Less than 2 minutes....
Sober enough to know what I'm doing, drunk enough to really enjoy doing it
Liftoff
Good clean launch!
was it just me or did it seem like it took forever for that thing to get some speed goin?
no signal
It comes back looking at the launchpad
i hear audio . . .
btw Travis, 1100
btw Travis, 1100
Last edited by burnzz (2010-04-22 16:59:32)
You talking about spaceflightnow feed? That's what I'm talking about..
Ya I know
Ya I know
Last edited by TravisC555 (2010-04-22 17:00:56)
yes, i see the launchpad.
they're updating the text, and i hear audio.
they're updating the text, and i hear audio.
Seems to be going well.
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cause it's gone baby... No cameras on an Atlas V. No live cameras for military missions especially .
Hard to see here. We had some clouds. I saw glimpses as it passed through.
Hard to see here. We had some clouds. I saw glimpses as it passed through.
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It didn't blow up The damn thing was a success.
Sober enough to know what I'm doing, drunk enough to really enjoy doing it
So america has space fighters now? I think its time for war
canada's first.GR34 wrote:
So america has space fighters now? I think its time for war
no we let the rest of the world annex us to get to Americaburnzz wrote:
canada's first.GR34 wrote:
So america has space fighters now? I think its time for war
the clouds I spoke of.. I just checked for rockets pics.. nada,
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hannnnngn out
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no i am here
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tbh
Delta II's are more enjoyable,, in terms of launches...
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Fckn A
The AF has wanted this capability for a LONG time. The Shuttle was supposed to be a joint NASA/USAF platform, but the operating costs and schedules did away with the real feasibility of that plan. If everything works, it looks like this will allow placement, repair, and retrieval of satellites.
To address some previous posts: nothing was mentioned about armament, and there is no visible indication of any weapons.
The Soviet Salyut/Almaz may have had a 23mm cannon, but I haven't seen any conclusive proof (in my limited readings).
To address some previous posts: nothing was mentioned about armament, and there is no visible indication of any weapons.
The Soviet Salyut/Almaz may have had a 23mm cannon, but I haven't seen any conclusive proof (in my limited readings).
The X-37b was originally a NASA endeavor. It is the first operational military spaceplane afaik.
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