I FINALLY landed a model rocket! 🦅🚀

[@Project-Horizon]

Full technical video explaining how this rocket works is on my channel, please check it out if interested!

[@IchBinJude]

Do you have any more of these rocket contents? I want to make these rockets too (if i got money🙄)

[@imaginai9045]

😂

[@markjordan7800]

lol dont think we need to see it landed lol

[@XX-kf7mx]

Elon musk will neither recruit you or give you money because of this video. He will not even mention you, so son lower your expectation.

[@pfaridtschea8122]

WoW

[@stoojinator]

Even the chicken at the end was impressed!

[@user23724]

Hahahahaha if this was your original comment then you’re awesome, made me full belly laugh

[@kazun7847]

Ahhahaha you’re right

[@chrisschenck1419]

This comment made my day. 😂

[@khalilbasly6452]

😂😂😂

[@con-gic.ceptlo8984]

💀💀

[@inalthegreat141]

Save Europe

[@vuongsonthanh]

Tesla model land 😂😂😂

[@sreeninikhil1617]

Shut up

[@nickiskrov1860]

4443 missed calls from SpaceX

[@radekmoh8452]

Piszesz serio czy nie znasz podstaw fizyki. Porównujesz sukces rakiety spadającej z 10 m z rakietą spadającą z 100 km ?

[@Jesse_wellard]

​@@radekmoh8452 yes yes they are

[@user-gv4cx7vz8t]

"That was no chicken. That was my wife!"

[@SP.Learning]

Bro i saw a comment talking about chicken and didnt understand till now 😭 🤣

[@shaunakpathak6434]

​@@SP.Learning Bro chicken means that girl who got excited.....

[@abelos1518]

😂😂

[@Heimdall01]

The chicken is your wife? Well, we are not judging...

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

"So the chicken gets clucked and f-cked at the same time, yeah?"

[@Allthegoodhandlesaretakenlmao]

The fact that you did this with solid motors makes it 10x more impressive

[@riskyridge1177]

Rocket goes up, rocket comes down. Some chicken: 🗣️🐔🐔🐔

[@yurttgjk]

Not cool

[@BeybladeTurkey]

İt s so cool 😅 ​@@yurttgjk

[@scorcher117]

@@yurttgjkDon’t be so sensitive

[@vinyashere4all]

Where's the chicken?

[@osric729]

I watched it with sound off the first time and was like what chicken? It really do sound like one lol.

[@BakaJames]

Bro was so happy. He hit the chicken note at the end😂

[@karimahmed9838]

386 likes and no reply let me fix that

[@Bob0bscureD]

Some men have that effect on chicks...

[@wrcsubey61]

lol America always has to come help Europe..

[@BakaJames]

6 months later: MOMMMMMM!!! I’M FAMOUS!!!!!

[@ruskiwaffle1991]

The fact this landing was done with solids only makes it even more impressive.

[@trevormtb9372]

Yeah how tf do you stop and relight a solid motor?

[@TheRogueAdventurers]

​@@trevormtb9372if it was solids only then it was probably 2 separate ones, although I dunno how you'd put them right next to each other

[@TheChaz81]

Or maybe it never fully extinguishes. Like maybe its got precise burn for altitude then simmers then the simmer hits the next propellant charge to set it on the ground. Burn simmer burn.

[@Ali-e5h1b]

Which is why I doubt it will actually land from a true full height launch. He has no way of adjusting thrust, very limited ability to adjust drag. They have adapted reactive controls to a static thrust mechanism, instead of a multirotor. They haven't invented anything. They do show a significant capability to develop missile systems for any customer, using whatever technology they have available.

[@TheChaz81]

@@Ali-e5h1b Id Looooove to see him try! Any attempt is a win regardless of outcome!

[@dylanmichalski5637]

If spacex had a budget cut

[@youwild00]

Space X be like: ".... So when can you start?"

[@stevedoubleu99B]

EXACTLY😊

[@GariFFUSA]

They’ll be like… “LETS GO TO COURT”

[@RKroese]

​@@GariFFUSAYou are insane?

[@Manish-gl1rc]

Bro space X already landed it's stuff, better watch it's videos

[@sreeninikhil1617]

Shut up

[@DeNollie1]

999 missed calls from Melon Husk

[@Bruce.-Wayne]

😂😂😂😂....Melon Husk....

[@Anthony-stama]

😂😂😂

[@bennettsprague4804]

I read that, liked it, swiped away from the video, thought about it again, came back to re-read it, and started belly laughing when i saw "Melon Husk"💀

[@brian2591]

Lmao. Bc this is the same thing. Go back to eating your Cheetos ❄️ 😂

[@cholowao]

Elon Musk*

[@hawksights]

3 years, 10000 bucks and two marriages just for this moment

[@carlj7466]

That would be messed up being married twice in three years lmao

[@RileyNewcomb]

@@carlj7466people do it all the time

[@spvillano]

@@carlj7466 kinda depends upon what automation she brings into the relationship. ;)

[@kevinwashington8937]

When mother nature gives you cheers, you know you did something

[@seanfarrellsullivanhasemotions]

You are officially a rocket scientist. That's a beautiful thing.

[@jamesmaddison4546]

Rocket science is easy. It's just newtons 3rd law. Its the engineering of it that's hard

[@piercelawless2654]

​@@jamesmaddison4546 🤓

[@ThomasII-xb2tb]

Nioce

[@spvillano]

@@jamesmaddison4546 Newton drives, but engineering steers. And a wee bit more. One of the more interesting problems I ever saw was in Apollo and their efforts to resolve pogo oscillation, which never was entirely resolved in the Saturn stacks, but at least somewhat tamed.

[@emperorsmizz7439]

​@@jamesmaddison4546 very easy the illusion of being hard is so that nutjobs can't build missiles in their backyard 😂

[@urgaynknowit]

Won’t lie. That was the coolest thing I’ve seen on KZbin today

[@masterofwriters4176]

If those are non throttleable solid motors then that’s mind blowing

[@MR.Keiser]

They are

[@MrTrevortxeartxe]

It kind of looked like it!

[@jimm3093]

It's all done by calculation. The rate of descent is known, the height the vehicle is at is known, and so is the mass of the rocket just before and just after it ejects the spent solid cartridge. Simply choosing the right cartridge with the needed impulse and burn time will give the desired retro burn.

[@emiliotamayo3256]

In can imagine that he has calculated after many try outs the right amount of "fuel" and then somehow fit a timer that fires the second stage which took many calculations after many failures to get to the right amount of fuel vs weight and descent speed plus duration of burn out. Something like that 😂

[@emiliotamayo3256]

It's repetition of trial and error plus math reducing the amount of fuel to burn until the fuel burns only for the desired amount of time.

[@kenane-f9y]

This is really great, keep going champ 😂❤❤

[@Tjt_la]

That was freaking amazing

[@vforvendettaaa]

Very amazing

[@JonHalvorsen-sx8ui]

The way it stopped and just froze mid air was amazing!!! Literally looked and felt like time stopped. Awesome landing 😎 🚀

[@josuedelapazdeasa1410]

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[@Anonymous426_]

Because gravity is an acceleration, so it feels really slow when you are close to zero velocity. For example if you drop something, and it’s in the air for 0.5 seconds, it will fall 1.25m, if its in the air for 1 second, it will fall 5m, and if it is in the air for 2 seconds, it will fall 20m(1m=3.3ft). So the object gets exponentially faster if you give it more time, and it gets exponentially slower if you give it less time/velocity.

[@spvillano]

@@Anonymous426_ for low altitude and velocities, yep, go higher and then one starts to get into the mud with aerodynamic forces to complicate what was at first straight kinematics. Orientation still is a bit of a challenge, but for the size and mass, gyros should suffice.

[@ruben3305]

Elon musk has been real quiet since this dropped.

[@bryananderson3772]

Since he did one that was 150ft tall? I'm sure he's jealous

[@fahad_plays]

​@@bryananderson3772 again here to ruin the joke 😒

[@bryananderson3772]

@@fahad_plays not much of a joke

[@lbertlopez83]

@@fahad_playsright 😂

[@fahad_plays]

@@lbertlopez83 😂🥲

[@mattross83]

Finally! I been watching these on and off for months and you guys screwed it up every time. Congratulations!

[@SEODad]

I just showed this to my physics professor. He said whoever made this video will be a billionaire within 10 years. Followed by “I bet they actually listened in class” 😂

[@Project-Horizon]

Thanks! First half of college I did not listen in class... Second half I learned that listening in class was actually beneficial 😂

[@TacticalBuffoonary]

Yeah’ his name is elon.

[@Soken50]

​@@TacticalBuffoonary He's just a rich hype man. For anything remotely technical you should ask the engineers who say no to him.

[@Rotorhead1651]

​@@Project-Horizon What really helps the listening factor is a prof whose voice isn't somnambulant.

[@Kalelol]

@@TacticalBuffoonaryoh you poor sad fan boy that you think Elon had anything to do with the engineering of anything 😂

[@febzey445]

he hit the bubble. flat earth confirmed.

[@jarod997]

It's a dual stage setup and the rocket is tail heavy, and sightly over weight so that it doesn't go crazy high. And if the second stage motor shifts enough in the tube you could use that to release the legs. Well done!

[@Hot_viral_videos_69]

Boring 😂🤮

[@metris5402]

@@Hot_viral_videos_69you are boring

[@britishmapper6308]

☝️ ​this comment is made by a three year old that has no Father figure and is an ipad kid

[@aurelienyonrac]

Best coment ever

[@cygnusustus]

Really? I thought it was magic!

[@mercytoday]

That is absolutely amazing! Huge congratulations!

[@s3b0seban69]

I really miss doing this with my dad when i was younger before he passed. All the old rockets i built with him were stolen or destroyed and I honestly forgot how much i used to enjoy this until i saw the vid, so ig thanks for the nostalgia and reminding me of some good memories with my pops

[@amirramezani8144]

God bless you brother.❤

[@MichaelSHartman]

It was that way with my brother.

[@caseygray6028]

Right there with ya. I was able to pass the hobby down to my son. But I still remember all those days back when my dad took us to the park. Before the dark times, before the empire.

[@advanceddinos]

?@@caseygray6028

[@aftermathmotomxrc]

​@@Drety6dick

[@steventylerpro]

When I was little, in the first half of the 1990s, I drew rockets landing like Falcons today. My father also said that it was impossible, that the rocket had to separate the stages and only the element at the top landed using parachutes. I can't stop thinking about it every time I see this type of landing. :)

[@richloveday8852]

Now you work at a bank, and refuse people money.......don't let your parents tell you who you should be... Question everything, and use your brain.... Think and grow Rich...not listen to your dad and grow Rich

[@Name-ps9fx]

There was a time when heavier than air flight was "impossible." Maybe today something is, but that's only because of technology lacking...even faster than light travel may become possible.

[@richloveday8852]

@@Name-ps9fx is it not great to be alive right NOW And to think they wanted to close the patent office down because everything was invented....1873. Hahahah look it up. Not KIDDING. If travel at light speed is possible...there must be something faster that we don't know about yet...and if there is. There must be a God.... Time can go both ways....we just don't know how to do that yet either!!!

[@НиколайПаньков-з5л]

Посмотрите мультик "незнайка на луне" там именно так ракета приземлилась как тут!

[@НиколайПаньков-з5л]

​@@Name-ps9fxпутешествие в космосе быстрее солнечного света возможен! Но технологии ещё не изобретяны! Мне кажется если за место топлива использовать миниядерный взрыв как отталкиватель то любой объект полетит быстрее солнечного света!

[@lastchance8142]

Doing this without computer aided thrust is impressive!

[@karizma8175]

You know the computer in your pocket (phone) is more powerful than those used in the Apollo missions. A drone flight controller is smaller than a matchbox. Vectored thrust, or secondary control surfaces had to have been in play here.

[@amb1u5]

It does, I saw a small jet from the top to correct itself

[@Ricardo-uw3ov]

The pritty part is using electronics to make it land by itself!

[@ojisama1510]

Who told you that this thing landed without the help of a computer? It was pre-programmed

[@richardwillson101]

Surely this absolutely relied on computers 😂 It certainly wouldnt have just been a mechanical timer or baro switch firing that booster and releasing the legs!

[@acsmedia1568]

The landing was so good it triggered the rooster crow in the end! 😮

[@leonardomanes6713]

People just don't have a clue how hard it is... Good job!

[@watchm3ll0uai]

I have

[@justindurand9110]

Pretty sure most people do. Thats why it gets so much attention.

[@jeremiahsmith4235]

I think they do bro it’s literally rocket science

[@KRYPTOS_K5]

It is quite difficult especially in the case of massive rockets by different reasons. Observe that even in this small rocket model which is light and small it is difficult too. Observe that the base is intentionally heavier than the nose; apparently there is no wind blow and the altitude range is very small. Anyway it is a great amateur feat like the American Goddard in the past. The calculations of trust, vector, timing, acceleration, inertial lapse after trust cessation, fuel reserve of the two stages, etc etc were excellently done. Congrats. Brasil

[@baloog8]

Until you build it..

[@professorswaggamuffin7572]

Wow ive never seen a model rocket do that!

[@ekids.bassment]

There are really impressive youtubers busy with rocket (and this one lands them) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXmWnYVofLGaipI

[@vicsystems]

Same here

[@user-gv4cx7vz8t]

One's. Never. Done. That!

[@TypicalBlox]

​@@user-gv4cx7vz8tbps space has been attempting this for years and was actually successful before this guy

[@KionLionGuardOfficial]

Congrats man! Keep it going! Nice footage!

[@RevolverPicturesYT]

Solid motors can't be turned off or throttled, so this dude essentially had two fireworks and some landing gear to make this work. Very cool!

[@314WIKINGERBANDE-qd9qz]

Everyone gangsta till it turns sideways 😂

[@jeuzmorales4324]

😂😂😂😂 Classic

[@psychcandy]

The fuck🤣

[@colinkennedy4646]

I've done some crazy things with model rockets but tha blew my mind. Very impressive 👏

[@redcarsarasota]

Congratulations! 🚀

[@mannyacosta4356]

Nicely done this year you get 100 in your class

[@shaunakkulkarni4688]

Bloody hell!! Well this is definitely what they call Rocket Science!! Just amazing mate!!

[@unbearifiedbear1885]

A few years ago this would've been practically unthinkable. Awesome ❤

[@MrBee_78]

The rocket: 🚀 The fire: 🔥 The landing gear: 🦿 The grass: ☠️

[@Idk_next]

The chicken: 🐔

[@ethzero]

​@@Idk_next😂😂😂

[@upsguppy520]

elon act like this is hard

[@Ohams_Samuel]

Being a pioneer ​@@upsguppy520

[@NavyDocHM3]

The clucked-up chicken…

[@Mad.Man.Marine]

Been watching you progress for a while man!! I gotta say! FANTASTIC!!!!!

[@Drummerthejake]

So awesome! BPS space did one similar!

[@drutalero2962]

But with an FCC and throat vectoring motor

[@CRVcomponents]

Very impressive just like the real thing

[@EonAlpha]

Easy peasy

[@Nuke-MarsX]

Its impressive but its not even nearly as amazing as the real thing

[@aszhhh5815]

This is still pretty impressive as a civilian building this.@@Nuke-MarsX

[@baconthevainglorious7371]

@@Nuke-MarsXcould argue it’s more impressive due to the difference in resources. They’re technically doing what even nasa couldn’t do (return the whole rocket, not just a portion of it like the shuttle) on basically no money relatively speaking

[@BondJFK]

​@@Nuke-MarsXgive that guy funding of SpaceX he will build better rockets than Elon musk

[@fikumikudeone9792]

So that is very impressive congratulations

[@thomascopley9591]

Awesome! I have no idea how you stop and start that engine, but it's really awesome

[@briantoplessbar4685]

Ground effect at the end is really cool to see. Awesome job

[@Sidowse]

Pretty sure the thrust from the second motor is enough to send it back up again with or without ground effect. Do rockets experience ground effect?

[@JoshuaMixson9696]

Dude! Bravo!! That’s was pleasing to watch

[@henryisnotafraid]

I've been subscribed to BPS space for 2 years now and KZbin is finally showing me this? what!?

[@leonardfoster2155]

Joe already did this.

[@henryisnotafraid]

@@leonardfoster2155 ?

[@kihestad]

Congrats!!!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@Planktonai1]

That's actually extremely hard to do so great job

[@Js18100]

O rly?

[@Planktonai1]

@@Js18100 it needs extreme calculation extreme everything

[@YtubeUserr]

The Chicken Community emphatically approved this message!

[@KTo288]

congratulations, you have better tech than most national space programs.

[@richloveday8852]

🎉100%. LoL Japan N Korea Hell...even China should be contacting you..... India Macau City of Hong Kong Panama.....

[@cwilliams1559]

SpaceX, you have yourself some competition.

[@pavandasari6726]

Awesome work brother

[@glider5175]

Add this guy to the list of people who built a self landing rocket before nasa

[@JimmyCerra]

You mean the NASA’s LEM or DC-XA?

[@Trapper50cal]

Very cool milestone emulated to scale...ever forward!

[@rogersmith7194]

Nice! Mini SpaceX. Little at scale…but you probably only shattered the mini astronauts’ spines…good job!

[@Colombiaguapo]

Spacex never had astronauts on reusable rockets either

[@killajive1]

Why would the astronauts be landing with the Rockets wouldn’t the capsule be going up in space and the Rockets be coming back down you know with no payload.

[@flowocode]

That is so impressive. I saw BPS space do that and it was really difficult. I will go see your project now!

[@scamsuncensored7740]

"That's one small step for rocket-man, one giant leap for rocket-kind."

[@thehammermanduke]

Straight up awesome dude🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@donaldjohnson9401]

Very good job when i was into model rockets in the 60's and 70's It was normally a one way flight on a breezy day 😂

[@rere439]

Mini SpaceX project? Awesome!!

[@quarantinethehumans679]

Holy crap! Dude, YOU ROCK!

[@Richard_Croft-lll]

Someone said even the chicken laughed i started searching for it then realize it was that women 😂😂😂

[@michaelllamas52]

Great job!!

[@Kstrizzle5150]

Finally, one landed. I have seen a lot of these and I’ve never seen one actually stay upright. Good job.

[@mikewisniewski3287]

Congratulations to Space X.

[@brianshoubert7803]

Всё, чувак, отправляй резюме Илону Маску! 😁

[@Kushtopher2Krunk]

Space x been real quiet since this

[@davefromcave8202]

That is epic!! Well done 🎉

[@PittsPics]

Did you just do that with srbs? Thats... a lot of trial runs. Hard work pays off, good job.

[@Project-Horizon]

Yup! Luckily Estes F15s are remarkably consistent and reliable, so was able to get a lot of useful data through flight simulations as well. But in the end it took 31 tries.

[@Roboprogs]

@@Project-Horizonthat’s quite a few expensive engines! 😁 We seldom launched D’s when I was a kid. Usually just C’s, as the A - C size was so much cheaper. Clever use of staging, well played.

[@Xanthopteryx]

@@Project-Horizon Quicker than Starship :D

[@주에스엠팩]

성공 축하드려요. 노고에 박수 드려요

[@harshmarkam6883]

Hardwork always pays congratulations 🙂👍

[@Leon_ytR]

Me in a rocket league match:

[@johnmajane3731]

That’s wild

[@joegruver420]

That's awesome guys and gals .

[@BostLabs]

Oh! That was awesome!

[@brasshouse-og]

That is really really impressive.

[@Rasoulhk98]

This is the reason why aliens do not talk with us

[@malintended]

I forgot when i asked.

[@nickiskrov1860]

4443 missed calls from SpaceX

[@amigopython8254]

He will now deliver internet products with this !

[@NeverCease-lk1vd]

That is impresive

[@varghesethomas]

Future spaceX

[@Eric-jo8uh]

Well done!👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@utkarshpandey380]

Try to make the engine shutdown a bit early for smooth landing❤ By the way, great to watch people getting interested in aerodynamics❤

[@MulumbiKasereka]

Now we want the flip back 😂

[@cmsupreme5832]

Space X be like : You are hired

[@sreeninikhil1617]

Shut up

[@chetsahaka849]

Bps space actually did this two months be fore, but its still a really great thing to achieve

[@TexusNoe365247]

Next engineering challenge: Land the rocket at a precise location. Following that: Land the rocket on a moving target.

[@jamesstuart5877]

Part 1 of the first engineering challenge: Build a drone ship.

[@Xanthopteryx]

He just did? 1. Landed on the ground, of planet earth. An earth mission. 2. The earth moves like really crazy fast and it spins too!

[@tsgillespiejr]

And THEN what, build a Dyson sphere?

[@amilhasan3724]

Must have used notes of Sheldon 😂

[@Hw2A_aka_H2]

How! This is rocket sciences 🚀

[@garrickwerlemanwerleman2164]

Perfect 👍👍

[@Sepp440]

Something tells me landing a model is harder than landing a real one

[@idiotidiot5821]

It cant be easy by any stretch

[@tonyuliveto1865]

Congrats.... quite the achievement!

[@KarstensHobbyUniverse]

Next time, they should tie a whole Chicken to the base of the Rocket. They can have BBQ Chicken by the time the Rocket lands 😊

[@giorgiolelmi8175]

You gotta connect the tilt pid controller to anglar and directional velocity sensors so that it would keep the directional velocity tk 0 always

[@Project-Horizon]

Was thinking the same, in the future I may try and test out that functionality.

[@giorgiolelmi8175]

@@Project-Horizon I'll watch the video!

[@timblack6422]

@@giorgiolelmi8175as would I!!!

[@adi149-g1g]

69 missed calls from NASA and SpaceX

[@christopherdoroba8724]

That's incredible man! You managed something on a small scale that was impossible a few years ago

[@igrojikku2212]

Mans said “Check Mate Elon, I’m waiting on your next move” 😅

[@vernonspady555]

Very impressive! I've done model rockets for many years, but never accomplished such a cool stunt. Awesome.

[@zacharypfister2832]

Wish all my feed was this good!!!