Saturn V - 550 Fps - In A Silent Way
Launch of Apollo 11, High-Speed camera LP39A.
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Added: Jun-1-2011 Occurred On: May-16-1969
By: saturn5
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Tags: Apollo 11, Saturn V, High Speed Camera, NASA
Location: California, United States (load item map)
Marked as: approved, featured
Views: 32757 | Comments: 90 | Votes: 25 | Favorites: 28 | Shared: 105 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 3
By: saturn5
In: Other
Tags: Apollo 11, Saturn V, High Speed Camera, NASA
Location: California, United States (load item map)
Marked as: approved, featured
Views: 32757 | Comments: 90 | Votes: 25 | Favorites: 28 | Shared: 105 | Updates: 0 | Times used in channels: 3
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The flame sucking back in @ 00:38 is caused by the astronaut's sphincter...
Posted Jun-1-2011 Bymarkatbaysie (260.16) 
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@markatbaysie Ok, that nearly made me cough my beer all over my keyboard...!
Posted Jun-1-2011 ByObba41 (375.86) 
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@markatbaysie Haha bloody genius!
Posted Jun-1-2011 BysemtexAU (142.16) 
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Werner VonBraun's crowning achievement. And I mean that with the utmost respect. Culmination of his life's dream. :)
Posted Jun-1-2011 Byif66was99 (318.06) 
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Very cool!
Posted Jun-1-2011 Bygunny71 (122.04) gunny71 View Channel Send Message
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Looks like she's running a bit rich.
Posted Jun-1-2011 Bylozzah666 (65.04) lozzah666 View Channel Send Message
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I forgot to bring the marshmallows to this lift off..Damn..
Posted Jun-1-2011 ByPullaMacOut (177.24) 
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@PullaMacOut
run and get the marshmallows
I get the hotdogs, we only need someone to do the beer run!
Posted Jun-1-2011 Bywilliedont (1046.52) 
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This is what we should be spending money on
NOT on new war jets that can kill a man from 2 miles away
NOT on new private beach houses for our govement
NOT for new spy planes to spy on other countries
NOT on more nuclear bombs to raise our c-peens
We need to spend money on this. Advancing our world into the next age.
Posted Jun-1-2011 ByPrincess Luna (0.30) 
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@Princess Luna Right well you can go to the middle east and tell them to set aside there religion and make friends as we all know this world is about oil and the super powers will keep on creating new and improved weapons to protect them selves from each other
Posted Jun-2-2011 Byw55ks (245.54) 
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@Princess Luna
My dear, you are forgetting the Government form of the Golden Rule. "He who makes the gold, makes the rules". Stick around. Humans won't be here for long. They're too self-destructive.
Posted Jun-2-2011 Byvx1 (310.42) 
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A culmination of some awesome engineering. I recall these launches as a kid and I am still amazed at the technological achievements that were accomplished back then.
Now with the Space Shuttle program coming to an end, it seems that we are taking a technological step backwards with the replacement spacecraft. It seems that we have lost the forward thinking and will to "push the envelope".
Posted Jun-1-2011 Bymigueldeagua (766.76) migueldeagua View Channel Send Message
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@migueldeagua I'm hoping for the company line... hoping they really are gearing up for the Moon again, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn's moons. Letting this space semi-truck fade into oblivion. I hope...
Posted Jun-1-2011 Byif66was99 (318.06) 
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That's awesome but wouldn't it take forever to get to the moon at that speed?
Posted Jun-1-2011 Byou81aswell (37.66) ou81aswell View Channel Send Message
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@ou81aswell the sequence shown in the first minute and 30 secs of the vid happens in less than 10 seconds...do the math.
Posted Jun-1-2011 ByTaurianMatador (214.16) 
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Saturn V...probably the BEST multistage rocket ever produced. Not ONE single failure in all of its launches (Apollo 13 doesn't count, that was the CM)
Saw every launch from Sheppard to Apollo 17. Spent many an early morning watching them "blast off" with uncle Walter on CBS in glorious black and white TV (we only had 3 channels to choose from)
Posted Jun-2-2011 Byp51d007 (47.18) 
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@p51d007 You have to wonder though, if the Saturn V had 135 launches like the shuttle will have had - how many failures would there have been? An unanswerable question for sure, but my guess is at least one catastrophic Saturn V failure is not out of the question given that many launches. However, the escape rocket would have given the astronauts a decent chance of survival that the Challenger crew never had.
Posted Jun-2-2011 Bydethaduj (41.62) dethaduj View Channel Send Message
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@dethaduj
Escape speed capable liquid fueled engines are not viable for exactly the reason you state. Too many moving parts in the high-thrust subsystems. I also agree with your view that the LES would have worked. The velocity of a liquid fuel explosion would have been less than the Al/AP fuel in the SRBs on the shuttles.
Posted Jun-2-2011 Byvx1 (310.42) 
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Fucking amazing.
No wonder stupid tards everywhere think we never went to the moon.
Outstanding!
Posted Jun-1-2011 Bydorbie (2531.20) dorbie View Channel Send Message
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Is this the same rocket as that one in Johnson Space Center Houston?
I stood next to that big rocket, that thing is huge!
Posted Jun-2-2011 ByRayver (91.28) 
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@Rayver
Yes, there is a Saturn V at Rocket Park behind JSC.
Posted Jun-2-2011 Byvx1 (310.42) 
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There is a version with a NASA guy explaining everything that's happening
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXEMVsGPqVk
Posted Jun-1-2011 Bytutster (100.58) 
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@tutster SPAM!
Posted Jun-2-2011 Byw55ks (245.54) 
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@tutster Thanks for that relevant link.
Posted Jun-2-2011 Bydethaduj (41.62) dethaduj View Channel Send Message
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I'm saving this for my next trip. Wow, very cool.
Posted Jun-1-2011 ByPhil_Mahoal (60.68) 
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Endeavour's landing 20 mins ago sounded like a nuke but I know the double boom--)...
Posted Jun-1-2011 ByT_Bone69 (475.16) 
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@T_Bone69 I actually posted this during the landing....sort of a tribute. Start to finish, so to speak...
Posted Jun-1-2011 Bysaturn5 (153.80) 
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Love the way the flames rise but then get "summoned" by something far more powerful. Good choice of music.
Posted Jun-1-2011 Bywhogoesthere (259.38) 
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