Artemis 1 Launch - GoPro cam, Incredible audio! Titusville, Florida, November 16, 2022

[@JamVar]

Crazy stuff. Looked like a sunrise for a solid 20 seconds there. Too bad we had fog over in Sarasota County this morning. Definitely would have seen it otherwise.

[@nickhowatson4745]

it looked like a Nuke went off. it was nuts

[@KimJungDwayne]

@@nickhowatson4745 the whole sky turned orange and I'm in daytona

[@cheesegrits196]

Until you actually see and feel the launch, you don't realize how deep the sky is. It's one of the few ways that can give you perspective of what you are looking at anytime you look up at the sky. Absolutely perfect view with the moon in the frame.

[@newpapyrus]

For a few minutes, the SLS plumes created an artificial sunlight. What an amazing sight!

[@rolyatecnal]

The most impressive launch footage I have ever seen, ever! Even NASA has never captured anything this beautiful. Thanks for sharing the view and ambience.

[@takanara7]

All the closeup shots of the engines, etc from like Everyday Astronaut are cool but I love wide shots like this that really capture the scale of what's going on, and what it would be like to be a person spectating at the event.

[@biancahernandez6432]

ESA or the Canadian space agency wouldn't even know how to capture anything this beautiful either!

[@takanara7]

I love how the angle makes it look like it's flying directly TOWARDS the moon, lol.

[@eamoralesl]

Thanks for taking and sharing this video, greetings from Guatemala!

[@guenthersteiner9252]

2:04 Blast was so epic his car alarm went off

[@dremwolf5419]

Thanks for sharing Mark! Even with the low cloud cover I was able to see it here in Jacksonville. So the sound from your video really added to it!!

[@RSTI191]

I was fortunate enough to watch a shuttle night launch from Titusville 1996. I remember thinking one could read a newspaper from this distance, 11 miles, as they're so bright..

[@lindaluvwbelk]

What an amazing sight. And it's target is right there in the picture, waiting.

[@doublediamondrailroad5949]

Great Car Alarm Tester

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

Powerful CGI. It can actually set of car alarms 🤣

[@Torraim]

@@apolloskyfacer5842 You don’t believe in it but you have a nasa profile picture? Lmao.

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

@@Torraim You're not making any sense.

[@danodamano2581]

Glad one didn't go off where i viewed it.

[@machirim2805]

@@apolloskyfacer5842 alright troll

[@disappearintothesea]

I get goosebumps every time. Thank you for sharing!

[@hostile177]

Nice! It was visible from Fort Lauderdale all the way to the horizon. I've seen a lot of launches from here but never saw the sky glow orange all the way from here.

[@brianbassett4379]

Moments you will never forget.

[@orion2280]

Nice view mark, really helped my 9 year old grasp how big it was. Lit up the sky. And don’t worry there are more SLS rockets to come

[@arnoldsherrill2585]

If it was making car alarms go off at that distance from the pad can you imagine how many went off at Kennedy space center? Especially around the vehicle Assembly building and launch control? I hope someone sent out a memo that this could happen

[@davidseismiccoywolf7784]

Out of this world outstanding coverage.

[@heikoschubert5458]

Wow!!! Like a fast-forward sunrise! Very impressive! Thanks for sharing!

[@geangama]

First 30 seconds looks like an atomic blast! Love the sound, and how after a couple of minutes it seems to travel horizontally from the POV of camera even getting lower than the moon! Nice job guys!

[@ubernate860]

I love how you framed the moon. Great clip, thanks for sharing!

[@SailingSVPipedream]

That is the best video I have seen of the launch! Cool, night into day….

[@markwood1097]

i watched from Jacksonville you could tell how long it was from this view ive seen many this was amazing thanks for sharing your point of view go NASA!

[@VeronicaBaughman]

My mom and I watched it just on the other side of the bridge at Veterans Memorial Park. Hearing the crowd cheering as the sky lit up was amazing.

[@markgeorge2200]

Crazy how it lights up the sky

[@collinvandemark7740]

I’m somewhere on that bridge. Truly amazing experience.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

SLS set off a car alarm! Love the crowd whooping it up! GO fever!

[@Threetwocharlie]

Brilliant videography.. many thanks to all who gave this gift 🚀 👍

[@ms-dh5jw]

Such a cool video to watch. I’ve seen a shuttle launch, two space x falcon and 1 atlas launch. All of them were awesome to experience. Can’t wait to see an Artemis and starship launches.

[@docb8324]

Saw this all the way over from Riverview, amazing sight. Even got to see the boosters separate

[@ducklifee_6260]

Omg I didn’t realise how dark it got after it ascended upwards - It’s so bright!!

[@RandomJ2023]

So cool, I was there too bro over at Scobie Park area on the other side of the bridge. I should have brought my GoPro but used my stupid phone but recorded the sound and uploaded it today. Awesome stuff!

[@bravo_01]

Awesome !!!

[@Imrfilms]

Awesome shot! I was (somehow!) able to get “Feel the Heat” tickets and saw/videoed from the Apollo/Saturn complex. Two completely different experiences, but both amazing nonetheless!

[@samsignorelli]

12 miles away, I think? Awesome!

[@Martin-117]

This was the moment fishes, birds, and animals woke up believing it was sunrise already.

[@mickyday2008]

Fantastic

[@slim22rb]

Lovely!

[@Anomize23]

Amazing how bright that is. It’s like we launched a second sun into space. Then the car alarm I mean holy moly that’s some fucking power🤣

[@PapaJohn1969]

I love it when the car alarms get tripped.

[@hurricanetrack]

Yeah that was crazy! Such a deep all encompassing roar.

[@dariuszkrb4461]

Amazing😍

[@thedgchannel4249]

I was surprised at the lack of sound at an Atlas launch a few years ago.

[@brianmckillop5017]

Real great, thanks for posting. Watched to the end.

[@katahdincloud9803]

Omg they just flew right past it!

[@jamesewing2022]

wow can hear the engine WOW

[@user-ve5ln5le9y]

The sight reminds me of the scene in Empire Of The Sun, when the bomb falls on Hiroshima and Jim, interned in a camp near Shanghai, sees a bright light rise on the horizon. This is fun to watch even which when you scrub with your finger to move the rocket dot! I envy my sibling who got to watch this live. Truly the Haj for the world’s Nerds

[@MarkHopewell]

The percussion set off a few car alarms!

[@melikemusic753]

And right back to earth...

[@ZXLNT]

Uh no...

[@bluewaveproductions4017]

The speed of the water is so fast

[@inakieguiazabal9138]

Thanks, ameazing video and sound❤️

[@cigarrett]

Amazing footage!

[@fischerkat8852]

Worlds most sensitive car alarm!

[@mikemelara9591]

What a great video!

[@KrustyKlown]

2:04 car alarms going off, lol ..isn't Titusville like 8 miles away from the launch pad??

[@Porsche4life]

Yes. It’ll be the loudest rocket ever built. I think the new rocket Elon is working on could be louder but I’m not sure it will be when nasa rolls out the heavier version with bigger engines

[@ryyyan4795]

@@Porsche4life Super Heavy will probably be louder, 33 raptors-already a very punchy engine that has only got louder since the last suborbital test flight-is just a stupid amount of energy. That being said, SLS is up there for sure, those SRB’s are like bass-cannons from what I’ve read, Saturn V only clears it because it’s engines were 5 of those at once. This is gonna be one loud decade for aerospace thats for sure.

[@frostyrobot7689]

Go Baby Go ! Nice vid.

[@qiufengchen-lq6gt]

looked like spirit bomb

[@HelplessMammal]

LOL it set car alarms off

[@grosano95]

How far?

[@zbomb33]

"Would ya just look at it?!?!"

[@alexandermedia5402]

Was that a comment that you could smell the rocket

[@graysoceanworld5662]

It litterally looks like a nuclear bomb has detonated at cape carnaveral.

[@causticchameleon7861]

LOL. Sound wave set off a car alarm.

[@keef5]

What’s the distance to the pad here?

[@lufcbrice]

about tree fiddy

[@allgood6760]

Amazing! 👍🚀

[@literally_fin]

Am I the only one that thought it was sunrise ant the light was the sun?✋

[@vimukthi.]

Why record stop i want to see rocket light disappear

[@Jeff-fu6qb]

"here comes the sound, hear comes the sound"...thanks Einstein.

[@guilhermeseles4654]

Graças a Deus deu tudo certo, se teve todo esse brilho funcionando de forma perfeita imagina se houvesse um acidente ? seria uma "bomba atômica"

[@SpeedBird6780]

That sound was loud evough to set off a car alarm.

[@mrnohax5436]

you know..... *without all this fighting and wartime stuff the future of space travel is looking bright*

[@whigrey05]

la araña que estaba por ahi: 💀

[@in_10z]

Nice job. Thanks for this. Now let's go find that goof who wouldn't turn off their car alarm...did the rocket's low freqs cause that alarm to go off? That is awesome though, but it ruined 30 secs of your vid lol.

[@GooogleGoglee]

Stupid car alarm...

[@MrDiaz85]

What sound... that was weak.

[@thesun6051]

go to 1:50

[@jimmydabutler9022]

Did you see the UFO following the launch too?

[@ZXLNT]

No

[@jesus4400]

🤣 It went down to another point on flat Earth

[@GayorgVonTrapp]

Is it me or did it miss the moon?👀

[@HoudiniGTP]

It's you.

[@ZXLNT]

Its definitely you.

[@TheJoeSwanon]

Now if the guy would have not just talked over it it would’ve been even more impressive

[@anthonycolon8716]

Shut up hater

[@Cquence84]

Another "space" garbage to fall down in the bermuda triangle

[@Deijivan]

I was looking through all the stupid comments from the spinning wet globe worshipers to see if I could find any lucid comments. Congratulations! You said it all, man.

[@Dextronaut1]

@@Deijivan what makes you think the earth is not a globe? honest question.

[@thesun6051]

@@Deijivan A "lucid comment". Got any proof the earth is flat? No. Thats right.

[@BadAtTeaDude]

Not cgi at all..... Lol

[@meintingles4396]

I guarantee you couldn't name one CGI app, let alone disprove this.

[@BadAtTeaDude]

@@meintingles4396 lol cgi app.... You actually typed that. Nasa simp.

[@cigarrett]

@@meintingles4396 this guy is so far gone, don’t even bother

[@God0fGambler]

@@meintingles4396 just ignore it bro..let them say that this is cgi but we both and other billion people know it's not 👍👍

[@meintingles4396]

@@BadAtTeaDude After Effects? Houdini? Maya or 3ds Max? Come on man. Explain it to me!

[@JamesHawkeYouTube]

It goes up like a sad balloon and then runs out of puff and falls back into the sea. Rockets and space have been a giant fraud. Yes, your tax pays for it.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

You are a giant fraud.

[@Anomize23]

Yes the earth is flat 🤣

[@Deijivan]

Congratulations! You said it all, man.

[@BadAtTeaDude]

The footage of the "craft" in space with the cgi earth in the background is even more laughable.

[@meintingles4396]

Wide awake. Very funny. Wide awake but still brain dead.

[@BadAtTeaDude]

@@meintingles4396 don't be jelly nasa simp.

[@BadAtTeaDude]

@@meintingles4396 oh I almost forgot, don't forget to sign in on one of your other accounts to prop up and thumb up your comment. Also make it really g hay and call yourself "bro" .. you qu 👂

[@Harold-TheJass-Blingman]

Its a simulation to show where it is currently, not meant to replicate real footage.

[@corey2232]

@@Harold-TheJass-Blingman That much is obvious for those of with more than 2 brain cells to rub together...Unfortunately, the OP seems to be lacking common sense. It was even labelled "Animation" in many of their feeds. It wasn't meant to fool anyone, yet the dumbass OP thinks he made some shocking discovery 😂