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  • The Russian rockets are very reliable but nothing is 100% in this world. Good thing this video isn't tagged Fried Reporter Metres From Launch Pad!

  • 00:30 - они бы еще автомобильную "елочку" повесили.

  • It sounded like farts in the start :P

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  • Sure, telephoto, but I’d say she is pretty darn close anyway. The time between mainstage, and when the sound of it reaches where she is, seems to be about 2 ½ seconds. That makes it somewhere in the range of about ½ mile. You couldn’t do that here.

  • hey bb, that my rocket for you, ride it up lol

  • is she from bosnia or something??

  • what are u talking about?! she is like my dick !!

  • The reporter is a dog and the Canadian is a fool/tool...and I'm an embarrassed Canadian.

  • noise of a silent woman is defeaning!

  • Ok, a few +thousand+ metres from the launch. But apart from that the reporter is refreshingly well-informed. And given that English is not her first language she's extremely fluent.

  • It's called standing far away from the camera at high zoom. Try "kilometers".

  • I'd love to get to tape a launch from that close. Girl not bad either

  • the things i would do to her

  • top 2 comments --> fucking pervs LOL

  • billionaires......is there anything that they dont want to do

    haha

  • она страшненькая

  • hhahaha does she have any clue as to how dangerous what she did was?

    There is a solid....solid...solid reason why rocket pads are 100's of miles away from anything with absolutely nothing around it as far as the eye can see.

  • i may be ignorant here, but i gotta ask..why is it that at launch phase american space shuttles leave such a big trail of smoke behind, whilst russian space rockets barely make any..? but the better question would be..why aren't the americans using the same type of fuel that russians use? it looks less polluting, at least..

  • @L20Nardi Well smoke does not mean toxic, but your correct somewhat. Russian uses RP-1 (a refined kerosene) that is highly toxic and carcinogenic and welll as unstable. The shuttle used Ammonium Perchlorate Composite Propellant (APCP) while both are not good for you the U.S. was somewhat better health wise. But remember this was just to get off the ground, both used Oxygen as the fuel once it hit 150,000 feet (about 52 miles) and the boosters drops away.

  • @candr thanks, i didn't expect such a detailed answer, it fully helped :)

  • @L20Nardi except it's a load of tosh.

  • Only on RT. A rocket is lifting off to space. What does the camera continue to show? The hot chick.

  • i want to tweak her nipples

  • Her daugthers will have cancer.

  • whoa she hasn't visted the rocket disaster portion of youtube before has she?

    I wouldn't be within 5 miles of any rocket of that caliber if i'm not inside a concrete and steel bunker thats buried underground.

  • They have a lion toy hanging in there xD

  • @TH7596 yeah. and when the lion starts floating.

  • what a fatass astronaut

  • I wonder what the G-force is, around 6 or 7?  Thats gotta feel like a bear is sitting on your chest.

  • @rickcain2320 4.4G's is the maximum G's they sustain and that's in the first few minutes of flight, after that it drops off substationally. partially because well... your getting farther away from the earth, so less of a backwards tug on your body while your accerating.. if you get what i'm saying?

    I always thought they endured way more then 4g's what with the huge rockets strapped to there asses and because that is only about 1x the amount you sustain on the wildest roller coasters

    but nope!

  • meters away?...she would have already been a BBQ!

  • i want to pull her pants down

  • about 180 decibels is a bit noisy.

  • 0:39 did you notice how nervously that space tourist where staring at newspaper? He was probably thinking "Holy shit this is something unreal, I am flying to a fucking space aaahhh"

  • ooohhhh gayane... i love u :D

  • Might as well have been driving, pretty much oblivious.

  • You can be as close to the blue screen as you want and still not get burned by what is pictured there! Love the fans blowing her hair and her not knowing where to look.

    Nobody actually sends reporters anywhere anymore. When CNN pulled the desert storm stunt with Charles Jaco (cheap set not blue screen), they knew they had a winner.

    Only we, the public that depends on a truthful, free press, get screwed.

  • @CNN911Fakes lucky for us, we have brains and libraries and the internet and the ability to compare news streams to literature.

  • @trisky1234 How I wish the victors did not have the habit of destroying the literature from before they were victorious! There versions of history truly stink.

    Do you remember the idea behind the book "5 days of the condor" (3 days for the movie)? Have you ever had a chance to watch the analyses of movies that tell us exactly what we are now experiencing?

    "minority report" for example?

    It is fascinating.

    Anyway, I feel a strong need to restore the 1st amendment by breaking up media.

  • hahaha great reporting there !!

  • Yes we could really feel the overload, but things are back to normal now.

    Lol, normal being what like 5gs of acceleration. hehe

  • Crazy girl

    

  • Stuck in space for months with an annoying clown? No thanks

  • 1:07 so this is who we send to space....no wonder world will end....

  • this reportuer is really really HOT!!

  • @constantmotionish

    so hot that you can't even spell... 

  • @mastersgta1 LOL ya..the right one is reporteur..

  • @constantmotionish below average. but depends where u live maybe

  • @constantmotionish

    You need to see an eye doctor.

  • @USAmerican100 hahaha LOL..

  • @constantmotionish hell yes she is. :)

  • @constantmotionish fugly, ur gay

  • @constantmotionish wish she would help me blast off my rocket

  • @constantmotionish are we looking at the same reporter?

  • @constantmotionish fuck go and buy new bionoculars ;)

  • @constantmotionish she is really ugly-ugly jew

  • 2:05 yeah real professional

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  • Impressive. Must be loud.

  • the cameraman could be far from her, and using a superzoom, making it look that both she and the rocket are near each other.

    you can do that with people and the moon for example.

  • She´s hot!

  • What the heck is that over their heads? Looks like a typical camping weekend, lol...

  • How on earth she can NOT watch the Blast off?????

  • reporter is hot

  • Not an American rocket, so who cares

  • @dhbiza lol they wont care for a long time since they will be no american rocket in a wild LOL

  • @juanlmesl ??? in a wild????

  • @dhbiza in a long time 

  • Come on Russian all space is in your control .!!

    Show time, show the world you can do more than other country to mess space.!!

  • Reporter ♥

  • ITS A LION Hangin!

  • man, that's a smooth launch. Al those american vehicles produce a lot of smoke and stuff, this one doesn't, just a cute flame!

  • Looks like Rachel Weisz's ugly little sister.

  • lol american canadian and russian together is that modern warfare 4?

  • What rocket?

  • what? the rocket took off? i didnt even notice. i got distracted.

  • She's hot!

  • Chriss de cave Laliberté !!!

  • 0:37 I'll translate "next time were paying the extra $150 to upgrade our seats"

  • Based on the sound delay, she is about 2 km from the launch pad.

  • @USAmerican100 The rocket is a Soyuz-FG which has a height of 49.5m (162 feet). At 2000m away, it would have an angular size of about 1.4 degrees.

    The rocket appears to be 1.2 feet high relative to the reporter, If we assume the camera is 3-8 feet away from the reporter, then the angle is between 8 and 23 degrees. And using the small angle formula, the distance is between 150-350 meters away.

  • @ronpaulbot

    So the speed of sound is slower in Russia? You can see engines start up at 1 second (smoke at the pad), you hear the sound at 5-6 seconds. Speed of sound is about 343 meters per second.

  • @USAmerican100 c/mon buddy, use American units, not those damn french metric units.

  • @USAmerican100 Let's try with topography? How tall is that rocket? :)

  • @USAmerican100 Based on the sound delay, she is 600-900 meters from the launch pad. You can't see when exactly engines start at all, you can only guess. You can clearly hear noise from engines already hissing from the start of the video and reaching it's peak at the take off moment. If you refer to the smoke then it's about 2-3 sec before the sound gets to the camera, but no way 5-6 seconds as you are trying to state here.

  • Soviet old baby ! I love

  • Actually Guy was lucky. There was a technical problem on launch that resulted in a near catastrophe. There are three stages to the turbo pump system that the Soyuz rocket uses. The pumps are cycled by the action of the combustion itself. Here the pumps produced too much flow of fuel and liquid oxygen. The lift off had too much thrust. The system luckily corrected itself. Hence the conversation between the crew and mission control.

  • Please!! Saw off her hand!!!

  • "here is the moment of truth....so instead of keeping quiet I'll shout loudly and wave my hand annoyingly in front of the camera"

  • I didn`t understand a word she said, I was just hoping to see her tits

  • and shes ugly too her forehead is square,she wouldent of dared stand that close to the mighty saturn five

  • @guitarnashelter it's not a saturn 5

  • @pierceys234 i know that u moron jesus what planet u from

  • @guitarnashelter you just said that was a Saturn 5

  • @guitarnashelter Says the fat nerd

    TOO UGLY WULDNT BANG

  • this doesn't look real

  • Whats she doing out of the kitchen?

  • @BADDOOKUS That's mean!

    Please. Don't be mean, to the sweet Russ lady.

  • The shitting cult savage is wearing a Christanic death cross. What an insane shitting cult moron.

  • if she was that distance from the saturn v she would of been burned to a crisp

  • @guitarnashelter i doubt it dude.... took the sound like 2 or 3 seconds 2 reach her... no chance u would be burnt even by the saturn 5 rocket

  • @AJAnewage are you kidding it would of blew her away you idiot

  • Frog Eyed Bitch.

    Lol what is wrong with you guys haha !

  • That is a very annoying button. Specifically, the tensile strength of the thread that is holding that button on is very annoying.

  • Oh! There was a launch????

  • great video clip although if she was twice that distance from an Apollo launch she might not have survived

  • I would tap that to infinity and beyond.

  • 1:05 Oh Canadian, you so silly!

  • That's a big rocket that carry cosmonauts but very little smokes at launch pad?

  • @dvh065 Soyuz uses RP-1/Lox for fuel, so it's not going to "smoke" like a rocket that uses, say, monomethyl hydrazine/nitrogen tetroxide. Perhaps, it's because the launch facility doesn't use a water buffer at the pad the way NASA does with it's more powerful engines.

  • @VlaXXie Then you'd really like the Chinese rockets, find a vid of Shenzhou 7 launching, it looks like a toy rocket on a toy launch pad, and lights up and takes off looking like a miniature in an effects shot. :D no disrespect intended, it seems a good rocket

  • My God... that reporter is way too close to that rocket blast off. What if there had been a malfunction? What if the rocket had to be aborted?

  • @notredamehesamighty she's not as close as it seems.. the aperture setting on the camera just makes it look that way. And there was probably a bunker right behind the camera they could get into if there was a problem

  • @notredamehesamighty It's not an American rocket, so relax. Russian rockets are much safer.

  • @reventon65000 What tits?

  • OPTICAL ILLUSION: normal people will see the reporters tits....but if you look closely in the background there is a rocket taking off

  • @reventon65000 Rocket? What rocket?

  • @reventon65000 By the way, just how close was that wench to the launchpad?

  • @reventon65000 LOL  I split my gut laughing!!!!!

  • @reventon65000 OMG your RIGHT!

  • @reventon65000 - All I see are these funny little men climbing up and down the steps. M.C. Escher.

  • @reventon65000 what tits?

  • @reventon65000 nah i dont see it

  • Why doesn't the Soyuz produce huge vapor trails? Does it burn a different fuel than the Space Shuttle?

  • @dimesach EXCELLENT QUESTION! That's always bothered me for years!

  • @dimesach Yes, the Soyuz burns kerosene and liquid-oxygen, which makes mostly water vapor and carbon-dioxide. Space shuttle boosters burned stuff that makes a lot of smoke (ammonium perchlorate, aluminum powder, iron oxide, and epoxy-polymer binder). The shuttle itself burned liquid-hydrogen and liquid-oxygen, which makes a water-vapor exhaust trail but without any actual smoke. AFAIK all Soyuz stages burn kerosene, except the upper stage sometimes burns hydrazine which also makes little smoke.

  • I bet if the rocket had blown up on the launchpad it would have still burnt her ass.

  • Мы должны думать о лучшем мире друг с другом. Это единственный способ ...

  • looks like we have still some time to go to catch up to Star Trek kind of spaceship.

    Just imagine what human can achieve if all the money on wars going into research for spaceships!!!

  • @crumcon Not a star-trek like ship, those are pure fantasy. Luckily for us, a real starship would be much, much cooler than a disk and tubes. :D

  • @crumcon Maybe we could go to mars. That's about it. Star Trek sort of technology is far, far off into the future assuming that it's even possible.

  • @crumcon Yeah, we need a proper war to start building shit like that. Ok so i was being sarcastic but have you ever noticed the advances in technology when were scared of somebody? Think cold war.

  • @crumcon and im assuming while we're putting all our money into research magical leprechauns give us food?

  • @crumcon The most sensible comment I have ever seen on YT. Well done. Oh and I agree with you 100%.

  • I'm metres away too: approximately 7,818,000.

  • that canadian has eaten to much snow

  • HOLY CRAP! I faved this video 2 months ago and I just now realized there is a rocket launching in the background! ;)

  • It is easy to figure out that she is about 2km from the pad, if you time the lag between what you see and the arrival of sound. Given the difference in vehicle size and energy, the NASA minimum safe distance of 3 miles is comparable. She is getting visual and audio signals from her crew about what is about to happen (monitor in her right ear). Excellent TV reporting.

  • Damn I wish I was just a few years older than her, built like an olympic gymnast, rich, smart, funny, and her partner on some semester-long college project.

  • That's a REALLY bad idea to be that close. If for some reason the rocket malfunctions and explodes you're completely fucked.

  • @PrUnEJuIcEtHeThIrD It's not an atomic bomb dude...

  • @TheRaven0us Doesn't have to be an atomic bomb for there to be shrapnel falling everywhere.

  • Tits or no, I will marry her ass on the tarmac if she wants to be American. After all, we rule!

  • @cybermarsactual

    HAHA! you rule? you just disbanded your space shuttle program, and now Russia is the only country capable of sending people to the ISS!

    You country is on the verge of collapse! Russia is on the rise and America is falling into poverty and debt.

    Why would anyone want to be an American they are all fat greedy diseased people with no culture except for Mcdonalds and cocacola bullshit

  • Why do women display there bust like that,

    -and then get angry with us when we notice?

  • Fuck america . Viva Russia !! Att LEast the American people aren't in fact american .. they'r European

  • @faisaly96 What are you talking about, we evolved from the primordial soup on our own right over this piece of land, and owe no credit to anybody. That fact we have a language that sounds similar to British is just a coincidence, like when Kirk showed up on another planet and everyone there looked human and spoke English.

    :D

    I was in an argument with a lady (American) who was arguing against the idea that all Americans are descended from immigrants and that our language came from Europe.

  • isnt that kind of close for her to stand there

  • ....so being an astronaut comes down to being able to pay your own way?

    So Alphonse “Al” Capone, Bonnie Parker and George “Bugs” Moran could have flown rockets if gangsters of their day could have had that available to get their kicks? I megga Coney Island ride?

    Humanity is screwed if sick-O pervert inbreeds are the only ones left to fly. We won't even be making it across the street as a species, much less to the stars.

  • I don't know why, but Gayane's reporting just seems so funny that she makes me laugh. "They want a separate Soyuz for tourists. We don't know when it's gonna happen or if it's gonna happen, but we do know, if it happens, the flights there are gonna cost much more than they do now." It's the way she says it as much as what she says. "They cont babysit space tourists out there!"

  • to be honest, i clicked this vid to see the beautiful reporter, not the rocket..

  • to be honest, i clicked this vid to see the beautiful reporter, not the rockets..

  • I'll miss rockets like these when they start using aircraft that can be flown off the runway and into space. I wonder how long until that happens.

  • Amazing how loud those suckers are. Guess listening to Apollo launches again, and noticing the lack of rocket noise, and vibration-free APOLLONUT transmissions is not necessary for blind NASA LOVERS!

  • @un4g1v3n1 I guess you believe the moon landing is false, huh? Just so you know, Apollo 11 left sensors on the moon and we can fire signals at them and have them returned. So it's undoubted that the moon landing is real.

  • @Dylanforlife Educate yourself Dylan...Russians returned laser signals from the moon, off the bare surface in 62. MIT did it in 63. Nothing is required to bounce a laser signal off the moon. You've been hoodwinked pal. Not to worry though. So has the majority of the world. Ignorance is the most prominent enemy of TRUTH!

  • @un4g1v3n1 Calling me by my name scares me. Also, I WANT TO BELIEVE!

  • @un4g1v3n1 I am not certain what it is you try to say.

    But if you are trying to tell us that the Soyuz makes more noise than the Saturn V did, then you are most asurredly wrong.

  • @LarS1963 Listen to the voices of Apollonots...If you dont want to understand the simple fact that NO ENGINE NOISE from the ANOT side of TRANSMISSION is kind of WEIRD...then MAYBE their vibration-free voices during a rocket launch will clue you in. ASSUMING that missions to the MOON are true, based on the fact someone TOLD YOU THEY ARE REAL, or showed you LAME VIDEOS of lunar rompings....then you'll be even more easily fooled on other matters! MIND EXPERIMENT...those who believe, FAILED!

  • @un4g1v3n1 Ohhh.... A conspiracy theorist. :D

    Ask yourself this question: IF the lunar landings are FAKE, and YOU and those LIKEMINDED have access to FACTS that it is so, then how come that the SOVJET UNION did not find these facts and PUBLISH them? Why did the SOVJET UNION not put forward this evidence? There was a COLD WAR going on, and I am CERTAIN that Breshnev would have LOVED smear Nixon's with MUD. However, he NEVER DID? WHY is that?

    B.t.w. Using capitals in this manner is infantile.

  • @LarS1963 The Soviets were faking space missions to extort billions from their citizens as well...In the meantime, they , like US, built up their nuclear arsenals, and financed black ops technology....Now, if you want to live in your mind-controlled, sheeple state, believing governments around the world are really running the show, so be it...As for me I prefer the truth. Making me a truth-seeker, not conspiracy theorist....And making you a goddamned, gullibe dupe! Enjoy your ignorance!

  • @un4g1v3n1 Yes, because I believe that the lunar-stones broght back to earth are real, because I refuse to believe you can create a deception on such a scale without proof coming out that it was all fake, because I have yet to see you or any of your likeminded conspiracy-theorists produce a shred of evidence that confirm your theories are right; I am a goddamned gullible dupe...

    I am aware that goverments lie, cheat and fake. But they don't do it always.

  • @LarS1963 "stones broght back to earth are real" Ask the DUTCH about their STONE...er...PETRIFIED WOOD. "refuse to believe" No, all you are doing is what a child does when they are first told SANTA isn't real. You are upset that you've been duped, and wish to avoid feeling like a fool! "proof coming out that it was all fake" The proof of the fraud has been coming out since PRIOR to the missions. Baron died for it! As did the Apollo 1 crew! "But they don't do it always" ;) ya, right!

  • @un4g1v3n1 LOL.

    I am terrible sorry, but I have no reason to act as a child does when told Santa isn't real.

    Because, it will take a lot more than your ramblings to convince me I am wrong. I happen to have lived in the Netherlands, and I know rather a lot about your piece of "petrified wood". You can believe what you want, and I will stick to the facts. When you have proof to provide, please send it to Rolling Stone or another independant magazine, they will love it.

  • @LarS1963 "I am terrible sorry" The first accurate statement you have made. Although it's your logical/critical skills that are sorry.

    Don't take my ramblings....Watch videos by myself, and my friend Jarrah White. Or just watch rare footage like launches of Saturn V's during Apollo missions. Listen to the voices of the actornots...Then, USE CRITICAL, LOGICAL THINKING SKILLS. Remember, reindeer can't fly, and voiceboxes can't be vibration-free during a ROCKET LAUNCH. WAKE UP!

  • @LarS1963 Have you ever heard of the pendulum experiment done on Apollo 14? It is on video and the moon gravitational force was calculated from this and corresponds within 5% from the true value and it is as expected much, much lower than the earth gravitational force. This experiment is something one can not duplicate on earth - not even with trick photography with the astronauts moving while the experiment is going. Nice try, no cigar.

  • @oomblikkies Ermmm....

    No I haven't heard of it, although it sounds interesting. Why don't you pass this bit of interesting tidbit on to un4g1v3n1? Because, if you care to go back and actually read the posts, you will notice that I at no point claim that the moonlandings were fake. Rather on the contrary. ;)

    That aside, where can I read more about this experiment?

  • @un4g1v3n1 Sorry, did you say petrified wood? Are you seriously suggesting that nasa faked moonrocks with petrified wood? The single rock available on earth that is LEAST FUCKING LIKELY to fool anyone ever? Do you seriously think anybody has ever been stupid enough to try and pass off petrified wood as a moon rock? Your info is terrible, and your acceptance of it shows the blindest confirmation bias I've ever seen.

  • @TBuckleyBrain Google FAKE MOON ROCK...OR DUTCH MOON ROCK...Then let the mind fucking come to an end for you! Also google VON BRAUN trip to antarctica...ya...in 67, two years before Apollo 11....collecting MOON ROCKS...Yeah!

    Then try googling RADIOACTIVE MOON....KILLER ELECTRONS...and start the awakening process..Or stay mind-fucked....It is your mind, and you have the right to be deluded if you wish!

  • @un4g1v3n1 "Durrr it's on the internet, it must be true!!!!!! Durrrrrrrrrr...." I don't usually trust the daily mail anyway, but even assuming it was true, it seems like someone pulled one over on the dutch prime minister, not the freaking world. Also, just because antarctica looks like the moon doesn't mean it does at a molecular level. And everyone knew the astronauts were exposed to radiation. Their total radiation exposure was under 5 rem. They were still inside earth's magnetosphere.