in 1908 a lady named sally rusa was in the woods looking for a dog until a ghost came and killed her so if ur reading this u will find a bloody body in your closet hanging there haunting you and will kill you and ur family and if u want to stop this just sends this to 6 videos in 30 mins or this will happen good luck!!!
beautiful pics. but its the worlds most expensive roman candle. you cant afford the program any longer, stall it and use the money to pay down the debt. that or sink.
Every major world power has a space program, if you want your great x10, grandkids to be living, we need to explore space, the world isn't gonna be here forever. Especially if we end up killing eachother.
WHY and HOW the FUCK do u think this is fake? do u think someone would really go out of their way to make a FAKE video that has already been PUBLICIZED? god ur soo fkn stupid
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This isn't the Discovery launch from Sunday, March 15th, 2009, as the video details suggest. That launch was at 7:43PM EST, which after Daylight Savings, should be at dusk, not at night. You can clearly see on the other YouTube videos of the launch that the sky is still blue. I saw the launch from East Orlando and remember vividly the sunset shining on a section of the smoke cloud.
This was the March 15 launch... since my priority was still photos I just stuck the video camera (a Sanyo Xacti HD1000) on a gorilla pod and set the exposure manually to what my still camera was set to (f6.3 1/640 shutter ISO 200). I did this to avoid confusing the camera which would no doubt be too slow to catch up with the change in exposure automatically.
Excellent. Now to wait for the shuttle to burn up and incinerate the astronauts on return to earth due to some worthless debris knocking off a heatshield tile.
This is gonna be some boffo news material!
*** Crosses fingers for thumbs down even though you know I'm totally right about this flawed bullshit design... bring back the Saturn 5. That thing could launch all of France into space. God damn, it was awesome! ***
The big problem with Saturn 5 though was that it wasn't reusable...and one of those missions failed too. I think the Shuttle is a very good design...think of how many missions have gone right...
Saturn V never failed. There was a loss of the center J-2 engine on the upper stage of Apollo 13, but it didn't affect flight performance. The problems later during the mission were unrelated. The problem with the Saturn V is that is was insanely expensive. Shuttle is also very expensive to operate, less than Saturn V, but no where near what they predicted. When the Shuttle was designed, they thought they would be launching one every 2 weeks.
True, true...Saturn V never had any missions with fatalities.
Funny how they seem to overpredict some stuff and underpredict other stuff...people thought back then that we'd be on Mars right now. Heh...that idea is still far from reality. However, when my grandmother watched Saturn V take off, she's told me that back then she wondered if she would see the day when space flights were normal and regular...and I think that's happend :D
300 000 $ to 10 million $ depending on what you want to do and for how long. there are zero gravity tourist atractions across the world though that go for a couple of hundred dollars.
I live here in Titusville (city where this short video clip was shot from), and if you want to come here to see the shuttle all you really need to do is drive here and book a hotel ahead of time. Watching the space shuttle is of course free, you just have to pay to transport yourself here and pay for somewhere to stay. Oh, and plan on a lot of traffic you're better off bringing some extra sodas with you or whatever and waiting a little while after the launch before leaving to avoid traffic.
We have to learn about all of this stuff in science class, and I find it so boring most of the time, but whenever I watch a launch, I get chills, and i find it so fascinating. I guess studying for me is boring but taking the studying to action, or in this case, watching others take action, isn't crappy.
You ever want to work on this type of stuff, better learn to love math. If your teachers suck, just learn it on your own or hire a tutor. Engineers make mad bank straight out of college & it beats working as a waiter at the local Olive Garden cause you were bored in HS.
It wasn't dark at the launch site... I watched it from my girlfriend's front yard (in Titusville, right across the Indian River Lagoon from the space center). It was right before sunset.
I don't understand why the video makes it look dark out, it was definitely still daylight.
rapid19 ur probably canadian and dont even realize that the shuttle was largely built by canadian engineers after the cancelation of the the arrow program by avro
These events never cease to amaze me. I can't believe how far the world has advanced on its sciences. One day, exploring a foreign galaxy will be equivalent to a mission to our moon.
i was just thinking that the other day...but there really isn't a need to. The numerous missions we did there got more than enough rock samples, building a station there would just be a waste of resources. They don't expect to learn much more about the moon, so they won't waste money tethering a base to it. (my guess, any corrections appreciated)
Advantages of a base on the moon are improved sensor capabilities (especially on the dark side of the moon), and lower cost to send satelites etc into space. Among many others.
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wow....the Puero Rican must be shanking everybody...just fucking stabbing them to death...nasty non-showering assholes..he must be taking shits all over his space suit..plus by the way...he must have hidden a butterfly knife somewhere in his suit before they launched
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Wow this is awesome this rocks enjoy see the shuttle launch. This goes to show the United States of America is the best country in the world, and a leader in technology and the only highly developed country with aerospace and space technology, we invented technology and the world uses our technology to meet their needs Go USA " the best country and Empire of the world" home of the free land of the brave
wooooow faggg lmao, USA one of the most retarded, obese countries in the world. You did not create technology, over a dozen countries have space technology, and this just goes to prove how ignorant SOME Americans are, not all because some of them have been more than a few "MILES" outside their house
Umm you do realise, Nasa has scientists form all over the world to build the Space Shuttle. Maybe you should do some research before you say somthing like that. USA doesn't "invent" technology, it's the collective intellect of scientists all over the world which makes things like this possible.
Btw USA isn't the only country with aerospace and space technology.
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Every Space Shuttle launch is a moment of History! I never tire of them. I'm so proud of all the people that make that rocketship get in the air and into space. What an amazing feat!
It's beautiful this shot from pitch black to golden and copper and the tiny shuttle. It's ruined by the advertisement popping at the bottom. And I agree with all the comments I read.
i don't imagine you actually know dick about how the space shuttle is propelled. the rockets are powered by a special solid fuel of aluminum combusted with a catalyst that's not a hydrocarbon.
and fyi, the shuttle fleet will be retired by 2011. idiot.
cOOL ASS CAMERA!
Richcool79 2 years ago
he works for the Orlando Sentinel, our local metropolitan newspaper. Nice video
JoeBowl2003 2 years ago
Did you think that one guy took enough photos of the launch?
umahuma4 2 years ago
LOL only thing you hear is click click click click click click click click click click
amtrak905 2 years ago
Someone took a lot of photos... :P
TimMc333 2 years ago 7
I was at Kennedy Space Center during the launch! It was incredible!!
ChicksFly172 2 years ago
I was there on march 15th beautifull shot :-)
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brandonm1392 2 years ago
Cool video. and that camera rocks!
Richcool79 2 years ago
god exist
axeman972 2 years ago 2
I'm a bit of a nerd and really i reckon that was awesome =] (i'm a really nice nerd too)
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TheRailFan 2 years ago
I am a 24 year old Finance major.... Should i go back to 4 years of University get an Engineering degree and apply for NASA or is it to late haha :)
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JRotten1337 2 years ago
INCREDABLE!! video. I wish I could see the shuttle launch live. And that camera adds to the video with the con. clicking. GREAT video .
Richcool79 2 years ago
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MendeliviuM 2 years ago
got a light? i got a light ^
joshhicksdotcom 2 years ago
Awesome
sweettumz 2 years ago
geeze that camera goin of tap haha. oh nice veiw 2
wtflol02 2 years ago
What an amazing sight it must have been for you. I would like to see the shuttle in person, launching.
CottonBelter 2 years ago
Awesome and frightening. Glad they took off okay.
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HeySamGraham 2 years ago
mad
PlaySafeee 2 years ago
beautiful pics. but its the worlds most expensive roman candle. you cant afford the program any longer, stall it and use the money to pay down the debt. that or sink.
PurplePeopleLicker 2 years ago
Every major world power has a space program, if you want your great x10, grandkids to be living, we need to explore space, the world isn't gonna be here forever. Especially if we end up killing eachother.
Luckyboys4080 2 years ago
WHY and HOW the FUCK do u think this is fake? do u think someone would really go out of their way to make a FAKE video that has already been PUBLICIZED? god ur soo fkn stupid
adminoperator 2 years ago
i watched this from disney world port new orleans riverside
sydthekid16 2 years ago
Wow! How was it?
CottonBelter 2 years ago
nice CGI..where do I find the real clip?
CamiloSanchez1979 2 years ago
This IS the real clip, I've seen the shuttle myself.
EndeavourLaunch 2 years ago
IT'S DARK, DUMMY!!
Don't keep holding down the camera shutter when it's dark!
DancingSpiderman 2 years ago
Awesome...
TasLon7 2 years ago
was this in real time or FFd?
sorry8140 2 years ago
what's that clicking sound?camera?
annaSKeynes 2 years ago
yeah...damn fast, isnt it ? 3 - 5 pictures a second (hard to count )
HanzPrague 2 years ago
A camera that I will never be able to afford.
TimeLapseSteve 2 years ago
Ooooo WOW
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constitutionwatchdog 2 years ago
This isn't the Discovery launch from Sunday, March 15th, 2009, as the video details suggest. That launch was at 7:43PM EST, which after Daylight Savings, should be at dusk, not at night. You can clearly see on the other YouTube videos of the launch that the sky is still blue. I saw the launch from East Orlando and remember vividly the sunset shining on a section of the smoke cloud.
FLDude23 2 years ago
I think he may have had a filter on the lense or something... A shuttle launch doesn't seem like something anyone needs to lie about.
DUCKARMADA 2 years ago
Who said anything about a lie?
FLDude23 2 years ago
From the person who shot the video:
This was the March 15 launch... since my priority was still photos I just stuck the video camera (a Sanyo Xacti HD1000) on a gorilla pod and set the exposure manually to what my still camera was set to (f6.3 1/640 shutter ISO 200). I did this to avoid confusing the camera which would no doubt be too slow to catch up with the change in exposure automatically.
Hope that clears things up!
OrlandoSentinel 2 years ago
Oh ok. Thanks for the reply. It's just that i never saw a nightime space shuttle launch before. I understand that the timing has to be perfect. thnxs
davefs25 2 years ago
everyone should see a launch just once before they die....it's AWESOME!!
303430 2 years ago
That sweet! I wish I could of seen that in person. It's pretty cool
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lvzhendong 2 years ago
Camera's.....
MLGRundownandy 2 years ago
WoW...are you really that stupid. It's cameras...
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kotteshiro 2 years ago
called a sequence morons.
Cloax 2 years ago
More man apes in space, i am a rational ape after all...
InventorsPain 2 years ago
lmao, I love the continous shutter clicking, that'd be exactly what I would do if I could see the launch.
colombiadan94 2 years ago
they're taking pictures for tomorrow's papers. :)
eldrindgo 2 years ago
wow somebody likes to take pictures!
fosterbt 2 years ago
i like space
stalingrad32 2 years ago
"what is that mysterious ticking noise" xDDD
nichtbekanntnein 2 years ago 2
cameras
FrieleG 2 years ago
yeah i know that this "ticking noise" are cameras but it´s a parody of the video "what´s that mysterious ticking noise". have you it?
nichtbekanntnein 2 years ago
Why launch at night? security?
davefs25 2 years ago
easy to see
BiGreat 2 years ago
If anything, probably to put the shuttle at a specific place at a specific time ... or because the weather was good.
iamfishhead 2 years ago
maybe something called timing
appelstijl 2 years ago
Timing is krithical to get in perfecth orbit. Where the sun is, dont matther mutch.!
The dark off night dont eksacly hide the flaming rockets.
Svixdelux 2 years ago
Excellent. Now to wait for the shuttle to burn up and incinerate the astronauts on return to earth due to some worthless debris knocking off a heatshield tile.
This is gonna be some boffo news material!
*** Crosses fingers for thumbs down even though you know I'm totally right about this flawed bullshit design... bring back the Saturn 5. That thing could launch all of France into space. God damn, it was awesome! ***
Charactereyes 2 years ago
The big problem with Saturn 5 though was that it wasn't reusable...and one of those missions failed too. I think the Shuttle is a very good design...think of how many missions have gone right...
MinotaurforAslan 2 years ago
Saturn V never failed. There was a loss of the center J-2 engine on the upper stage of Apollo 13, but it didn't affect flight performance. The problems later during the mission were unrelated. The problem with the Saturn V is that is was insanely expensive. Shuttle is also very expensive to operate, less than Saturn V, but no where near what they predicted. When the Shuttle was designed, they thought they would be launching one every 2 weeks.
glassoul 2 years ago
True, true...Saturn V never had any missions with fatalities.
Funny how they seem to overpredict some stuff and underpredict other stuff...people thought back then that we'd be on Mars right now. Heh...that idea is still far from reality. However, when my grandmother watched Saturn V take off, she's told me that back then she wondered if she would see the day when space flights were normal and regular...and I think that's happend :D
MinotaurforAslan 2 years ago
I guess no one remembers Apollo 1...
ChrisLyon 2 years ago
i can hear someone shooting 100000000 photos wit his fast camera ;]
jim00jam00 2 years ago
BEAUTIFUL! I think the space shuttle is a remark. piece of machinery. It has been around since 1981! LONG time .
Richcool79 2 years ago
yay for discovery
The305David 2 years ago
300 000 $ to 10 million $ depending on what you want to do and for how long. there are zero gravity tourist atractions across the world though that go for a couple of hundred dollars.
Ramsez 2 years ago
I live here in Titusville (city where this short video clip was shot from), and if you want to come here to see the shuttle all you really need to do is drive here and book a hotel ahead of time. Watching the space shuttle is of course free, you just have to pay to transport yourself here and pay for somewhere to stay. Oh, and plan on a lot of traffic you're better off bringing some extra sodas with you or whatever and waiting a little while after the launch before leaving to avoid traffic.
trustdestruction 2 years ago
what was that awful clicking sound?
was that a shutter?
were they all individual shots?!
BrendanIsCool 2 years ago
was probably a camera taking a lot of pictures
xXTinckoyXx 2 years ago 3
the cake is a lie
BrendanIsCool 2 years ago 2
the cake is a pie
xXTinckoyXx 2 years ago
A badass camera in continuous shooting mode.
TimeLapseSteve 2 years ago
didnt seam that fast, but would be ok for the speed of the rocket
Aeonation 2 years ago
Fake
insanecaribou 2 years ago
WHAT???!!!! your retarded.
ConkyO 2 years ago
Wow,this video looks awesome in HD.
nightastronomer19 2 years ago
yea. i tried that. too bad it lagged like a mother fucker
ROFLMAOROFLCOPTER 2 years ago
awesome
peaveyst7 2 years ago
Cool!
Andrewtaker007 2 years ago
alien species of some hot sexy chicks of some kind,where on are way!!
stealingmoviez24 2 years ago
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A pity that it didn't blow up...oh well, maybe next time.
80l0l08 2 years ago
A pity you're pathetic existence is using valuable resources.
glassoul 2 years ago
Thanks for letting me know that you were annoyed with my comment.
80l0l08 2 years ago
Dude that was dope.
checkitout369 2 years ago
whats the clicking in the background? Camera?
brockizdabom99 2 years ago
We have to learn about all of this stuff in science class, and I find it so boring most of the time, but whenever I watch a launch, I get chills, and i find it so fascinating. I guess studying for me is boring but taking the studying to action, or in this case, watching others take action, isn't crappy.
Lilypad1394 2 years ago 3
You ever want to work on this type of stuff, better learn to love math. If your teachers suck, just learn it on your own or hire a tutor. Engineers make mad bank straight out of college & it beats working as a waiter at the local Olive Garden cause you were bored in HS.
glassoul 2 years ago 2
Hehe, yeah, me too. =)
GenieBella 2 years ago
yes,built in to labtop.see cant even email u rite
gree40 2 years ago
I saw the launch from the west coast of FL it was awesome and still light outside not dark like it was at the launch site.
BillLAnthony 2 years ago
same here, the white cloud was up there for while. the sky was sort of orangish, blue
branmaster7 2 years ago
hey sorry guys,new to u-tube.love space ..how come when i vidio responce,have no audio,can someone help.signed no pc usin sob
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LeBiite 2 years ago
It wasn't dark at the launch site... I watched it from my girlfriend's front yard (in Titusville, right across the Indian River Lagoon from the space center). It was right before sunset.
I don't understand why the video makes it look dark out, it was definitely still daylight.
trustdestruction 2 years ago
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MurderJ 2 years ago
This time not with that wimpy winky of a scarf wiggling in the draft (haha, joke taken from a Baker interview on youtube.
Chick6517 2 years ago
black hole?
fredefalk 2 years ago
no "whole"..look it up
tonocac 2 years ago
i've searched for it here on youtube, and i didn't really find anything interesting :/
fredefalk 2 years ago
nvm.
fredefalk 2 years ago
have you seen the black whole in the sun @fred
tonocac 2 years ago
Yeah would to nice to see it in another perspective :)
fredefalk 2 years ago
yea whos post got removed
tonocac 2 years ago
Lol they removed he's post!
fredefalk 2 years ago
rapid19 ur probably canadian and dont even realize that the shuttle was largely built by canadian engineers after the cancelation of the the arrow program by avro
national82 2 years ago
the ony thing we as a mankind has discovered or achieved is how to luanch a shooting piece metal in to space..
tonocac 2 years ago
you are "D" king :D ahaaaahahhaha
read some book...or torture your parents for not learning you more than that c c c
xennik 2 years ago
These events never cease to amaze me. I can't believe how far the world has advanced on its sciences. One day, exploring a foreign galaxy will be equivalent to a mission to our moon.
peaceplease 2 years ago
Yeah.. something for some reason has not been duplicated since 1960's... You kind of think they would have gone back or setup a base on the moon?
Mshine67 2 years ago
i was just thinking that the other day...but there really isn't a need to. The numerous missions we did there got more than enough rock samples, building a station there would just be a waste of resources. They don't expect to learn much more about the moon, so they won't waste money tethering a base to it. (my guess, any corrections appreciated)
Patlaboon 2 years ago
Advantages of a base on the moon are improved sensor capabilities (especially on the dark side of the moon), and lower cost to send satelites etc into space. Among many others.
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wow....the Puero Rican must be shanking everybody...just fucking stabbing them to death...nasty non-showering assholes..he must be taking shits all over his space suit..plus by the way...he must have hidden a butterfly knife somewhere in his suit before they launched
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Wow this is awesome this rocks enjoy see the shuttle launch. This goes to show the United States of America is the best country in the world, and a leader in technology and the only highly developed country with aerospace and space technology, we invented technology and the world uses our technology to meet their needs Go USA " the best country and Empire of the world" home of the free land of the brave
shv90210 2 years ago
lol
GangGren 2 years ago
wooooow faggg lmao, USA one of the most retarded, obese countries in the world. You did not create technology, over a dozen countries have space technology, and this just goes to prove how ignorant SOME Americans are, not all because some of them have been more than a few "MILES" outside their house
r4pid19 2 years ago
may lord bless you..
you rock!!
toootooot 2 years ago
Umm you do realise, Nasa has scientists form all over the world to build the Space Shuttle. Maybe you should do some research before you say somthing like that. USA doesn't "invent" technology, it's the collective intellect of scientists all over the world which makes things like this possible.
Btw USA isn't the only country with aerospace and space technology.
Charles2337 2 years ago 2
It's not smoke it's water actually :P
jh198713 2 years ago 2
Holy crap thats a ton of smoke, shuttles are amazing
mohawkny115 2 years ago
beatiful
but
lol
CouncilofThirteen 2 years ago
lol kennedy space center... they dont launch rockets from ksc.. ppl would die
Killzslayz 2 years ago
yeah they do...
trustdestruction 2 years ago
not really... they launch em from cape canaveral...
Killzslayz 2 years ago
KSC is ON Cape Canaveral.
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EmerossMusic 2 years ago
WOW this is a beautiful video.....love it!
AnelimSeliuq 2 years ago
This ROCKS!!!
tchkvsy 2 years ago
And with the first Puerto Rican astronaut.. Boriiiiiiicuaaaaaas Bestiaaaaleeeeess... :0)
himvpdmr 2 years ago
i need to be astronuat you noe i am my brother make rocket use bamboo hight like 20.09 foot too make it 5 month then finish we all you highdrotonic gas we do soyuz tma 11 we all mix highdrotonic with hyper powder and black powder but all ppl see our rocket the rock fly but hight already and explosion like nukelear that was amazing........ wait my bother in the video in youtube...
lopipi89 2 years ago
very cool !
That rocket cost al least 100 million $
I saw on Discovery :D:O
Bobbytza92 2 years ago
the enhanced ability god has given to man
KDubRollerblader 2 years ago
sweet
lonewolf1405 2 years ago
COOL ....GOOD LUCK!!
agiosjo 2 years ago
Every Space Shuttle launch is a moment of History! I never tire of them. I'm so proud of all the people that make that rocketship get in the air and into space. What an amazing feat!
JeffVell 2 years ago 2
awesome
Zenxos 2 years ago
that´s realy coool :DDD
tomenmen 2 years ago
This is beautiful
rosanna90000 2 years ago
more shit in the sky
hotae333 2 years ago 3
It goes up and comes down to earth in burned shreds.
BlackFinnishHumour 2 years ago
wonderful :}
akurindusamakamu 2 years ago
i want the same to go at work :)
nelsonito 2 years ago 2
Yawn...
TSALN 2 years ago
I watched the whole thing on TV ;)
rockin1222 2 years ago
great stuff. front row seats are the best
elbigjim 2 years ago
Spectacular everytime you see it.
gocolago33 2 years ago
man that makes me wana become an astronaut.
noob01 2 years ago
It's beautiful this shot from pitch black to golden and copper and the tiny shuttle. It's ruined by the advertisement popping at the bottom. And I agree with all the comments I read.
wazzbin 2 years ago
Lol dont you just love the camera clicking in the background. sweeet!!
LuisPlacid 2 years ago
damnit I was supposed to watch it and forgot XD!!
ELLIEMON2 2 years ago
I don't imagine how much for USA will cost the hydrocarbon energy for lauch dozen space discovey's per year in the future.
tombel09 2 years ago
i don't imagine you actually know dick about how the space shuttle is propelled. the rockets are powered by a special solid fuel of aluminum combusted with a catalyst that's not a hydrocarbon.
and fyi, the shuttle fleet will be retired by 2011. idiot.
oldfrend 2 years ago
Space shuttles RULE!!!!!!
jayman105 2 years ago
fuck the new world order, wake up people
damid33 2 years ago
saw this from my house in tampa all i had to do was stand on my mailbox lol. cool as fuck
Sockhead360 2 years ago
perfect..
amrana78 2 years ago
eventually haha. It was scheduled to launched a weeks before
CapilanoPro 2 years ago
F**** Those Bas***** Spending All That Money For Nothing---What You Going Up There For.... People on Earth ---Starving to Death....Fu** NASA....
Nubiah9 2 years ago
awesome
maxnwil 2 years ago 2
Love how it was pitch black, then it just explodes with light. Awesome.
TheChadSitze 2 years ago
Thanks that was cool to watch. I wish they showed space shuttles more offen on TV. When I was kid it was a big deal and it should be still :).
Kittyscorgi 2 years ago
wow cool !
Syaelendra 2 years ago
KOOL!!
bluejaz11 2 years ago
I uploaded a video from across the lake its longer than this but i wasnt paying the ticket to stand with the news ppl lol
JoshatHigherView 2 years ago
It's truly amazing how far we have come as a species.
ripstate 2 years ago
and still, a far longer way to go...
xuevgermanist 2 years ago
Ya sometimes its hard to imagine what our grandchildren will be seeing and learning about.
ripstate 2 years ago
Check out "max kd drive"
sfcoco1 2 years ago
We really need more space exploration.
skydark 2 years ago 4
i live about an hour and a half from the location in which they launched it and i saw the light from the rockets in my area.
BREATHBASEBALL813 2 years ago
my video is way better but it isnt posted yet.
mcrghost222 2 years ago
that sounded like a 5 fps burst, nice!!!
ussjealousy 2 years ago