LRO/LCROSS Launch

The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter and Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite are bound for the moon after a flawless liftoff from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida aboard an Atlas V rocket.

Powered by two liquid-fueled engines and a pair of solid-fueled boosters, the Atlas V roared off the launch pad at Launch Complex 41 to begin NASA's return to the moon missions.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• lro
• lcross
• lro/lcross
• lunar
• orbiter
• Reconnaissance
• crater
• observation
• system
• atlas
• nasa
• launch
• cape
• canaveral

[AnnieMouse60]

I see the Youtube stupid filter has failed again.

[siropik]

Great!

[GlitchGuy01]

Great Post! Quick!

[Zvezdichko1]

Uh... what does UR have in common with LRO?

[IamTheBeginning]

Ah.........ye........right.

I respect UR sincerity, but UR a sheepster, get over it

Try, if U can, when U really think a/b it, U CAN overcome it!

[Zvezdichko1]

Lol, you are crazy. This mission costs less than the cheapest space station :) Just for the record, ISS costs billions, LRO costs millions.

[schieese]

Nice.

[schieese]

Go to hell communist !

[valmirmmorais]

My thanks, of the Brazil, by posting the video!

[RayanneeNuno]

perfect!!!XD