Tim Weaver Senior Feb 2, 2011 862 0 16 50 College Station, Texas, United States www.weaverimaging.com Apr 10, 2012 #1 Truly breathtaking! Absolutely mindblowing video shot from the Space Shuttle during launch
J John Norris Sophomore Jan 13, 2011 186 0 16 Athens GA Apr 10, 2012 #2 Re: Awesome video from the solid rocket booster during launch Wow. Thanks for posting this, Tim.
E Eric Cagle Senior Jan 20, 2011 678 1 0 Atlanta, GA Apr 11, 2012 #3 Re: Awesome video from the solid rocket booster during launch Incredible! 8 minutes and 32 seconds of my time well spent!
Re: Awesome video from the solid rocket booster during launch Incredible! 8 minutes and 32 seconds of my time well spent!
Chris Davis Sophomore Jan 12, 2011 185 0 0 Apr 12, 2012 #4 Re: Awesome video from the solid rocket booster during launch +1 very cool. It brings a tear to my glass eye.
Re: Awesome video from the solid rocket booster during launch +1 very cool. It brings a tear to my glass eye.
Mike Diack Sophomore Jan 12, 2011 135 0 16 New Zealand Apr 14, 2012 #5 Re: Awesome video from the solid rocket booster during launch I wonder if the North Koreans are taking notes Light blue touch paper Stand well clear Do not hold in hand.
Re: Awesome video from the solid rocket booster during launch I wonder if the North Koreans are taking notes Light blue touch paper Stand well clear Do not hold in hand.
Chris Davis Sophomore Jan 12, 2011 185 0 0 Apr 15, 2012 #6 Re: Awesome video from the solid rocket booster during launch Mike Diack said: I wonder if the North Koreans are taking notes Light blue touch paper Stand well clear Do not hold in hand. Click to expand... They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Just look up to see which tree it came from. Why is it I get the feeling that "test" wasn't a one-time deal. Hopefully I am wrong.
Re: Awesome video from the solid rocket booster during launch Mike Diack said: I wonder if the North Koreans are taking notes Light blue touch paper Stand well clear Do not hold in hand. Click to expand... They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Just look up to see which tree it came from. Why is it I get the feeling that "test" wasn't a one-time deal. Hopefully I am wrong.