I Love The Video A Space Shuttle launch sequence from an on board camera which is mounted on the top of the EXT Fuel tank It Can Increase My Knowledge
can anybody explain to me why at one particular moment the picture becomes blur? I saw videos of boosters returning to Earth. I would like to see how the main brown body (whatever its name is) returns to earth. Thanks.
@AlexNagniy The orange tank (ET) makes it to orbit with the orbiter. Once released, it falls and burns up in the atmosphere. There are videos of it initially falling but nothing of it burning up and breaking up. The white boosters dont make it out of the atmosphere. Thats why they can fall and parachute to the ocean.
One question?, How come when they go out of the earths athmosphere it doesn't get all hot and stuff, only on re entry do you see the shuttle getting hot as hell. I know they come back in at an angle to minimize the friction, but how do they get away with going up at such a steep rate of climb and no heat?
The space station now has 52 docking bays. does anyone know why? Hope it has nothing to do with the microwave there using to exploded the guts out of birds.
@emtpilot132 Why would that make the camera go fuzzy though? I can understand if it's a focus issue, but that didn't look like focus. It looked like someone divode by zero. And yes, divode is a word, I just said it.
@ThatXboxAddict i cant tell you how it happened, but the fuzzyness comes after SRB seperation, so it might be vapour from the seperation or something along those lines.
Unbelievable NASA didn't foresee foam coming off the tank when they built the shuttle. You would have thought that would have been tested repeatedly, and at least a few engineers would have seen this problem coming when they designed the shuttle.
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Let me ask something stupid, every shuttle launch involves the shuttle turning 180 degrees or so after clearing the pad....are the yusing the old Saturn Pad with the old launch tower, or did they just build this one wrong. It seems like a waste of energy to turn that puppy like that.
@bassbob42 They're using the old Saturn V flame trenches which were oriented like that. Plus, not every shuttle launched in the same direction, so even if the pad was facing due east, the shuttle would still have to turn at least a little to get to the right inclination.
I've always wondered why the Saturn V guys made the flame trenches like that, though. That also performed a roll maneuver.
@roamingcroat It's interesting that a symmetrical rocket like the Saturn would have to do a roll too. Once again, likely to set up orbital inclination. Thanks for your response and information.
@bassbob42 I think part of the reason the Saturn V rolled was to get the astronauts in a heads-down position. I imagine that this was probably safer during an abort (the abort motor would provide positive gs in a heads down position, as opposed to negative or lateral gs in any other position). Mind you, that's just a guess.
Aerodynamics play a big role in the Shuttle's roll and orientation, but you're right, that shouldn't be the case for the Saturn V.
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We also say that 13.7billion lightyears is the known and theirfore somehow "Setted" barrier of what there is and beyond is nothing. In that case, objects move away faster then light. Just like a airplane can move faster then sound and by means of sound youll never know it was there.
So its stupid to say, that once you exceed a fixed speed limit, to say it doesnt exist anymore just because you found a way around it.
speed. So sound is still there, it just goes past you. People always say, there is no sound if you go faster then it. Sound just needs matter to travel trough. The denser matter, the quiker it travels trough it. THats why sound moves quiker trough water. Sound is actually a virbation. Solid matter conducts soundwave best. Thats why if you have a earthquake in los angeles, it can be felt all the way in san fransisco (at lower db but its not the decibels but the travel speed) in just a few seconds
This is amazing footage that astronomers 100+ years ago would have gave their left testicle to see, and yet there are 148 idiots that "disliked" this video.. wow.
@shmexyboy27 Actually sound wouldnt be necessary for this video because the rocket boosters are so intense and loud they would probably blow out the microphone anyway, and even if that didn't happen "sound" doesn't exist in orbit, there is no air. Sound waves need air in order to make that vibration we call "sound".
they can attenuate the microphone signal using a single micro OP-Amp and keep tuning it automatically along the climb, when the shuttle breaks the sound barrier the sound of the booster will disappear but the microphone will be able to get the sound of the high air speed .. and the sound will go off just when it reaches no air altitude .. it will be amazing with sound esp when it breaks the sound barrier.
@aimhigh59 Well, I'm not positive, but I was under the impression that sound was the burning exhaust going down the length of the SRB, with the sound carrying through the structure and into the mic. I didn't think we were hearing air flow in those views.
@roamingcroat The lower SRB camera is mounted in the aft skirt or lower section of the booster. Other than the exhaust, I dont know if it could pick up the hydraulic power units, pumps etc. or any other machinery in that section until burnout. And at that point everything is off except control units to blow the chutes etc.
@aimhigh59 The specific video I linked to is from a forward camera looking towards the ET. You can definitely hear it when the separation motors fire. Listening to more of the sounds going on, I guess the main sound is the airflow past the boosters, since after separation it gets louder until chute deploy, and then quiets down. The reason I thought it was vibrations from the propellant flowing down the SRB was because the sound seemed constant from roll through separation.
@khalilovH I'm sorry but I disagree. Sound has no "sound" during the break of the sound barrier. Even if they could record the sound, to get an accurate feedback of what the sound would sound like you would probably need a pretty big amplifier.
Not true, the sound of wind doesnt occur as the atmosphere or the shuttle (depends on how you view the matter really) exceeds the speed of sound in contradiction to the airflow around. Also you dont hear the engines, But that is not because of the engines itself. Its because the air particles they hit along the way are at or above soundspeed. THe exhaust itself isnt. In fact it does deliever sound, but that sound will never reach the shuttle which is already exceeding the sound
while this is happening, somewhere there, beyond the horizon, a large group of people is throwing stones into the concrete pillars that symbolize devil. And they are coming here to teach You what is right and wrong.... moronic Liberals.
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@da3skooom You are on the wrong page. Or maybe the wrong drugs or maybe on the wrong world. Get some natural sleep, and try again some other time. I for one have a serious shortage of leftover sympathy for all of you cave dwellers. Your society outdates the west by centuries. What have you been doing all that time? Go cry to someone else, Losers! Look at that shuttle, left up to you it would never ever have happened.
@Armigo91 the video was from 2006. There weren't any HD cameras small enough and light-weight enough to be put on the orbiter without screwing up the aerodynamics and weight calculations. You have to keep in mind this behemoth is engineered down to the fraction of inches and ounces. One thing gets off and the whole thing goes bad in a hurry. The latest launch, STS-134, has HD camera views from the SRBs attached if you'd like to look at those. They're up on youtube now.
This is actually STS-112 in 2002. Everything else you said was pretty much right. One other thing: they transmit the view from the external tank live (since it burns up). Because of that, an HD feed would take up more bandwidth than they have. The SRB cameras save their video on board, and they're only downloaded once the SRBs are recovered.
What happened to the camera at the end there? Was that the two side rocket thingys detaching from the big rocket thingy and stuffing it up? (Excuse the non-rocket science jargon there.)
@tropicalcatdetective That's exactly what it was. The two white solid rocket boosters have small rocket engines on their nosecones that fire to push them away from the rest of the shuttle. The exhaust from that managed to deposit a thin film on the camera lens. This was the first mission that had an external tank camera; all flights after this one with such cameras had them lower on the tank, mostly to better see the Shuttle heat shield, but in part to keep the lens out of that exhaust.
@145Slap789 I guess you dont realise that it was mainly europeans that designed this rocket. And now you yanks are left paying the russians to take you into space.... how times have changed.
@145Slapit says USA all over it because they paid for it., but that has nothing to do with who designed it you fool. I think you will find that a nazi, Whernher Von Braun, was the principle designer. and most of the main engineers who were the founding fathers of Nasa were German.
But go ahead, wave your mini american flag because it says USA on the side.
@mrmishonka only some were german, they didnt design this one or vehicles such as vanguard, titan or others, and people who credit excusively nazi rocketry as a source of origination always conveniently forget about all of Robert Goddards patents the nazis had to pay him to use. Its fair to say they actually built on his and other researchers work just as the /NASA effort built on theirs.
@roamingcroat I never said Braun had anything to do with the space shuttle. if you read the previous post i think you will find i am talking about the rocket, not the shuttle.
as a wise man once said.... better to keep your mouth shut and let people think you are stupid, than open your mouth and remove all doubt.
@mrmishonka Your comment said that "many Europeans designed THIS rocket" (emphasis added).
The rocket, presumably the Space Transportation System, or Space Shuttle (of which the orbiter is one component), was not designed by von Braun and his German team, but rather by American companies Rocketdyne, Morton Thiokol, and Rockwell (major contractors). The chief designer was American Maxime Faget.
I'm sure Europeans contributed to the Shuttle, but it is by no means a "mainly European" design.
Verhner Von Braun had nothing to do with the space shuttle, atleast he wasnt a main contributer. He might have played a role in the Space Shuttle development area, but he wasnt the one who brought the idea of this design, it was a overall design made by the people in NASA, not one person only. Just admit the fact that designed the goddamn space shuttle and there no need to be so cocky over it thinking everything is European.
@nickeloxid What you see at the end is separation of the solid rocket boosters. They have small rocket motors on the nose to move them away from the orbiter and tank after they separate. When those separation motors fired, the exhaust covered the lens, obscuring the view for the rest of the launch. In all missions with the camera after this (STS-114 and after), the camera was placed lower on the tank, so that exhaust wasn't a problem.
damn watching the ground go further and further away makes me pumped up, like a natural reaction to protect and observe. to adjust my body, increase my strength to survive and react to whats about to come at me. like im ready to evolve... into venusaur... -__- fuck i need to do homework
@boredstiff83 Good question. The answer is they didnt have all of them. The ET & booster cameras came after the accident. The crew module and orbiter belly cameras have been there nearly since the beginning. If the shuttle program had a blank check, they would have it all.
Scary watching this if I was in one I would be crying
MegaLaylay10 1 day ago
totally awesome!!
loikjuyhtg 2 days ago
Why does the footage cut out? I 'm trying to find uncut video of the launch all the way to space to see the entire world. Can Anybody help?
evnwood 1 week ago
@evnwood
The booster separation rockets messed up the camera lens.
Try this one: watch?v=E5nxN0ooD5M
blablubb12345 1 week ago
0.52 what is that on the roof of the cockpit? anyone knows?
letsgetverydrunk 1 week ago
@letsgetverydrunk the suttle broke the sound barrier and the air becomes compressed
StevieG06061 1 week ago
@letsgetverydrunk I THINK
StevieG06061 1 week ago
@letsgetverydrunk steve is correct, that is a shockwave and you are seeing the water vapor in the compressed air :)
0FlyingSwede0 1 day ago
so cool :)
roychris34 2 weeks ago
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bundawartini 3 weeks ago
GoPro rocket cam
JOBoarder27 3 weeks ago
its a proof camara's work in the space XD
mastergunnersgtdev 1 month ago
When this baby hits 88 mph, you're gonna see some real serious shit!
BobDoleNSatanRmyniGz 1 month ago
40 secs from liftoff to sonicspeed.. That is quite fast.
berndpfe 1 month ago
can anybody explain to me why at one particular moment the picture becomes blur? I saw videos of boosters returning to Earth. I would like to see how the main brown body (whatever its name is) returns to earth. Thanks.
AlexNagniy 1 month ago
@AlexNagniy The orange tank (ET) makes it to orbit with the orbiter. Once released, it falls and burns up in the atmosphere. There are videos of it initially falling but nothing of it burning up and breaking up. The white boosters dont make it out of the atmosphere. Thats why they can fall and parachute to the ocean.
amgen52 1 month ago
It's surprising how quickly it rolls away from the vertical.
TechnicolorYawn 1 month ago
Bye bye shuttles.
We will miss you
skimyy 2 months ago
click me to check out the eagle in the mars explorer launch today
thesolareclipse2012 2 months ago
got here from minecraft -____- wtf
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One question?, How come when they go out of the earths athmosphere it doesn't get all hot and stuff, only on re entry do you see the shuttle getting hot as hell. I know they come back in at an angle to minimize the friction, but how do they get away with going up at such a steep rate of climb and no heat?
valeofsecrecy 2 months ago
it sooo cool how a blue outline coveres the earth
mysuperliam 2 months ago
they should have used a gopro...
capkirk73 2 months ago
this video is impressive
huixera 2 months ago
check out the size of the shadow from the exhaust trail!!!
blackhornet83 2 months ago
That's the real heaven at the end of the video
countrywayoflife1992 3 months ago
WOW!!
Hypsan 3 months ago
Beautiful work, my friend.
Crashman2 3 months ago
ahhhhh 240p we meet again.
CassiniGalaxy 3 months ago
@40390576 I'll have to check that out, thanks. BTW--I really enjoy your channel overall, thanks for making it available!
pvx 3 months ago
@40390576 Ahh, I see--that would make the most sense. Thanks for the clarification.
pvx 3 months ago
@40390576 Interesting--I always thought they used explosive bolts to separate the SRBs...
pvx 3 months ago
this is what was supposed to happen in just cause 2
TheTitan606 4 months ago
Co pilot says "Are we there yet?"
MrKelvincan 4 months ago 5
shit, I left my camara at the side of the rocket :s
ndkblackhawk 4 months ago 11
@40390576 Thanks for the explanation. It makes more sense than what that other guy wrote: 'gravity'. XD
SingHouse 4 months ago
sonic boom vapor cloud at 0:58 "
jinacio 4 months ago
why does it rotate?
SingHouse 5 months ago
@SingHouse gravity
jinacio 4 months ago
SHIT!!...i can see my house from here :D
boobookins456 5 months ago
No sound!? lol
ryanstewart86 5 months ago
Those are probably the longest shadows cast on the earth ever.
TooL1993 5 months ago
What happened at the end?
mrmorozov9 5 months ago
@mrmorozov9 boosters were spent and released so they could be picked up in the ocean :D rip shuttle program
Unguidedone 4 months ago
The space station now has 52 docking bays. does anyone know why? Hope it has nothing to do with the microwave there using to exploded the guts out of birds.
patriotinactionnow 5 months ago
At the beginning you can see the shadow of the smoke column
MrUbertubers 5 months ago
wunderbar!
shanaraeden 5 months ago
fast very very fast !
DEVASTATOR478 5 months ago
do this in reverse
DOCTOROFMINDMD 5 months ago
kms long shadow is amazing.
mostlylogical 5 months ago
When the camera goes fuzzy near the end, is that the shuttle getting into orbit?
thompsonmachinegun 5 months ago
@thompsonmachinegun
No, thats just the solid rocket boosters separating and falling back to Earth. It takes about 8 minutes to go from the surface to orbit.
emtpilot132 5 months ago
@emtpilot132 Why would that make the camera go fuzzy though? I can understand if it's a focus issue, but that didn't look like focus. It looked like someone divode by zero. And yes, divode is a word, I just said it.
ThatXboxAddict 5 months ago
@ThatXboxAddict i cant tell you how it happened, but the fuzzyness comes after SRB seperation, so it might be vapour from the seperation or something along those lines.
TheEternalUniverse 5 months ago
@thompsonmachinegun Its just a signal issue. Alignment of antennas etc.
aimhigh59 5 months ago
Fake ! es gibt keine Kameras !
cOliriOc 5 months ago
2 minutes and you could be in space...
iriddell1 5 months ago
beautiful
WANT3D12 6 months ago
what planet is this? looks like mercury or something. cool shit, tho
nuttenprella 6 months ago
We erased a generation of astronauts
Cuz we burn through dollars quicker than rocket exhaust
Now if you wanna be like Buzz or Neil Armstrong,
The closest you can get is to hit the bong.
Help save the Space Shuttle by watching my rap
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AdamElseify 6 months ago
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AdamElseify 6 months ago
if only they could listen to some metal like Slayer reign in blood on the way up
JGO707 6 months ago
this is so cool !
robertsasyannick 6 months ago
Unbelievable NASA didn't foresee foam coming off the tank when they built the shuttle. You would have thought that would have been tested repeatedly, and at least a few engineers would have seen this problem coming when they designed the shuttle.
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TruthTeller878 6 months ago
Let me ask something stupid, every shuttle launch involves the shuttle turning 180 degrees or so after clearing the pad....are the yusing the old Saturn Pad with the old launch tower, or did they just build this one wrong. It seems like a waste of energy to turn that puppy like that.
bassbob42 6 months ago
@bassbob42 They're using the old Saturn V flame trenches which were oriented like that. Plus, not every shuttle launched in the same direction, so even if the pad was facing due east, the shuttle would still have to turn at least a little to get to the right inclination.
I've always wondered why the Saturn V guys made the flame trenches like that, though. That also performed a roll maneuver.
roamingcroat 6 months ago
@roamingcroat It's interesting that a symmetrical rocket like the Saturn would have to do a roll too. Once again, likely to set up orbital inclination. Thanks for your response and information.
bassbob42 6 months ago
@bassbob42 I think part of the reason the Saturn V rolled was to get the astronauts in a heads-down position. I imagine that this was probably safer during an abort (the abort motor would provide positive gs in a heads down position, as opposed to negative or lateral gs in any other position). Mind you, that's just a guess.
Aerodynamics play a big role in the Shuttle's roll and orientation, but you're right, that shouldn't be the case for the Saturn V.
roamingcroat 6 months ago
what happened to the camera at the end??
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TruthTeller878 6 months ago
holly shit!! the earth is round lol
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usukker 3 months ago
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baba875 6 months ago
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Yes, God is amazing!
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i wana see the astronauts face during take off, can someone send me a link?
xy274 7 months ago
oh what a beautiful sight from space shutle
humzayunasnandla1 7 months ago
looks so peaceful lol. But when your really inside you feel like boom!
fireshard22 7 months ago
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ParkourAddict12 7 months ago 2
Ever saw a fighter jet flying over your at mach 1. Does the sound of the egine exhaust stop when it does?
No it doesnt...
Thats because the exhaust is shot in the other way and doesnt travel at the speed of sound.
Theres your sound.
Armigo91 7 months ago
after it happened in LA.
We also say that 13.7billion lightyears is the known and theirfore somehow "Setted" barrier of what there is and beyond is nothing. In that case, objects move away faster then light. Just like a airplane can move faster then sound and by means of sound youll never know it was there.
So its stupid to say, that once you exceed a fixed speed limit, to say it doesnt exist anymore just because you found a way around it.
Armigo91 7 months ago
speed. So sound is still there, it just goes past you. People always say, there is no sound if you go faster then it. Sound just needs matter to travel trough. The denser matter, the quiker it travels trough it. THats why sound moves quiker trough water. Sound is actually a virbation. Solid matter conducts soundwave best. Thats why if you have a earthquake in los angeles, it can be felt all the way in san fransisco (at lower db but its not the decibels but the travel speed) in just a few seconds
Armigo91 7 months ago
Fuckin awesome!
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This is amazing footage that astronomers 100+ years ago would have gave their left testicle to see, and yet there are 148 idiots that "disliked" this video.. wow.
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Futurecop2012D 7 months ago
So they spend millions on the shuttle, but they couldnt buy a camera with sound lol
shmexyboy27 8 months ago 2
@shmexyboy27 Actually sound wouldnt be necessary for this video because the rocket boosters are so intense and loud they would probably blow out the microphone anyway, and even if that didn't happen "sound" doesn't exist in orbit, there is no air. Sound waves need air in order to make that vibration we call "sound".
DJSexLeopard 8 months ago
@DJSexLeopard Oh yeah true lol didnt think about that
shmexyboy27 7 months ago
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they can attenuate the microphone signal using a single micro OP-Amp and keep tuning it automatically along the climb, when the shuttle breaks the sound barrier the sound of the booster will disappear but the microphone will be able to get the sound of the high air speed .. and the sound will go off just when it reaches no air altitude .. it will be amazing with sound esp when it breaks the sound barrier.
khalilovH 7 months ago
@khalilovH Certain SRB cameras often have sound, e.g. watch?v=_4CCDW_GDd4
I'm not really sure what the mic picks up, but I imagine it's mostly the internal sounds of propellant flowing down the length of the booster.
roamingcroat 7 months ago
@roamingcroat What proppellant flows ?
aimhigh59 7 months ago
@aimhigh59 Well, I'm not positive, but I was under the impression that sound was the burning exhaust going down the length of the SRB, with the sound carrying through the structure and into the mic. I didn't think we were hearing air flow in those views.
roamingcroat 7 months ago
@roamingcroat The lower SRB camera is mounted in the aft skirt or lower section of the booster. Other than the exhaust, I dont know if it could pick up the hydraulic power units, pumps etc. or any other machinery in that section until burnout. And at that point everything is off except control units to blow the chutes etc.
aimhigh59 7 months ago
@aimhigh59 The specific video I linked to is from a forward camera looking towards the ET. You can definitely hear it when the separation motors fire. Listening to more of the sounds going on, I guess the main sound is the airflow past the boosters, since after separation it gets louder until chute deploy, and then quiets down. The reason I thought it was vibrations from the propellant flowing down the SRB was because the sound seemed constant from roll through separation.
roamingcroat 7 months ago
@roamingcroat I cant imagine anything but air at first. The orbiter by itself is very loud. On landings it sounds like a barn door is landing...
aimhigh59 7 months ago
@khalilovH I'm sorry but I disagree. Sound has no "sound" during the break of the sound barrier. Even if they could record the sound, to get an accurate feedback of what the sound would sound like you would probably need a pretty big amplifier.
DJSexLeopard 7 months ago
@DJSexLeopard
Not true, the sound of wind doesnt occur as the atmosphere or the shuttle (depends on how you view the matter really) exceeds the speed of sound in contradiction to the airflow around. Also you dont hear the engines, But that is not because of the engines itself. Its because the air particles they hit along the way are at or above soundspeed. THe exhaust itself isnt. In fact it does deliever sound, but that sound will never reach the shuttle which is already exceeding the sound
Armigo91 7 months ago
@khalilovH
i meant the sound of air flowing around the microphone
khalilovH 7 months ago
@shmexyboy27 or one that records faster than 10fps...
alexhamster1134 7 months ago
that's one brave camera man there
TheJeremyevans 8 months ago
Imagine that you are the camera!...omfg! Oo
PiErRe6363 8 months ago
while this is happening, somewhere there, beyond the horizon, a large group of people is throwing stones into the concrete pillars that symbolize devil. And they are coming here to teach You what is right and wrong.... moronic Liberals.
kalmius7 8 months ago
what had happen in 2:13 aliens attack?
windatekili 8 months ago
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emiratesa380man 8 months ago
g thanks gravity
troy861 8 months ago
@skeatesy1 You are a fucking retard. What does the space shuttle launch sequence have to do with your insane ideals and views about the U.S.?
carbonandchemicals 8 months ago
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da3skooom 8 months ago
Amazing vid - cheers for sharing!
233Runner 8 months ago
wieso geht es nicht weiter??^^
koernchen69 8 months ago 16
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mindfield666 7 months ago
@koernchen69 wer gibt einen guten god damn?
dirtylogs 6 months ago
What is left for the Syrian regime, the offender and the Iranian regime after the terrorist that committed the massacres against the Syrian people, and now discovered the mass graves of the demonstrators innocent to remain silent about these crimes will come grief to international regulations because it is set on violence and frustration in the hearts of the peoples of the international silence and double standards, and this is more dangerous than Global warming
da3skooom 8 months ago
@da3skooom You are on the wrong page. Or maybe the wrong drugs or maybe on the wrong world. Get some natural sleep, and try again some other time. I for one have a serious shortage of leftover sympathy for all of you cave dwellers. Your society outdates the west by centuries. What have you been doing all that time? Go cry to someone else, Losers! Look at that shuttle, left up to you it would never ever have happened.
apoypto 8 months ago
147 people wanted the shuttle to explode!
mia1shooter 8 months ago
@mia1shooter shame it didnt really.....
CJJRiley 8 months ago
So nasa taped my stolen 3.0megapixel phone on the shuttle.
Armigo91 8 months ago
@Armigo91 the video was from 2006. There weren't any HD cameras small enough and light-weight enough to be put on the orbiter without screwing up the aerodynamics and weight calculations. You have to keep in mind this behemoth is engineered down to the fraction of inches and ounces. One thing gets off and the whole thing goes bad in a hurry. The latest launch, STS-134, has HD camera views from the SRBs attached if you'd like to look at those. They're up on youtube now.
iMensah81 8 months ago
@iMensah81 "the video was from 2006."
This is actually STS-112 in 2002. Everything else you said was pretty much right. One other thing: they transmit the view from the external tank live (since it burns up). Because of that, an HD feed would take up more bandwidth than they have. The SRB cameras save their video on board, and they're only downloaded once the SRBs are recovered.
roamingcroat 8 months ago
now i wanna throw up
hypemiitrudog07 8 months ago
Is this video are normal speed?
goodday3000 9 months ago
@goodday3000 Yes.
roamingcroat 8 months ago
What happened to the camera at the end there? Was that the two side rocket thingys detaching from the big rocket thingy and stuffing it up? (Excuse the non-rocket science jargon there.)
tropicalcatdetective 9 months ago
@tropicalcatdetective That's exactly what it was. The two white solid rocket boosters have small rocket engines on their nosecones that fire to push them away from the rest of the shuttle. The exhaust from that managed to deposit a thin film on the camera lens. This was the first mission that had an external tank camera; all flights after this one with such cameras had them lower on the tank, mostly to better see the Shuttle heat shield, but in part to keep the lens out of that exhaust.
roamingcroat 9 months ago
Amazing video all by itself...if only i could hear noise.
jetfreak4 9 months ago
so in 2-3 minutes you could be in space? just wondering .....
oOBionncazOo 9 months ago
@oOBionncazOo No, at 2 min your at about 140,000 ft. Your considered in space at about 4000,000ft.
aimhigh59 9 months ago
@oOBionncazOo think so ..
CelMaiMort 9 months ago
2:12
DAMN YOU COMCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAST
ragalin1 9 months ago
Cool video, I really like the ones with the mounted camera. Also, why is everyone so upset?
luebsmx8 9 months ago
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luebsmx8 9 months ago
Je fais le même sur google earth!
samrenfou 9 months ago
i can see my house from here!
edwardtang1977 9 months ago
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Futurecop2012H 9 months ago
How can 145 people vote no on this video. My guess is either they are Russian or Europeaons.
145Slap789 9 months ago
@145Slap789 I guess you dont realise that it was mainly europeans that designed this rocket. And now you yanks are left paying the russians to take you into space.... how times have changed.
mrmishonka 9 months ago
@mrmishonka Sure, thats whys it says USA all over it. lol
145Slap789 9 months ago
@145Slapit says USA all over it because they paid for it., but that has nothing to do with who designed it you fool. I think you will find that a nazi, Whernher Von Braun, was the principle designer. and most of the main engineers who were the founding fathers of Nasa were German.
But go ahead, wave your mini american flag because it says USA on the side.
mrmishonka 9 months ago
@mrmishonka Jealous much?
Supremist77 9 months ago
@Supremist77 when i am jealous of something american i will decide my life isnt worth living anymore
mrmishonka 9 months ago
@mrmishonka only some were german, they didnt design this one or vehicles such as vanguard, titan or others, and people who credit excusively nazi rocketry as a source of origination always conveniently forget about all of Robert Goddards patents the nazis had to pay him to use. Its fair to say they actually built on his and other researchers work just as the /NASA effort built on theirs.
MrTrescojones 9 months ago
@mrmishonka I think you'll find that Dr. von Braun had very little to do with the design of the Space Shuttle.
roamingcroat 9 months ago
@roamingcroat I never said Braun had anything to do with the space shuttle. if you read the previous post i think you will find i am talking about the rocket, not the shuttle.
as a wise man once said.... better to keep your mouth shut and let people think you are stupid, than open your mouth and remove all doubt.
mrmishonka 9 months ago
@mrmishonka Your comment said that "many Europeans designed THIS rocket" (emphasis added).
The rocket, presumably the Space Transportation System, or Space Shuttle (of which the orbiter is one component), was not designed by von Braun and his German team, but rather by American companies Rocketdyne, Morton Thiokol, and Rockwell (major contractors). The chief designer was American Maxime Faget.
I'm sure Europeans contributed to the Shuttle, but it is by no means a "mainly European" design.
roamingcroat 9 months ago
@mrmishonka
Verhner Von Braun had nothing to do with the space shuttle, atleast he wasnt a main contributer. He might have played a role in the Space Shuttle development area, but he wasnt the one who brought the idea of this design, it was a overall design made by the people in NASA, not one person only. Just admit the fact that designed the goddamn space shuttle and there no need to be so cocky over it thinking everything is European.
galatasarayfan67 9 months ago
@145Slap789 secondly.... if the Soviets had the money that Nasa had avaliable to them, they could have landed a man on the fucking sun.
mrmishonka 9 months ago
do you people really have a usb cable this long?
humxa24 10 months ago 138
@humxa24 No they use a $200 GoPro camera
copperbeech1 8 months ago
@humxa24 Yes! It provides power for the shuttle until it gets batteries at the ISS!
jonesy97 8 months ago
@humxa24 ne, but the russains have ;)
TheDustyRavage 8 months ago
@humxa24 lol brilliant
foxtrot789 8 months ago
@humxa24 hah ha ahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, I laughed out loud, awesome comment dude!
obooth 8 months ago
@humxa24 lol dude! that's hilarious!
bigredbosshog 8 months ago
@humxa24 I think you can get usb cables that long at Fry's electronics
pyr0static 7 months ago
@humxa24 Yeah, I sure they have a USB cable hanging out the window thats over 100,000 miles long. XD
MowerzAndLawnEquep 7 months ago
@humxa24 that awkward moment when i dont understand the highest rated comment :/
ostime14 7 months ago
@humxa24 I think it's wireless these days mate...
vtwinmama 7 months ago
@humxa24 Let me guese You saw it from a Phone company??/
MrEPICKILLER123 7 months ago
why does the camera go out?
nickeloxid 10 months ago
@nickeloxid What you see at the end is separation of the solid rocket boosters. They have small rocket motors on the nose to move them away from the orbiter and tank after they separate. When those separation motors fired, the exhaust covered the lens, obscuring the view for the rest of the launch. In all missions with the camera after this (STS-114 and after), the camera was placed lower on the tank, so that exhaust wasn't a problem.
roamingcroat 10 months ago
damn watching the ground go further and further away makes me pumped up, like a natural reaction to protect and observe. to adjust my body, increase my strength to survive and react to whats about to come at me. like im ready to evolve... into venusaur... -__- fuck i need to do homework
tonyt0ny 10 months ago
now thats some other shit than an onboard vid of a GSXR bike =O
tonyt0ny 10 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
didn't want it to end...
likmahchoda 10 months ago
KEVIN!!!!!
3309224 10 months ago
Where were these cameras when Columbia launched in 2003?
boredstiff83 10 months ago
@boredstiff83 Good question. The answer is they didnt have all of them. The ET & booster cameras came after the accident. The crew module and orbiter belly cameras have been there nearly since the beginning. If the shuttle program had a blank check, they would have it all.
aimhigh59 10 months ago