Testing Orion's Abort Motor - Wide Angle

[TheMtaTeam]

i felt the earth...

[arizonan800]

Chuck Norris farted.

[Cronites]

Yeah, the pollution caused by certain rockets is significant, but not so when you compare to all the millions and millions of cars on the road around the world everyday.

[chan625]

@Cronites not to forget all the wars waged and kept warm with pitty politics

[tritonio]

keep dreaming

[Membrane556]

Hopefully they'll never need it since using the abort motor is about like being in a car crash at 35 to 40mph.

It was used twice on Soyuz though in one of the instances Soyuz 18a it almost killed the crew.

[tiapon]

is it environment friendly?

[XxnesiexX]

well people say NASA contribute a lot to global warmong but really the rockets only count for a little bit of it ,its mostly the government

[XxnesiexX]

awsome rockets there

[01bre]

Like the video... I think perqa is right!

[JohnMuise]

Space adventures...what a waste of time and money.

[perqa]

Not surprising thats coming from a Christian evangelist. Space exploration is great and you have alot of technology used today that came from our quest to go into space. Crazy religious nonsense as usual.

[austinpowers1977]

fucking bible bashers ah mate? lol. losers

[XxnesiexX]

exactly space is the way to go and there only one way up

[Aliendisc]

don't be so rude: perqa, austin, and nesie..

[XxnesiexX]

im just saYING SPAC EIS THE WAY TO WE WE USE it so much in our everyday lives and tech that coms from space that we dont know about

[anmoose]

Looking good! Let's hope it's never needed, but if it saves just one crew, it's worth countless more than every penny it's taken to develop it.