NASA Lunar Challenge Music Video

[plavins1]

hey i want one of those!!!

[AcrossTheRiverStix]

so this means they can use and reuse the whole lunar landing module in the future?

[Snaggbash2000]

Haha! this shit is epic

I want the mp3 on this :D

[kishrich]

its so balanced

[KingCosmo7]

THAT was pretty cool

[terratec365]

wow....a flying oxygen tank.

amazing.

[charlotflame]

thattsss soo cool.. i wanna fly.. please do a invention for the humans flyers:)...

[NomadSpirit555]

WOW

Perfectly balanced

[OneOfaKind949]

At 0:50 when the guy is running towards it with a extinguisher... I wonder how much he is getting paid for that dangerous job.

[sorry8140]

A-mazing

[iggy6]

Nice vid. It would be nice if there was some description or at least a link accompanying this vid. Still a nice vid. 4 stars.

[fab9911]

How does it works?

Can it lift a human safetly ?

[nUspIk]

Think of how you balance a broomstick on your hand, if you've ever tried...Basically, every time the broomstick sways dangerously in a particular direction, you move your hand slightly in that direction, to keep the broomstick from tipping and falling.

Similarly, notice how the flames coming out of the rocket seem to "twitch" back and forth a little in flight -- it's the same principle in action, though every time the craft actually needs to move, the computers "allow" a controlled motion...

[nUspIk]

...the way you'd move your hand if you actually wanted to move the broomstick (without having it fall over).

[AnarchyAlleyCat]

great video

[giantsdude21]

i want one!

[GetLostInCompost]

How it doesn't flip, what keeps it balansed and in vertical position?

[emactan]

My thoughts as well. Looks as if all the crafts were very stable. Was also thinking if the flights were preprogrammed on the onboard computer or if someone was controllling/maneuvering them manually

[gmlab]

Awesome video!

[xzaz2]

Saw it live, very good craft :)