Discussion Spaceflight Video Thread

[STS]

This same DSKY replica was used during my Apollo 12 Real Time Simulation!

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb-fNxeOvclIvAmqGcc1T1KcI3S787bQV

Best regards,

 

[TheShuttleExperience]

 

[GLS]

 

[TheShuttleExperience]

I love James Burke. And he is still with us

He did a perfect scene/shot during the launch of Voyager 1...

 

[TheShuttleExperience]

 

[GLS]

 

[TheShuttleExperience]

What a spectacular mission this was. The most amazing space mission for me. Too bad I could not watch it because I was too young. But it certainly was one of those events in space flight to turn blue at lift off due to holding the breath.

 

[TheShuttleExperience]

 

[TheShuttleExperience]

 

[TheShuttleExperience]

 

[TheShuttleExperience]

Sounds more badass than the Saturn V I guess...

 

[Urwumpe]

They have a very high speed of sound there....

 

[TheShuttleExperience]

They have a very high speed of sound there....

It sounds almost like doomsday to me. Still amazes me what the human brain can create. I can hardly imagine how it feels like when you are actually there and not just watch a video of it. But can't wait to get my 75 inch TV in the living room at least. I might connect the "buttkicker" and use headphones for watching such videos

 

[Urwumpe]

I think hearing it with your ears and stomach will always be a completely different experience. The Eurofighter also sounds much less impressive in video than when you actually see it flying above you.

 

[Piorun]

The first suborbital flight of the ILR-33 Bursztyn 2K experimental rocket (July 3, 2024) - the first rocket of the world that uses 98% hydrogen peroxide as oxidizer:

 

[GLS]

Good look inside the first Apollo boilerplate to go into orbit (a bit over) 60 years ago, in addition to the usual engineering awesomeness, both in produced and raw versions

 

[TheShuttleExperience]

Good look inside the first Apollo boilerplate to go into orbit (a bit over) 60 years ago, in addition to the usual engineering awesomeness, both in produced and raw versions

I was reading stuff about the Apollo boilerplate tests and uncrewed Saturn I/B and V launches just two days ago. The videos are a nice addition

 

[TheShuttleExperience]

Also interesting, the not very scientific but working shake test of the Saturn 500F...

 

[GLS]

Good look inside the first Apollo boilerplate to go into orbit (a bit over) 60 years ago, in addition to the usual engineering awesomeness, both in produced and raw versions

 

[DaveS]

30 years ago (July 1994):