STS-129 Ascent Video Highlights.mp4

The original Video was removed by user, so I uploaded it again...
It's a video collage of the spaceshuttle launch at 16th November.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• STS-129
• Spaceshuttle
• Atlantis
• ISS

[andy75753]

where was nasa while my dad was fighting a dirty war and all other veterans at that time god nows they could of done with a few more choppers

[R3DV1RUS]

if nasa would get as much money as the army, we would already have a colony on mars^^

[zev007]

This is the coolest video I've ever seen.

[53redditheadit]

Space Station V should be @ L3 unless someone already has that parking spot...for docking and maneuvering procedures!

[53redditheadit]

What we need is, Space Station V sitting out at one of the Lagrange points.

[ilgetz]

@ilgetz how many:)

[ilgetz]

Now many degrees does the Orbiter rolls during the initial roll maneuver?

[freeharddrive]

@wesselmarjan Ik ben het helemaal met je mee eens!

[freeharddrive]

Nasa the best for EVER!

[greekanadian]

@greekanadian Let me rephrase, because I understand that the physics enabling standard aircraft to fly would no longer work in space, where there is essentially no atmosphere.

I guess I mean why don't they make some sort of hybrid....an aircraft that can take off and fly normally, and high enough out of the atmosphere. Then when the physics fail, they activate whatever jets the craft also has to regain control once the standard wings/engines fail?

[greekanadian]

What I don't understand is, why don't they just make a space craft that can take off and fly like a regular airplane?

Building these rockets that take off straight up, using a huge amount of fuel in the process seems so inefficient.

[p3on]

@andy75753 shut the fuck up you whiney bitch

[mattofasia]

best part starts around 6.30- rockets falling through the atmosphere and hit the water.