Full video coverage of space shuttle mission STS-106.

In orbit
The Olympics The crew of space shuttle Atlantis send greetings and best wishes to the athletes gathered in Sydney, Australia, for the 2000 Summer Olympics.   PLAY (281k, 1min12sec QuickTime file)		Climbing the station To reach their workplace, astronauts Lu and Malenchenko had to climb 110 feet up the towering docked space station.   PLAY (281k, 40sec QuickTime file)
Spacewalk tasks During a six-hour spacewalk, astronaut Lu and cosmonaut Malenchenko installed a magnetometer boom and connected wires between the Zarya and Zvezda modules.   PLAY (462k, 1min 6sec QuickTime file)		Shuttle joins station Space shuttle Atlantis docks with the International Space Station high above Kazakhstan.   PLAY (214k, 1min 45sec QuickTime file)
Launch day
Astronauts ready The seven Atlantis astronauts depart their quarters and head for launch pad 39B to board the shuttle.   PLAY (238k, 15sec QuickTime file)		Liftoff of Atlantis Space shuttle Atlantis lifts off from pad 39B on its mission to deliver supplies and equipment to the international space station.   PLAY (566k, 1min 04sec QuickTime file)
Tracking the shuttle A tracking camera located on the beach north of launch pad 39B watches space shuttle Atlantis climb into the morning sky on Sept. 8.   PLAY (507k, 40sec QuickTime file)		Rolling on course Atlantis blasts off and rolls to a heads-down position for its trek toward orbit as seen in this dramatic tracking camera footage.   PLAY (236k, 26sec QuickTime file)
Boosters separate The twin solid rocket boosters are jettisoned from space shuttle Atlantis having completed their job during the launch.   PLAY (231k, 26sec QuickTime file)		Tracking the SRBs A tracking camera captures the separation of the twin solid rocket boosters from Atlantis.   PLAY (275k, 27sec QuickTime file)
Pre-launch
Crew arrival The seven Atlantis astronauts arrive at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Monday evening in advance of their launch to the international space station.   PLAY (602k, 2min41sec QuickTime file)		Lightning strikes! A bolt of lightning struck launch pad 39B during a severe thunderstorm on Sept. 5 where space shuttle Atlantis is waiting for liftoff. Video shows views from different angles.   PLAY (149k, 12sec QuickTime file)
Mission preview
Docking with station NASA animation shows Atlantis approaching and docking to the International Space Station during the STS-106 mission.   PLAY (243k, 34sec QuickTime file)		Leaving ISS behind Atlantis undocks and makes a fly-around of the international space station before departing during the STS-106 mission as seen in NASA animation.   PLAY (251k, 51sec QuickTime file)
Tour the station Take an animated tour of the exterior of the international space station in its current configuration, including the Unity, Zarya and Zvezda modules and Progress cargo freighter.   PLAY (271k, 42sec QuickTime file)