Launch of NASA Dawn on Delta II 2 rocket from Cape Canaveral

[mgoodsings]

Thats like 4 millions pounds of pressure going towards the earth...dang

[SpooniToons]

This rocket ..explains my soberness

[Peter1999]

Cabo Cañaveral

[kenpalmer1965]

This is totally awesome! Great job and thanks for uploading it here for us to see!

[Yurielkafa]

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@Yurielkafa Нет, это идеальный пуск! Извините за Россию, спасибо :-)

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[LORDwilliamsDJ]

exelent . loved it

[HuyWTF510]

@1969captainron

yea i know, it just funny haha

[MU51CxL0V3R]

Thats NOT a launch... CHUCK NORRIS SIMPLY MASTURBATED!!

[HuyWTF510]

i love how the rocket went from goin upwards, then sideways, then upside down in the video

[Kauwhaka]

I love how everyone is cheering and laughing... until the sound hits them. Then they go silent for a while. I read that when the Saturn V took off, it was the loudest man made noise ever, next to a nuclear explosion. Reporters and observers a few miles away had trouble finding the words to describe how stunningly loud it was.

[rss0246]

@thecravenator42069 My Daddy taught me that at sea level sound goes a mile every five seconds (good way to tell how far away you are from a lightning strike). You are correct: It is just a tad under 3 miles from Launch Complex 17 at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station to Jetty Park at Port Canaveral, where this video was shot. Has been a great place to watch (and hear) Delta II launches. Too bad there is only one more scheduled -- a NASA science probe in November, 2011.

[tsman2709]

@rss0246 There is going to be one more launch on September 8th 2011. There is a huge chance that I will be in Orlando on that week... so... I´m not going to miss it!!!!

[rss0246]

@tsman2709 Yes, this is the Delta 2 / GRAIL launch I was referring to. They had been talking November, but have settled (for now) on September 8. If it actually goes that day there's a "huge chance" I won't be in Florida -- so you will have to watch it for me at Jetty Park. There's another Delta 2 launch scheduled -- a NASA / NOAA satellite in October. But that' one is going from Vandenberg AFB in California which won't help me out much either...

[AntiGrav82]

That liftoff was crazy fast. A big contrast to the slow liftoff of the saturn 5.

[11littlemisssunshine]

sau gut

[anthonychad]

this sucks nobody died :(

[my235]

That sound is orgasmic!

[www41WorldUSAcom]

NASA Dawn Delta 2 Rocket

[dlouis95]

The best rockets are the ones that don't come back down. ~Daniel Smith

[ti994apc]

Not a big fan of solid rocket fuel. When the fail, they cause a lot of damage.

[my235]

@ti994apc But fun to watch when they do explode (of course with no humans around)

[CuntyNunezsCloset]

that has to be on the bucket list .. too witness a launch

[ParallaxFilm]

Nice launch - looks like it has wings!

[newFranzFerencLiszt]

I'd really like to see a show like this before I die...

[Eurotrashgirl69]

nice cant wait to move back to cape canaveral in February...

[blackhole522]

I love how they sound so powerful

[Revvavver]

Look at the trace it has lost because an atmosfere is left behind the rocket.

[taylorfamily6]

we are goin in 3 weks for atlantis launch...where were you exactly?? Did you pay to see it from there??

[go462]

I was on the fishing pier at Jetty Park. Admission is $5 per car. There are better places to see Atlantis and the other space shuttles from. Check out Space View park in Titusville. It is free.

[RaptorXNGW]

1:32. What the hell was that

[bradleycpttd]

I think what you saw was the little rocket boosters falling off. It's kind of like the space shuttle where it has the two white solid rocket boosters fall off after a few moments in to the flight. On this particular rocket, the boosters are much smaller. I'm pretty sure that's what you were talking about.

[RaptorXNGW]

Oh, looked weirder to me, nice video, but I usually see stuff like this from a different angle

[blablubb12345]

What you see is the ignition of the 3 air start solid rocket boosters followed by the jettison of the 6 ground start boosters.

[dimisthess]

@RaptorXNGW it have been shoot by a ufo

[RdSoxFan618]

How was it?

[maxhontz]

im on my friends account right now, but they're in my uncles front yard from the looks of it.

[toddi1971]

bad ass, wish someday i can watch it life.

[pricerocks42]

those things leave the launch pad fast its awesome how much power they have

[nblakeh]

Great Video! You tracked it well considering how fast Delta's move. Check out my rocket launch videos!

[Siemura]

cool was there some1 in it?

[rss0246]

go462, you have a very steady hand and you made a fine, fine video of a Delta 2 launch. I've always preferred watching launches like this one from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station to Shuttle launches from KSC. The Deltas are fast, loud and basically streak into space right over your head. Many thanks!

[PaleAlejandro]

sweet

[cesarblindado]

Meu sonho é ver o lançamento de um foguete espacial . Deve ser uma sensação Hiper emocionante .

[CHRIS594STER]

this is no fun i thought it was gunna blow up!!

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[julanwil]

Thankyou so much for this video. We are a family of Aussies who had travelled to coincide with launch window. Were at Jetty Park on morning of lauch, but video camera failed, and the stills we took don't do justice to the sound.

Now we can really show folks our luanch experience.

Thanks again.

[PoignantFeticide]

Great video. Dont know if YOU personally shot it or not, but still, thanks for posting. 5/5.

witnessing these launches are truly incredible.

And I love it when you hear the sonic booms of the space shuttles reentering the atmosphere.

[go462]

Yes, I shot it myself.

[Jcsthird]

I love the sound too. Its a truly awesome demonstration of power.

[ADIO158]

i just got back from FL and we watched a rocket go up, truely amazing stuff :)

[toddbronco2]

I just watched last weekend's Delta-II launch from a few feet down the railing from where you were. Your video is fantastic!

[Connecticut2009]

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[accident777]

i think russia or somewhere i really like the sound shock after the launch.

[whatthaheck]

lol. no, this was at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA. not Russia.

[WojciechSz]

It is not Kennedy Space Center... It's Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.

[whatthaheck]

oh, whatever... same damn thing...

[regurgitation]

that was so cool where was this at

[ndecker3295]

@regurgitation look in the title retard