Atlas V Launches SES-20 & 21
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A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket is launching the SES 20 & 21 communications spacecraft. The launch window opens at 5:36 p.m. ET (21:36 UTC) from SLC-41, Cape Canaveral SFS, Florida.
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Been watching launches since 1962 and your comment said it all Wow that thing got out of Dodge that rocket leaped of the pad unlike anything I have ever witnessed Thank you for televising this launch👍👍❤️❤️
Just a bit of criticism. I tend to increase the volume during the launch to hear the sound by alot. Talking at this point blows out my ears. I can only imagine for those with large audio systems. Das would've killed them. Lol. So either dont talk for the duration of the rocket sound or turn yourselves down significantly. Then as the sound fades bring yourselves back in because at that point im turning my volume back down. But regardless great coverage as always. Ty all for what you do.
Seeing a rocket, any rocket launch in person is on my bucket list! Great video y’all!!
@gslogar1
Жыл бұрын
I saw a shuttle launch at the cape. I think it was NO. 51, we got to go to the viewing area where that big countdown clock was. We were parked on the main coast road and had no idea if we would see anything, and some people drove by and handle us a pass to go on the base. Had video of launch but tape over it later on-- DUMB. It was amazing to see and feel.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Great stream guys! Good work.
Living near the space coast all launches are very cool live but so many lately It takes a Big Rocket to be special.
That’s what the Shuttle sounded like, violent rumbling.
I was on vacation in Orlando a few days ago, back home now 😢 could’ve seen this irl
this with everybody wants to rule the world playing in the background would be perfect
@williamscoggin1509
Жыл бұрын
I disagree, great song but extremely poor reasoning.
@Functionhead1
Жыл бұрын
@@williamscoggin1509 true, but it would go well
@popperroux
Жыл бұрын
free bird is better with any rocket launch..
Whoa. Look at those post-hurricane water waves!!
They are solid motor boosters
Liftoff - 51:29 🚀!
EXCELLENT 🚀🙂👍
"It's really hauling the mail now!" I love when Jack is on the stream...
The solid rockets do get out of Dodge quickly.
Hello NASA, I come from Phrae province of Thailand 🇹🇭. My nickname is Meaw 🐈.
@misskhanitthakumrong3901
Жыл бұрын
🐘🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🐘
@NASAspaceflight I’m unable to find the image shown at timestamp 16:46. Is there a link to it you could share with me?
Min 51:43 in the side up of the screen...it is a drone? Or what?
"Wouldja lookatthat??"
Starlink stream?
It's SRB, but close lol. Also, the booster motor/engine is jettison/separation from the SRBs/ boosters. Just trying to help you guys with the aerospace lingo lol. I'm not yelling, tehe
That was so fast it reached Max'Q immediately.
Geosynchronous = way the funk up there. way further than an LEO
It went “gotra go, bye”
🚀👍👍👌
I don't know about rocket vernacular but traditionally, engines are fuel powered (Internal Combustion, coal/wood steam) indirect drive; motors: trend towards electric, direct drive; also known as power plants. Jet engines - rocket motors? Seems more like what rolls off the tongue easier...
@zysis
Жыл бұрын
Well, if we were to be technical, they are motors because they provide propulsion ie motor to the true definition of the word. Engine is also applicable but less so being that it's technically a controlled explosion much like a combustion engine but the difference is no moving parts... It's a tricky thing; steam engine but not a motor. Combustion engine but also a motor. So engines can motor but not all motors are engines. lol
@kenknowlton3085
Жыл бұрын
@@zysis LOL 😆 😂 🤣 😅 😄 😜
@kenknowlton3085
Жыл бұрын
@@zysis but a submarine has a propulsion system... but their backup diesels are motors or engines when they turn a generator?
@zysis
Жыл бұрын
@@kenknowlton3085 I don't think you get what motor essentially means- movement.
@kenknowlton3085
Жыл бұрын
@@zysis I guess your definition of engine means - static?
Why are we not getting Starbase updates daily?
Look out Japan 😲
@505Barber
Жыл бұрын
Lmao too soon
If it burns a fuel it's called a rocket engine. Motors are electric.
Anything being recovered 🤨
imagine if they fart in space
Brasil
WHAT! No landing? 😠
Remember those times when 1 each 2 rockets exploded? NASA has really improved till this point when huge rockets as Atlas V are just a daily rocket launch. Barely 2 minutes and that thing is flying over the Earth faster than anything here, you can even hear in the rocket camm how the wind starts to fade out as they leave the atmosphere. Hope the Artemis will launch this successful!!
I believe this has Russian engines
@kenknowlton3085
Жыл бұрын
all Atlas V have the Russian RD180. When all the Atlas are gone they will have, I think, the new Vulcan motors.
@bowlweevil4161
Жыл бұрын
@@kenknowlton3085 to bad we can't design and build our own rocket engines instead of supporting lying warmonger putin
KittySoup 😅
Another HAARP satellite
@camaroonie1053
Жыл бұрын
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Atlas has always just LEAPT off the pad.
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