Sweet!

amazing. That's some proper amateur rocketing right there!!

Gravity is a bitch yo.

give the man some *wings

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Far out. Really gives you an appreciation for just how thin of an envelope our atmosphere is.

Science!

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fantastic

*engineering

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How far away was it from the launch sight?

Is it just me or does it sound like a bird tweeting at 6:13?

That initial take off shot from the downward looking camera is just awesome... = O

Pfff, anyone can build that, it's not like it's...rocket...sci-... hmmm.

I counted more like 57 seconds.

no one ever explained what that crap was that marred the down pointing camera the entire launch. When they picked up the rocket it looked like molten metal, but the rocket isn't achieving speeds great enough to heat up the tip from air friction.

I wonder if he got in trouble with the FAA. Those guys hate amateur rockets. Anyone know?

>> ^jmd:

no one ever explained what that crap was that marred the down pointing camera the entire launch. When they picked up the rocket it looked like molten metal, but the rocket isn't achieving speeds great enough to heat up the tip from air friction.



They did, or at least what they thought it was. At one point they were saying something about how the caulking melted off when they were showing the camera portion after it landed.

>> ^MonkeySpank:

I wonder if he got in trouble with the FAA. Those guys hate amateur rockets. Anyone know?


That rocket probably got the attention of the military.

*timeshift

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Impressive. Though the fish eye lense of the downward camera gave a wrong impression of achieved height. Nevertheless: Impressive. :-)