Rocket Test

Test firing of a self-made rocket as a proof of concept for angled-launch vehicles. By "angled-launch" we mean launched at an angle between 0° horizontal and 90° vertical. The rocket elevation was done with invisible landing gears, and the engine is a beefed-up JATO.

The launch site is somewhere in the Australian Outback.

Soundtrack is Shissou from the FMP:TSR OST. Made in QT Pro.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Rocket
• Test
• Australia
• X-Plane_8.40
• FMP:TSR_OST

[Mueslirapper92]

whith wich programm do yo made it can i have it too (freeware?) ,im german..

[Henrickson1]

The flightsim X-Plane (Windows version) was used to build and operate this rocket. For more info, go to X-Plane[dot]org (sorry, it is not freeware, it costs about $48 USD + shipping).

[Henrickson1]

The drag from the (invisible) landing gear caused a pitch-down moment on takeoff, but the flight path was corrected a few seconds later.

[crescenti0]

lol, instead of playing around like that i did sum cal math and calulated with drag and wind the trajectory of an rocket i fired from my house about 1.5 miles straight though to my high skool and fired it and i was able to get like only about 40 or 50 yards withing the radius of my target which was the base ball diamond no worries it was in summer

[thest3alth]

FLYIN TO THA DANGAAAAAAA ZONE!!!!!!

[maurinooooo]

now the euro is supervalutated.. 1 euro is 1.50 dollars loool

i want to spend my summer in america i'll buy everything

[qubix2008]

yes, but u can use Orbiter Space Flight Simulator which is freeware :D

[Mueslirapper92]

wow.... 48 US $ thats 50€ so much....