Yeah, solid fuels get brittle as they age. You can see the booster throwing fuel chunks out the rear end during ascent. THey're the glowing bits in the dark plume.
@2010pjovideo Lowell Wood? THE Lowell Wood? WOW. I only know him as a name, not a face. Thanks for getting back. It's been a while, I'm going to re-watch your excellent documentary. Thanks again.
@TalksWithDirt Obviously not in these videos, but I actually got to interview Ed Teller before he died at a space symposium in Colorado Springs. Those tapes are still the property of Ball Aerospace. Thanks again for your comments. I didn't know much about what was going on, but being there was a videographers playground. The people I worked with were amazing! It was an amazing time.
Respond to this video... Wait! Ed Teller didn't die at the symposium. That was dumb sentence structure. I mean I got to interview him at the symposium shortly before he died. Ugh.
Yeah, solid fuels get brittle as they age. You can see the booster throwing fuel chunks out the rear end during ascent. THey're the glowing bits in the dark plume.
TalksWithDirt 1 year ago
@TalksWithDirt Sorry to not get back to you and thank you for your comments. I haven't looked at these for a while.
2010pjovideo 6 months ago
Is that Col Pete Wordon @2:12? Now retired Brig General and Administrator of Ames Research Center?
TalksWithDirt 1 year ago
@TalksWithDirt I have no clue. I did know that the guy with the beard was Lowel (sp?) Wood from Lawrence Livermore.
2010pjovideo 6 months ago
@2010pjovideo Lowell Wood? THE Lowell Wood? WOW. I only know him as a name, not a face. Thanks for getting back. It's been a while, I'm going to re-watch your excellent documentary. Thanks again.
TalksWithDirt 6 months ago
@TalksWithDirt Obviously not in these videos, but I actually got to interview Ed Teller before he died at a space symposium in Colorado Springs. Those tapes are still the property of Ball Aerospace. Thanks again for your comments. I didn't know much about what was going on, but being there was a videographers playground. The people I worked with were amazing! It was an amazing time.
2010pjovideo 6 months ago
Respond to this video... Wait! Ed Teller didn't die at the symposium. That was dumb sentence structure. I mean I got to interview him at the symposium shortly before he died. Ugh.
2010pjovideo 6 months ago