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TIME LAPSE CAMERA CAPTURES NASA ARES I-X ROCKET BUILDUP

In the Vehicle Assembly Building at NASAs Kennedy Space Center in Florida, a time lapse camera documented the buildup of the Ares I-X flight test rocket. The first video was on Nov. 3, 2008 and the...  
 
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Salladsdressing (1 month ago) Show Hide
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This video would be better with some music =) Something classical!
Lakgas3 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Wonderful work. Reminds me the documentaries run in the 80's by the Pop artists of urbanism and neo-post-modernity.
Did you notice the fake-FOD at 3:16? It is mostlikelly a light effect from either Sun ray or a focus moving around. It is just a very cool work though!
cgrisar (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Its a bit like the towers of Hanoi
STFUwretch (1 month ago) Show Hide
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vnbnemesis, utilizing and upgrading previously designed technology to continue the advance into space is anything, but a step backwards. It's an action to adapt to the changing economic climate. The progress continues...
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STFUwretch (1 month ago) Show Hide
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vnbnemesis, If you have an issue with U.S politics then comment on a video that deals with it. While economic streamlining is an example of the current world status your comparison as it pertains to this specific technology is illogical. Explain how continuing the space program using time proven technology as a way to save money is a step backward.
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djassimilator, youre joking right? I mean the US has had perfectly capable Inter-Continental Ballistic Missiles sitting in bunkers for decades along with the other super powers. Now, you call this a weapon of mass destruction? It's simply a cheaper space transport vehicle. Think before you post or are you that miserably far behind the times?
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Hahahahahah yes i'm joking but they didn't design them to go to space originally did they. Don't get so serious
I'm just saying it's fine for us to build stuff like this but any one else isn't allowed.
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djassimilator, you mean other than China, Russia, India, Japan, France and Spain?
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yep but if we could have controlled any of these we would. you forgot israel and probably lots more scary stuff.

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