Looking for videos of two particular space shuttle landings...

Factual Questions
1

I have seen these videos before, but don’t know how to find them again. Perhaps a space shuttle afficionado can help.

The landings in question would have been pre-1995, so that narrows down the search range.

On one landing, the pilot kept the nose in the air too long after main-gear touchdown; either he was sloppy with the controls or suddenly lost all pitch authority, because the nose gear slammed down on the runway exceptionally hard.

On another landing, the video is from the rear and shows the shuttle undergoing a dramatic fishtail sequence immediately after main-gear touchdown; the rudder swings from one extreme to the other a couple of times, either automatically or under pilot command, in an effort to damp out the oscillations.

Anyone know which missions these were, or how I might find videos of them on YouTube or elsewhere?

2

For the nose one, are you sure it wasn’t the landing where the nose rose just after the rear-wheels landed? IIRC a gust of wind caused that.

3

What I remember was main-gear touchdown, follwed by a long period of riding on the main gear only, with the nose in the air; the nose then slowly lowered until it was about ten feet above the runway, and the dropped like a stone. If it didn’t bottom out the oleo strut, then it came awfully close.

4

I think the STS-3 landing is the one Saint Cad is talking about. That YouTube poster (3210andLiftoff) seems to have posted most of the Shuttle launches and landings, so your best bet may be to watch the ~70 of them before 1995.