Rocket Launch 35 km (22 mi) above earth

8 inches = 20.3 cm
14 feet = 4.27 m
320 lbs = 145?15 kg
4000 lbs of thrust = 1815 kg
3 miles = 4.8 km

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+16 1. LightAng3l commented 13 years ago

Awesome ! If we invested only a fraction of the effort we spend on making money, and spend it instead on space flight we would have been a long way away by now...
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+17 2. MajorIdea commented 13 years ago

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvDqoxMUroA

Full version for those with time to see the cool ascension or for those wondering what's the stuff in front of the camera. :)
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0 3. Cloe commented 13 years ago

chuck noriss came at 0:11
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0 4. loadrunner commented 13 years ago

1:05 were are all the stars? it looks like death black space.
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0 5. Sakzzz commented 13 years ago

Do you need a permit to do that kind of stuff ? o_O
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+5 6. Xionbox (moderator) commented 13 years ago

#4 It's due to the contrast between the very bright atmosphere and the very dark sky. In addition, the cameras aren't as flexible with contrast as our eyes are.
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+9 7. orion commented 13 years ago

Thank you for conversion from arbitrary made up units to human readable form.
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0 8. LQoQK commented 13 years ago

wow, if I even think of doing this in my country after 10 seconds I will be in jail,
just imagine if it hits a plane or something :S

it went really high up in the sky
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+1 9. CrackrJak commented 13 years ago

116160 feet, Yup that's over 100,000 feet that's officially into 'space'.
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+3 10. mmmendal commented 13 years ago

This is very impressive. Such rockets usually achieve altitude twice smaller and the parachute systems fail often too. Pretty impressive and beautiful.
#5 You need a permit from FAA.
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+6 11. Xionbox (moderator) commented 13 years ago

#9 Actually, the limit is set at 100 km (kilometers), also called the Kármán line.

If you use Fred Flintstones' units, 100 km = 328 083.99 feet . Easy to remember, right? :D
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+1 12. irishgek commented 13 years ago

Lol #11 hahahahah I bow in the presence of your sarcasm