There are lots of videos out there of shuttle launches/approaches. NASA has a dedicated channel on YouTube. Here are a few highlights from the recent Hubble mission (Scooter made a picture perfect landing, although at the wrong airport):
Launch of Atlantis on STS-125. They had 2 mechanical problems during the ascent. At the instant of liftoff, they lost 1 of 4 flight control systems (ASA-1), which you can hear Scooter (the CDR) report during his check-in with Houston. Also, 1:39 into the video you can hear MCC report a problem with a fuel pump sensor at redline (it triggers the master caution here, and again several times later during the climb.
(if you listen very carefully, you'll hear one of my favorite/unique sounds from the shuttle. An instant before the main engines light, you can hear the turbine fuel pumps spin up):
Mission Control's POV during launch, and you can hear them discussing the flight control problem at liftoff, and the fuel pump problems triggering master caution:
(all MCC)
(hybrid/cut)
Release of Hubble and immediate RCS burn to back away from telescope to prevent any collision
Atlantis reentry/landing video
STS-125 reentry/landing from Mission Control's POV
STS-125 landing replays
Life of an SRB: from launch to splashdown
I also posted these in their own thread
