia Houston UHF comm' check.
In flight, GC
Go
(inaudible) is taking one of their antennas off into a search mode
Copy
Final flight
Go ahead flight
Did we get, have we gotten any tracking data?
We got a blip of tracking data. It was a bad data point, flight. We do not believe that was the orbiter. We are in a search pattern with our c-bans (phonetic) at this time. We do not have any valid data at this time.
Okay. Any other trackers that we can go to?
Let me start talking flight, navigator
Communications with Columbia were lost at about 8am central time (0400gmt), about 10 minutes ago
Flight GC, Lock the doors.
Copy.
STORYLINE
Conversations between the flight controllers, released on Tuesday, suggest engineers were waiting helplessly at mission control while the space shuttle Columbia came apart on the threshold of space.
Flight director Leroy Cain quickly shifted his attention from landing the craft at the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida to saving computer data that might help experts learn what destroyed shuttle.
Thirty minutes before the landing, Cain was concerned about which end of the Kennedy runway Columbia commander Rick Husband would use to guide the shuttle to landing, a relatively minor issue.
In fact, there was no hint of any problem until the final six or seven minutes of the flight when Jeff Kling, the maintenance, mechanical arm and crew systems officer, reported a sudden and unexplained loss of data from spacecraft sensors.
Cain quickly asked if there was anything common to the sensors and got bad news in reply.
Kling said there was no commonality, suggesting there was a general failure instead of a single system.
In short order, flight controllers begin reporting a litany of bad news.
There is evidence of small collisions on the tail and signals are cut off from the nose landing gear and from the right main landing gear.
Then more sensors are lost and the drag increases to the left.
Capsule communicator Charlie Hobaugh begins a series of radio calls to Columbia.
There is no response as the minutes tick down toward a planned landing at the Kennedy Space Centre.
The communication checks continue.
So does the silence.
A radar station near the Kennedy Centre then says it is putting its radar in a "search mode".
This meant nobody could leave Mission Control or even make phone calls.
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https://wn.com/Last_Communications_With_Colombia
(12 Feb 2003)
1. VISION: NASA TV slate of approximate time period of communication, with overlaid audio:
SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) Communication between various NASA Mission Control employees:
Just taking a few hits here. We're right up on top of the tail, not too bad.
No commonality between all these tyre pressure instrumentation and hydraulic returns instrumentations?
No, sir. We've also lost the nose gear, down talk back on the right gear, down talk back.
Nose gear and right main gear, down talk back?
Yes, sir.
And flight econ'?
Econ'.
I got four temperature sensors on bottom line data that are all scale low.
Columbia out of communication at present with mission control, as it continues its course towards Florida.
I didn't expect this type of a hit on comm'.
GC, how far away from UHF? That two min o'clock good?
Affirmative, flight.
Columbia-Houston comm' check. Columbia-Houston UHF comm' check.
(inaudible) in smaller persistent case than that. In other words, we shouldn't expect as big as a change uncomfortable with 1500 feet down
Flight controllers are standing by for Columbia to move within communication range at the Merrit Island tracking station in Florida, to regain communications with Columbia
Okay
Columbia Houston UHF comm' check.
In flight, GC
Go
(inaudible) is taking one of their antennas off into a search mode
Copy
Final flight
Go ahead flight
Did we get, have we gotten any tracking data?
We got a blip of tracking data. It was a bad data point, flight. We do not believe that was the orbiter. We are in a search pattern with our c-bans (phonetic) at this time. We do not have any valid data at this time.
Okay. Any other trackers that we can go to?
Let me start talking flight, navigator
Communications with Columbia were lost at about 8am central time (0400gmt), about 10 minutes ago
Flight GC, Lock the doors.
Copy.
STORYLINE
Conversations between the flight controllers, released on Tuesday, suggest engineers were waiting helplessly at mission control while the space shuttle Columbia came apart on the threshold of space.
Flight director Leroy Cain quickly shifted his attention from landing the craft at the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida to saving computer data that might help experts learn what destroyed shuttle.
Thirty minutes before the landing, Cain was concerned about which end of the Kennedy runway Columbia commander Rick Husband would use to guide the shuttle to landing, a relatively minor issue.
In fact, there was no hint of any problem until the final six or seven minutes of the flight when Jeff Kling, the maintenance, mechanical arm and crew systems officer, reported a sudden and unexplained loss of data from spacecraft sensors.
Cain quickly asked if there was anything common to the sensors and got bad news in reply.
Kling said there was no commonality, suggesting there was a general failure instead of a single system.
In short order, flight controllers begin reporting a litany of bad news.
There is evidence of small collisions on the tail and signals are cut off from the nose landing gear and from the right main landing gear.
Then more sensors are lost and the drag increases to the left.
Capsule communicator Charlie Hobaugh begins a series of radio calls to Columbia.
There is no response as the minutes tick down toward a planned landing at the Kennedy Space Centre.
The communication checks continue.
So does the silence.
A radar station near the Kennedy Centre then says it is putting its radar in a "search mode".
This meant nobody could leave Mission Control or even make phone calls.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 52568
4:44
"Columbia [Radio Edit]" by Jake Chudnow [HD]
Listen to the full-length version of "Columbia" on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3ZXDPGBdCEl2urLO229p7B
Music: Jake Chudnow
Video Editing: Jake Chudn...
Listen to the full-length version of "Columbia" on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3ZXDPGBdCEl2urLO229p7B
Music: Jake Chudnow
Video Editing: Jake Chudnow + Wenting Zhu
Footage: Beauty of Science https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYmL90kuJusvrpVv3B60Rsg
The musical intent of "Columbia" is to inspire the listener to feel removed from their daily patterns and habits, reuniting them with the surroundings that they would have otherwise forgotten to see and hear. This makes for an opportune collaboration with Beauty of Science, who's videos show the viewer how absolutely stunning the world can be, if they have the tools or revelation to look at it in a new way. Their work creates a sense of curiosity, awe, and wonder, and inspires questions about what the world is made of and the stuff that makes us. A realisation that surreal beauty is all around us.
In Columbia, the Beauty of Science footage is assembled to tell the story of the early formation of the earth, mixing of the elements, sprouting of life, and finally human creativity. Where new elements are introduced to create a beautiful disruption. As if the chemicals on screen as well as the listeners' sensual awareness are reacting to the music like a substance does when a new chemical is introduced.
Additional Creative Commons footage can be accredited to:
Paul Cohen for Owen Murphy Productions - The Conquest of the Light" (1964)https://archive.org/details/Conquest_of_Light_The
https://wn.com/Columbia_Radio_Edit_By_Jake_Chudnow_Hd
Listen to the full-length version of "Columbia" on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3ZXDPGBdCEl2urLO229p7B
Music: Jake Chudnow
Video Editing: Jake Chudnow + Wenting Zhu
Footage: Beauty of Science https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYmL90kuJusvrpVv3B60Rsg
The musical intent of "Columbia" is to inspire the listener to feel removed from their daily patterns and habits, reuniting them with the surroundings that they would have otherwise forgotten to see and hear. This makes for an opportune collaboration with Beauty of Science, who's videos show the viewer how absolutely stunning the world can be, if they have the tools or revelation to look at it in a new way. Their work creates a sense of curiosity, awe, and wonder, and inspires questions about what the world is made of and the stuff that makes us. A realisation that surreal beauty is all around us.
In Columbia, the Beauty of Science footage is assembled to tell the story of the early formation of the earth, mixing of the elements, sprouting of life, and finally human creativity. Where new elements are introduced to create a beautiful disruption. As if the chemicals on screen as well as the listeners' sensual awareness are reacting to the music like a substance does when a new chemical is introduced.
Additional Creative Commons footage can be accredited to:
Paul Cohen for Owen Murphy Productions - The Conquest of the Light" (1964)https://archive.org/details/Conquest_of_Light_The
- published: 11 Mar 2021
- views: 112454
0:38
📻 "Tres Patines" - En Radio Columbia - #DíaMundialDeLaRadio
📻 "Tres Patines" - El Tremendo Juez de la Tremenda Corte va a resolver un Tremendo Caso. De lunes a viernes a las 5am en Radio Columbia 98.7 FM una historia de ...
📻 "Tres Patines" - El Tremendo Juez de la Tremenda Corte va a resolver un Tremendo Caso. De lunes a viernes a las 5am en Radio Columbia 98.7 FM una historia de éxitos. #DíaMundialDeLaRadio #TresPatines
https://wn.com/📻_Tres_Patines_En_Radio_Columbia_Díamundialdelaradio
📻 "Tres Patines" - El Tremendo Juez de la Tremenda Corte va a resolver un Tremendo Caso. De lunes a viernes a las 5am en Radio Columbia 98.7 FM una historia de éxitos. #DíaMundialDeLaRadio #TresPatines
- published: 13 Feb 2023
- views: 742