So I stumbled across this vid on CNET. It's over half an hour long, but I thought it was cool and knew I'd have to share.
http://news.cnet.com...-little-spacey/
Camera Views from Endeavor's Final Launch
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, May 26 2011 08:19 AM
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Posted 26 May 2011 - 08:19 AM
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Posted 26 May 2011 - 12:07 PM
I swear I heard birds during the launch. o____o
21:56 or so. Either that or the rocket itself sounds suspiciously like burds.
Poor birdies, all they wanted was to sit on something really tall and the next thing they know NASA's launching them into space. But at least they can say they flew higher than any other birds that day.
21:56 or so. Either that or the rocket itself sounds suspiciously like burds.
Poor birdies, all they wanted was to sit on something really tall and the next thing they know NASA's launching them into space. But at least they can say they flew higher than any other birds that day.
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Posted 26 May 2011 - 01:01 PM
A few friends of mine went to see Endeavor on one of it's many delays. I'll send these so they can watch the different angles and stuff. It's really interesting to watch from the different components of the spacecraft.
Yeah, that's certainly birds.
It's sort of sad that we now have to look to corporations like Space-Ex to light the fires in the sky.
Yeah, that's certainly birds.
It's sort of sad that we now have to look to corporations like Space-Ex to light the fires in the sky.
