Rocket launching to the ISS in 15 minutes if anyone cares.
That's 10:05-CST 11:05-EST
http://www.ustream.tv/nasahdtv
>>68459329
mfw i recently moved to orlando and can see all the launches from my apartment balcony.
>>68459934
Livestream pls
>mfw all these areas going "GO" for prelaunch
>they have permission to launch
5 minutes niggers. Get in here.
Odds it explodes?
fake
Rockets can't go into orbit because the world is flat
>>68462356
This doesn't look like a rocket going into "space"
>>68462565
That's just a Photoshop by NASA to try and trick you
>>68459934
Having grown up in Brevard I have always taken these launches for granted. Welcome and enjoy
>>68462699
It's not photoshop, you can watch videos or watch it live
Doesn't mean that rocket is going into space
>>68463453
How can we even trust NASA when they keep deceiving us like this. How are we supposed to trust them when they change how the earth looks every year
>>68459329
Always beautiful to see engineering and exploration take such an awe inspiring form even when all this other stuff around the world is happening.
>>68459329
Thanks OP, I'm watching
Also today I read a thing about the Challenger explosion and how the crew was alive until the crew cabin eventually hit the ocean
That must have been absolutely terrifying
>>68464346
These could actually easily be explained
Just take some pics of a globe yourself, the angle of the photo and a minor difference in distance could account for the differences in perspective. The color differences could be attributed to processing
A better question is why don't we have a video of a craft leaving leo? Or why hasn't a camera ever panned away from earth during a space walk etc?
>>68465137
>taking the bait
Comfy AF
>>68465252
It's actually pretty interesting
>>68464863
Honestly, if they did survive the initial explosion, I'm betting they lost consciousness almost immediately. The G-forces the cabin must have endured were probably pretty astronomical.
>>68467081
Not really, only the g force on the ascent and then free fall to the ground. The actual disintegration wouldnt have produced that much force
>>68467752
>Not really, only the g force on the ascent and then free fall to the ground.
Except the centrifugal forces when it all blew apart and started spinning at incredible RPM's.
Also: this new coverage and information they're doing right now is pretty damn interesting.
>>68459329
>flash player
