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Viewing a rocket launch from a Quadcopter
An onboard video made by a quadcopter of Dan Welling’s M powered “Bits ‘n’ Pieces” rocket at a St. Louis Rocketry launch. The motor was a CTI M1790 skidmark motor (98mm 4 grain) and reached an...
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Inside the Cockpit: Freedom 7
This an amazing real-time inside the cockpit view of the entire Freedom 7 flight of Alan Shepard as he becomes the first American in space. I suggest watching this in full screen! This compilation of...
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Rocket’s sonic boom made visible by ice crystals
This Solar Dynamics Observatory Atlas V rocket launch in February 2010 exceeded the speed of sound in a layer of ice crystals, making the shock wave visible from the ground. This occurs around 1:53 in...
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SpaceX’s Grasshopper 744 meter Test
Latest and highest flight from point of view of the Hexacopter
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Early 1960s documentary on Model Rocketry
The film was commissioned by National Association of Rocketry and is narrated by G. Harry Stine.
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Video Hacking: All Saturn V’s launched at once
That’s 99,424,000 pounds-force or 442,260,000 newtons! …and for a little science -a newton explained: N: newton kg: kilogram m: metre s: second.
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Flight of the MegaGyroc
I have always been a fan of the Gyroc. If you see me at a launch at some point in the day I was likely to fly one. Back in the first year of this blog I wrote a post about the Gyroc with a little...
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Armstrong Flight Research Center historic videos now on Youtube
NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center (formerly Dryden) has placed a huge catalog of research and flight videos to a Youtube channel. Check out this great playlist on Lifting Bodies.
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