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Uploaded by on Jul 5, 2011

On March 23, 2011, two on-board cameras followed a sounding rocket on its journey from Earth to space and back again. The rocket was launched to measure solar energy output and calibrate the EVE instrument on the Solar Dynamics Observatory.

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  • I love how nasa has to preemptively explain that its a lens flare. Cuz nasa knows how stupid people are.

  • "Loss of camera - cause unknown"? Bullshit! Nyan-Cat stole it!

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  • great video thanks

  • "Lens Flare"

    Sooo...the new Star Trek movie was accurate?

  • some sweet info here

  • brilliant video

  • brilliant video some very interesting points

  • Surprised your fins were not installed straight, hence the revolution rate...oops , still fun to see the top of ascent

  • this is great vid you have here

  • thanks for shared power helppull

  • Thumbs up if You think Nyan Cat should be hired by NASA

  • I love how anticlimactic the landing is.

    CLANK

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