Space Shuttle Launch: Viewed From an Airplane

[@NoSkillzRPG]

Give this man an Oscar! 2011 video, in high quality and filmed horizontally! Not usual these days.

[@sebastiansantos1471]

and without those rounded go pro camera lens...

[@nathanallen9265]

Or just with a camera.

[@Lethal_SZN]

Because he didn’t record it on his flip phone

[@sebastiansantos1471]

@Mr Wilson no because it looks fucking horrible It gives me headaches when they use those cameras, I really see no point on them showing a wider perspective If that perspective is going to look pretty bad and round as hell...

[@onemore7108]

Its cuz its not a ufo

[@dylanroybosman]

“F” for the people who were on the left side of the plane.

[@gibby8940]

F

[@wall-e7179]

What does f mean?

[@gibby8940]

@Wall-e It‘s from a game where you have to press f to pay respect

[@jbreezyx88]

F

[@jbreezyx88]

Wall-e to pay respect

[@gaming4life25]

We can see 4 engineering marvels of mankind through this video: 1. The rocket 2 the airplane 3.the camera/smartphone 4. The Internet.

[@saux4sale4444]

Not a big thing, except for the fact you have the most intelligent comment out of 18,000 comments to date!

[@moroccanfreethinker2739]

@Help Me Get 1000 Subscribers man I love America for all the things it provides the world with

[@Nagim-d3z]

@Help Me Get 1000 Subscribers I hope you're joking..

[@moroccanfreethinker2739]

@Mythus News How can it be unreal ? there's balloons that go there on a daily basis

[@moroccanfreethinker2739]

@Mythus News space begins when there's no more matter/atoms/gaz duhh.....It's called the Karman Line What the hell is your education level for not knowing this ?

[@ToldYouSnowBenIsBest]

This is a genuine once in a lifetime experience, what an incredible view

[@alvexok5523]

Yeah. That plane was flying at about 35,000 ft, and we saw that ship going way higher than the plane was towards the last part of video. It must've been almost out of the atmosphere by then. It didn't look like it was going that much faster than a plane at cruising altitude though, but maybe that's just what it seemed from where the viewers were. But still, I thought it would still appear faster than how we saw it.

[@vedantsridhar8378]

@@alvexok5523 Well, the rocket is like 50 to 100km away from the plane. From that distance, even speeds of Mach 5 would appear slow

[@SpaceyCortex]

Well done KZbin. It took you 8 years to figure out what i like to see and no it aint logan paul. I'M so glad to see we are on the same page now.

[@loadapish]

all these youtubers have ruined youtube now. 96% of them need a good hard slap.

[@oliversudden1796]

Amen brother

[@NishadAras]

Enjoy it while it lasts. It will go away soon. I speak from experience.

[@StoicObserverS]

Lol!!! At least they finally got it right for you. Now I feel more neglected!!!!

[@DT-Wise]

Nishad Aras Bruh your wrong this was in my recommendations :/

[@DIHTR]

0:21 Pilot: "If you are on the right side of the aircraft you will see the space shuttle" Also Pilot: "If you are on the left side of the aircraft you will probably see people on the right side looking at the space shuttle". *SAVAGE*

[@laviejaagria1341]

Aslan Ajajajajajajaja

[@jacksdjfam]

And everyone moves to right side of plane to take a look and the plane flips over

[@lesley3398]

LOL

[@wallahhabibiiii]

Hahaha savage pilot

[@dhruvs015]

😃

[@TheJer1963]

It's cool the pilot slowed the plane down so everyone could get a good look. Plus free drinks..............

[@michaelw4861]

@TricksNet PH Wrong and wrong

[@parkerbranaa5718]

@TricksNet PH but he did slow it down. Also it's called a late flight lol

[@mamavswild]

Dirty Rat WORTH IT

[@neilmarsden4832]

I know what a flight !!

[@squeakybunny2776]

Why would he have to slow down... The rocket is 10s or 100s of miles away. The perspective on it hardly changes.

[@richardngo2561]

Everyone:*stares at the space shuttle* Pilot:”Also, drinks are on the house.” That one guy:”YEAHHhHhH”

[@MrPopo-up1lt]

Lol I said it too and I’m sitting at home 💀

[@kensingtonpride]

Yeah they definitely cut him off

[@DaBeast34]

1:36

[@kenkaura1861]

Lmfao. Who doesn’t love the guy who says “yeah ah”

[@rodhancock4682]

That was the engineer. Should have been in the cockpit. 😎🐨

[@OkWoodsSlowed]

Moment of silence for the people on the left side of the plane🙏

[@alinpetrescu2309]

@Enola Gay Because they couldn't see anything, the space shuttle was on the right side

[@deathzone5893]

Because the passengers on the left won't be able to see it only the ones on the left

[@thomasfholland]

Deathzone that sure made sense!! 🤪

[@bhoovJunc]

Unless now they can see it in youtube.. LOL

[@kadnan6111]

I am pretty sure they went to the other side to see it

[@all_the_hype4576]

The best part is how the pilot says at the start “people on the right side of the aircraft can see the space shuttle and people on the left side of the plane will see the people on the right side looking at the rocket😂”

[@gene_Code]

he said spaceship

[@lookItUp91]

U fucked up the pilots quote so bad u stupid fuck. U had one quote!! Fucking dumbass

[@lookItUp91]

@@all_the_hype4576 im an internet bad ass

[@medicah]

Yeah unless you are deaf you probably heard or in that case read idiot

[@stila1123]

Youre mad cus ur brainwashed, Take a deep breath, fucktard!

[@zypher4794]

Clicked on this thinking it was about the recent SpaceX launch. Still wasn’t disappointed. 👌

[@moonlighght8246]

Yes, the recent SpaceX launch was 9 years ago.

[@ceci9933]

same 😂

[@ender4344]

Yep, this is a really recent launch that was 9 years ago

[@DT-Wise]

Ender Oh yeah 😂😂😂

[@GuNdEiGuRkE]

Before I looked at the release date I thought the same :D

[@hiteshgami1320]

One in a million shot. Right place and right time 🪂

[@SaherByAbhijit]

kara li bezzati.

[@MonkeyMakerMakesThings]

Technically 1 in 101,481,481

[@paulpalmtree9295]

The passengers on this aircraft were truly privileged to see such a wonderful sight. I am sure they will never forget. Wow.

[@no22sill]

What if it started coming towards them

[@anthonyc4138]

@@no22sill lol

[@no22sill]

@dinosaur junior shut the fuck up

[@ender4344]

dinosaur junior what the heck. that's really random lol

[@ender4344]

dinosaur junior also, no religion pls. it's really annoying when you bring religion into a space video

[@deaterk]

9 years after being posted this comes up in my recommended. If you’re still out there; Thank You for sharing this! Such a cool perspective!

[@Smiley-Coyote]

Same for me, just saw this today. So strange and random but I’m happy it came up.

[@Caprah]

That curve is heading straight for the ocean

[@farajalagory8027]

@@Caprah 🖒🖒🖒

[@jimb12312]

@@Caprah the ocean is down, not up

[@tykendrick800]

@Karl Juice 😂

[@wall-e7179]

"Can you still see?" "Yes thank you" Great manners wing men!

[@tienpham6145]

Wall-e +respect++

[@EmpressLishy]

My thoughts exactly! Top marks! 👍

[@banaanzxcvbnm]

oke thats cool and all, but... drinks are on the house!

[@andrewwhite1515]

All the dislikes from people on the left side of the plane

[@andrewwhite1515]

Josh Costello a big one

[@mwhd629]

so basicly there was 148 000 passengers on the right side and 3 000 passengers on the left side

[@anitkundur5403]

coz bermuda triangle on the left side of the plane

[@DarthGTB]

@@Springbok77 they created fake accounts to dislike more than once

[@victoriaharti7631]

Or from the flatearthers😆

[@danielkanayama6313]

I bet the people on the left side were pissed lmao

[@alexneorivera4488]

Daniel Harding “Sharleen I told you to take seats d,e & f”

[@krisr5228]

Nah pilot did a barrel roll so the left side seated people could also seen the launch.

[@Αντουαν264]

SO THE LEFT SIDE IS A WRONG SIDE!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jaypi0485]

@replenish rewire watch which way the plane is moving if this was filmed from the left side the plane would be going backwards

[@AnonymousSourcesConfidential]

@@replenishrewire4758 Because the plane is traveling north. Do you not see the Atlantic ocean in the distance?

[@calembur]

Passenger reactions: - Oooh - Wooow - Cool - Awesome 1:35 "Drinks are on the house" - Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyy!!!!

[@trfpvVT]

Priorities m8

[@El-vw7pt]

What did u expect tell me I'm interested

[@trfpvVT]

@@El-vw7pt haha 'merica

[@AkashRockz]

😂😂

[@rmacias1761]

Terraplanist : shit hahahha

[@ChrisZoomER]

Definitely a once in a lifetime experience! I love when the rocket first blasts off and before you know it, it's even higher than the plane which is at cruising altitude!

[@ohhhhh6269]

Also going faster than hell!! They have to get up to 17,500mph and it just keeps accelerating.

[@fromnorway643]

@@ohhhhh6269 It seems that this video lasted to about when the two SRBs were jettisoned (when the smoking stopped), at which point the speed was still less than 1/5 of its orbital speed.

[@marcuswest1318]

NASA should start recruiting out of the KZbin comment section. So many experts.

[@skyvils4201]

I know right? Gotta love them flat earth idiots with their heads in their ass saying "omg it arches back to earth instantly fake NASA fakery rekt xd" even though it doesn't. It's simple rocket science when you think about it. But of course, they think the horizon is non-existant, just like their brains.

[@flacofausto8084]

Marcus West lol

[@chrisobber5604]

Joseph Boyat We're still waiting for a single proof from flattards for their claims. Sane people aren't convinced from just watching youtube videos with their laughable "logic".

[@Jack_80]

@@chrisobber5604 it's called common sense. they say there are people in the iss travelling at 17,000 mph, fast enough to orbit the earth in 29 mins. if you believe that the common sense has been indoctrinated right out of you. another is the video of the moon crossing the earth, another that takes very little common sense to tell it's fake. these corrupt lying assholes you defend are mocking you so hard for believing this sci-fi bs.

[@CarDusanGospodarSveta]

@@Jack_80 you dont have common sense. You are naturally stupid.

[@JohnHarris-ri4ev]

The guy who cheered about the drinks on the house is definitely British

[@chichi-iw2ik]

😂

[@BrickHouseGaming]

yup the bloody bloke wanted free drinks

[@Aviationgeek21]

I dont hear british accent lol

[@MervynPartin]

Or he is sitting on the left side, saw nothing so wants to drown his sorrows

[@CirnoSpaceProject]

suraj raturi Indian are loser

[@Relbl]

I find it so heartening that things like rocket launches still bring out the wonder and awe in us, because they really and truly are such a spectacular achievement for humanity.

[@The053199]

@KZbin Commentator Look at this A.I thinking it can make a difference in the world. Que bonito.

[@Relbl]

@KZbin Commentator Well let's see what would happen if newsmedia and the pundit class decided to talk up a launch rather than try to pick nits with everything because the 'wrong' party won and provoke hatred because it can be blamed on said 'wrong' party... don't think there'd be many riots, and probably a lot less homeless. Homelessness AND riots are what you get when you tell people they have no shot... nihilism and victim mentality steer you right into the gutter my friend

[@eakintunde84]

@KZbin Commentator Then why don't YOU help that old lady and that guy in yourself story instead of bitching about it. Also, the fact that life is hard doesn't diminish the significance of human acheivements like the space program. If you're too cynical to see that, then that's your problem.

[@mrpsycholeojoey87]

One in a million camera view. What are the odds of seeing a rocket ship while on an airplane with the weather being perfect? God Bless.

[@h.5361]

Well, it wouldn’t be raining now would it. They are above the clouds so there won’t be bad weather. But yes the shot is amazing

[@mrpsycholeojoey87]

@@h.5361 I hear what you are saying. I still think it is rare to see a rocket ship while the skies are pretty clear because sometimes the captains may still fly when it is rainy or windy outside without the rockets. Thanks for your feedback anyway. God Bless.

[@vitsadelhole]

you know they only launch in clear sky right?

[@mrpsycholeojoey87]

@@vitsadelhole Yes I do. Great point. You sound like I want the rockets to fly in heavy rain and experience turbulence, lol? I joke I joke. Seriously though, have you ever seen a beautiful sky with the rocket launching into space at the same time? Which is a rarity for me since I have never seen that before. In other words, when I look outside I don't see rockets, I just see the picture perfect clouds. I hope my explanations makes more sense to you.

[@vitsadelhole]

@@mrpsycholeojoey87 you said and i quote "I still think it is rare to see a rocket ship while the skies are pretty clear because sometimes the pilot may still fly when it is rainy or windy outside "so you clearly did not in fact know

[@americantom818]

everyone: paying attention on the rocket me: focused on the dude who yelled "yeah!" when the pilot said the drinks were on the house

[@andrewcastleberry4921]

Steward

[@danksbrother]

yeah!

[@LashayneHampton]

Wow me too 😭I thought hhmm wonder if he has a drinking problem or is just happy they’re free lol 😂 my 🧠

[@labellav1103]

cringe 😬

[@danksbrother]

labellav1103 your profile picture is cringe😄😄😄 really??? nicki minaj as your profile picture really????

[@nemesis2477]

KZbin after 8 years Let's make this man rich* Put it in the recommendations

[@The.Drunk-Koala]

Its a good video, it will never make the recommendations. KZbin.exe will fail.

[@inspiredmonk9206]

Haha

[@mattb8308]

Make rich for what exposing that rockets don't actually go into space? Notice how the rocket leveled out and went to left horizontally and stopped going up into that thing they call space. Feel sry for u sheeple who believe the lies we've been taught our whole lives

[@danm3780]

@@mattb8308 Holy shit... please don't pollute the gene pool and reproduce

[@janlange2086]

@@mattb8308 hahaha Freddyflatearth !!!

[@ralph5066]

Everyone a gangsta till its actually a missile and its comin towards em

[@nomoreescape4084]

What can happen in lockerbie can happen in the us too ^^ Luckily there arent a lot of planes to shoot down lately.. thank god for corona keeping us safe and secure

[@AaronChislett]

@@nomoreescape4084 The Lockerbie disaster was a bombing, the aircraft wasn't shot down.

[@osasunaitor]

That's what the passengers of Ukraine International flying over Tehran saw in January 2020 :(

[@kingmarsden]

@AdmiralOddSock it happens tho :( it would actually be a terrifying sight especially on a passenger plane

[@savedbygodsgrace.9058]

Every thing is a joke until you loose someone.

[@BaldwinVoice]

This video is a great example of the amazing things mankind has accomplished

[@JonatasAdoM]

Pilot: Now we're going to fly upside down so the passengers on the other side can see it too, please get tight in your seats.

[@JohnDoe-vy4xn]

Stop copying other people’s comments/ jokes kid. Be original.

[@ondrajezecek9103]

says the one who uses "kid" as an insult in his comment

[@ondrajezecek9103]

You have shown your inteligence and your knowledge in this topic. Thank you.

[@ondrajezecek9103]

No problem.

[@jack-he7fv]

stupid kids

[@TheTwoTime96]

It takes a commercial airliner 12 minutes to reach 33,000 right? The rocket just did that in under a minute...the sheer power in a rocket launch is INSANE!

[@ifonly6788]

a commercial airliner can do in 3 but passenger safety and comfort come first

[@alanwatts8239]

Well, the plane goes up in an angled tragectory, while the rocket goes straight up for some seconds before entering the orbital maneuver. But it's still fast af

[@MNice82]

It once took me like half an hour to get up to 5 k feet in a cessna 😂

[@jungular1]

You're comparing vertical thrust with horizontal thrust in their efficiently to propel vertically.

[@Whatsup-1234]

Jay DC it is insane. What material are they made of to survive that? How do humans survive that? You would think it would all collapse under the weight of it.

[@dcorica79]

"The plane is going to tip over because everyone is on the right side " Lmfao!

[@jaoneil18]

Lateral imbalance is ok

[@angadsingh9314]

@Beumadine Sweevy They're not high enough dumbass. Do you know how fucking big the earth is?

[@jorgebobe9329]

The captain and flight engineer are sitting on the co pilot lap to see the space shuttle launch lol

[@MrCcragg27]

its ok. planes are supposed to be able to roll over multiple times in flight. any plane that cant is just a disaster waiting to happen.

[@thegreatbamboozler4837]

At least hes not like the congressman who questioned if Guam would tip over if too many marines landed on it. Look it up.

[@MurpheeLaw]

9 years later and I live an hour from the Space Coast. (Finally!) and can see launches all the time. It's magnificent. Still, I would pay money to be in a plane and watch a launch, JUST LIKE THIS.

[@TheWindigomonster]

Imagine having a left side seat...

[@Ospaar]

The plane was flying backwards

[@patricklubke6422]

I can't imagine it. It's to uncommon.

[@Dowlphin]

I imagine the pilot's yoke wasn't quite centered at the time. xD

[@doujolab]

still better than having no window at all

[@quint96]

Everybody go to the right side, and the plane unstable and...

[@schmay3312]

He should've flipped the plane upside down so the other passengers could see

[@RoadNotDestination]

Josh Ayala Confirmed the pilot was not Maverick

[@freelikeyve]

It’s not military air craft idiot

[@mikhail_suslov]

@GRASSFED CHARLIE It’s a joke idiot

[@rima-vd7vz]

GRASSFED CHARLIE he was being sarcastic dumbass

[@Rubensgardens.Skogsmuseum]

He could also have put in the reverse for a while.

[@istvanklein]

What a fantastic shot. And now that the shuttles have stopped flying, it's guaranteed to remain a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Thanks for sharing.

[@agpmjm]

We saw a launch inbound to Orlando from London in my DC 10 years ago. We were south of Norfolk so had a great view. Remarkable

[@JenPop1206]

Wow must feel proud

[@FearUniverse]

I remember i was standing on the roof of my house in Miami and saw the space shuttle launching from orlando, it was pretty cool.

[@agauggaming846]

Plane: I'm so high above the surface. Shuttle: How do I look?

[@emad-man5227]

Shuttle : *Hold my beer*

[@amo_res9266]

Lmao😂😂

[@alexsiemers7898]

Plane: Don’t say it, don’t say- Shuttle: On your left! Plane: COME ON!

[@jbonegw]

👍🤣

[@livethefuture2492]

@@alexsiemers7898 right. RIP the people on the left

[@Giggiyygoo]

It's incredible that we're all here watching a video on a device from our pockets of a spacecraft taking flight, recorded from a flying machine. And then there are flat Earth comments.

[@rk2000-g5c]

The unfortunate reality in which we live, at least the Flat Earth community is extremely small despite their vocality.

[@scorpiothestarseed8414]

The comments are FILLED with em

[@daemoniumvenator7099]

@@rk2000-g5c good point, but keep in mind, idiots are still being born and the society is growing REALLY fast. We need to do something before these idiots destroy everything

[@daemoniumvenator7099]

Thank god for someone smart! There is hope! We need more people like this

[@alexlaurean4603]

To me it looked like it didnt make it to space .

[@gountzas]

What are the chances of seeing that while flying on a commercial flight! On another note that was the coolest pilot announcement I've ever heard! I'd like to grab a drink with that guy!

[@potatowarrior7252]

they look like they're on a private plane

[@gu3z185]

@@potatowarrior7252 You literally see none of the plane, and there are lots of voices, so we can assume that it's a public flight that got delayed.

[@guilhem3739]

Could a commercial plane fly so close to an ongoing launch??

[@potatowarrior7252]

@@gu3z185 "lots of voices" there's like 3 people lmfao

[@extrastuff9463]

@@guilhem3739 The applicable authority in the area (in this case FAA) will have declared a number of exclusion zones for the launch. Elsewhere on the world have likely also been exclusion zones at that time for things that fall back down to earth (like boosters) and maybe even for the potential abort scenarios. The space shuttle abort options were obviously somewhat different from a rocket launched capsule, I guess they had a few reserved slots at certain airports all over the world around launch windows. This plane wasn't all that close in the sense of being in the way of its trajectory or at risk by getting hit by debris if the space shuttle had an unfortunate rapid unscheduled disassembly in air. If you dig around you can probably find similar documentation for recent SpaceX launches, crew Dragon demo-2 for example was launched from Kennedy Space Center (KSC) as always and had planned abort scenarios. One was near that island off the Canadian coast and the other somewhere near Ireland. I would have expected there to be guidance about not having airplanes and ships in those areas.

[@pennyparham4123]

I was at Atlantis' last launch in 2011on the bridge. An experience that I'll never forget. To see the launch, then a few seconds later, to hear it . I just watched SpaceX Dragon launch tonight and to see the stage 1 rocket return to the platform was incredible

[@FeaturesGaming]

2011: *nah* 2012: *not yet* 2013: *not the right time* 2014: *I'm waiting for the right time* 2015: *I'll tell you when* 2016: *in a few more years* 2017: *wait for it* 2018: *just hold on* 2019: *no* 2020: *Ever seen what a shuttle launch is like on an airplane??*

[@johnmurphy5689]

about time KZbin gave us something very good.

[@anshhh11]

Exactly what took youtube this much time.

[@Danieledu09]

yeah wtf youtube

[@BlackPanther.00]

Same here

[@raihanahamad8288]

Let's uninstall KZbin 😜😜😜

[@justcarcrazy]

Nothing captures the Space Shuttle's speed quite like this. Incredible.

[@2jzandys444]

*Q:Why do rockets curve when they fly into space instead of going straight up?* A: If a rocket just flew straight up, then it would fall right back down to Earth when it ran out of fuel! Rockets have to tilt to the side as they travel into the sky in order to reach orbit, or a circular path of motion around the Earth. This steering technique is known as a gravity turn, which uses Earth's gravity to help conserve rocket fuel and minimize stress and strain on the spacecraft.This works by rotating the spacecraft until its heavier side is facing down to help curve its flight into orbit. Source: howthingsfly.si.edu/ask-an-explainer/why-do-rockets-curve-when-they-fly-space-instead-going-straight

[@thestepbrothersv1227]

Well I wonder ..if rockets fall straight down after running out if fuel...then how the he'll did we make it to the moon. ..if we had 3 days worth of feul and 3 days back...a week with no fill up?

[@oferkrupka]

Johnny Melton If you are gamer just download Kerbal Space Program. It will answer your question easily.

[@jackgoringthebeast]

Cannot believe how long I had to scroll through flat earth comments to find this logical comment. Something in the water maybe?

[@thestepbrothersv1227]

@@jackgoringthebeast something in what water

[@thestepbrothersv1227]

@@oferkrupka no...I want reality not gamer programs

[@robertjensen1048]

That’s simply incredible. You got yourself there an extremely rare type of video. Amazing. Good job.

[@vishwajeetdeshmukh7638]

It took 9 years for KZbin to recommend me this.

[@facelessandnameless]

Same here 😂

[@allisonwhitelaw6842]

😂😂😂

[@brettmikulec6000]

"Drinks are on the house" - we now know this wasn't a Spirit flight.

[@vibewhen]

Or delta

[@pdrake458]

This is so true

[@nocturnus7615]

Kind of want to know what flight that was lol

[@duecesolid22]

Yet they were serving spirits

[@heyitshuttz3705]

Dylan M nah delta is good

[@p12jacob]

"F" for the person who sat on the toilet.

[@uzidrums697]

😂😂

[@goreallaz3251]

I was doin coke

[@40nine99]

😂 😂.. I know right!!

[@AbdhullahKadar]

F

[@emmanuelguzman5944]

F

[@KD10Conqueror]

That's ptobably one of the most beautiful pieces of film i've ever seen. Love it so much! The space shuttle was beautiful!

[@shadowraven4221]

What i find fascinating is, in a plane you always feel youre high in the sky, it must so so epic to see something go that much higher even.

[@GodronATX]

I love it when pilots point out cool landmarks and events. It makes the whole ride seem like a tour!

[@entity1566]

May I have your attention please, we have a slight weight distribution issue. 200 passengers on the right side and 0 on the other.

[@studtistics2448]

Michael Hummel lol

[@harrisonpringle]

Michael Hummel ha lol

[@user-qs1el9fx2h]

😎

[@jadesmith2931]

you wrong there was one person it was a flat earther crying

[@shaktipatnaik5091]

Michael Hummel superb....

[@mamat9101]

I was on the same plane, and was fortunate to have a window seat on the right side of the plane !!! It was an amazing sight, which I will never forget!!!! ❤

[@tetris836]

I wish there was more content like his posted onto youtube 😕

[@dhanasundarithilakar3751]

Now everyone be like this video is brought to you by raids mobile legends

[@wackey2k10]

2011 was the last year of youtube, it really went down hill after 2013

[@seino__]

😕

[@pingopete]

Such an elegant sight to see, humans moving off into the deep blue, the beautiful arc of smoke as a vessel leaves the bounds of the known and ventures into the universe, all in the name of science! This is where humans should be, out there, exploring

[@MohammadMehdi]

It reminds me the WW3 ending scene in Terminator 3 movie!

[@dario1998]

it isn't the World War 3... come on man

[@QasEleven]

KILL SKYNET!

[@JustSmitty]

Funny known thing. Elon Musk has a company named "Star-Link". Which is basically internet from satellite's in the sky AKA SKYNET!!

[@sengler1991]

Thought the same

[@ЖительПланеты-ф4з]

So Elon Musk are the one who created the sky net? In real life? Ok ok now we need a Arni T-800 to destroy Him. )))

[@BattalionHockey22]

1:36 - “Drinks are on the house” One guy: YEAHHH

[@nalartv3407]

pilot : passengers,there is SpaceX rocket launched beside our plane,enjoy the view co-pilot : dude... we're above north Korea

[@jacobhunter6891]

Noof Kowea is Best Kowea

[@onyxon7740]

Lmao

[@Noah-fx4cm]

Xd

[@prasadkadam4915]

TURN TURN TURN!!!

[@marvinmorte9497]

killjoy mode ON: passenger aircrafts are not allowed to fly on north korean airspace.

[@MeMiniSara]

Suddenly, the captain flips the plane over so that the people on the other side can see.

[@whopperlover1772]

Haha

[@allosaurusfragilis7782]

ByteMe actually theyre not thank fuck...its just you tube. A lot of them are also the same person with several accounts.

[@whopperlover1772]

Allosaurus Fragilis Huh?

[@allosaurusfragilis7782]

ByteMe sorry think im replying to wrong post there

[@yunuselhabibi]

MeMiniSara HAHAHAHAHA XD

[@fgomez3553]

“I’ve actually sat in a VIP section and watched a launch. But I’ve never watched a KZbin video of a launch from an airplane vantage point.”

[@jonpaul9514]

F Gomez frank gomez?

[@AndrewRogueL]

Was Morticia with you for that?

[@knight-ot3ji]

I watched your mom in a dirty movie on a plane

[@luckyfamilyman]

I know right?! The guy shooting the videos tone was priceless! “Ya”?🙄

[@charlesdoody440]

I won a grammy

[@kennethfharkin]

Saw one once flying from Daytona Beach to NY but at night. We were up the coast but still over FL when we saw the launch. It was an amazing sight.

[@wingmanalive]

The facts behind all the launches of every space bound vehicle sent by man is incredible. From launch to re-entry, the physics and dynamics of the speed and forces involved is unbelievable. Something so large being shot into space at roughly 18,000 mph, and the fuel and cost to do so are staggering to think about. And to think that bigger vehicles are on the horizon for the future of space exploration forces me to salivate at the least.

[@MattHoffmannn]

so freaking incredible.

[@zayaan_zahir]

Matt Hoffman LOL

[@MattHoffmannn]

zayaan zahir What?

[@zayaan_zahir]

Matt Hoffman LOL

[@Eliminator5555]

This provides the best view of a launch to orbit that I've ever seen by far. They should film all launches like this.

[@jasondinner]

like how they go full blown horizontal and never actually leave?

[@matthewlebo1841]

Damn, it really puts in perspective just how high that thing went.

[@superman0136]

.. .the power of mankind

[@AMPStorm]

It never made it to outer space

[@chipcity3016]

Yeah but still in earth's realm. A complete hoax. It's just levels off,goes out of view and secretly lands some remote place away from public eyes. NASA is just theft of citizens money.

[@badlandskid]

“...and those on the left side of the aircraft can look out and see a cloud shaped like a duck.”

[@alvexok5523]

Quack quack, too bad Donald, always stuck with all the bad luck

[@dceballos067]

What a special, once in a lifetime treat for these passengers.

[@Shubham_Bahirat]

Plot twisted it's a anti-aircraft missile

[@rithvikyagnamurthy6560]

fuck.

[@recklessapple9384]

Holy Hell

[@hafann]

fantastic

[@MyAngelReimu]

You win the Internet today.

[@jrloyal2594]

Perhaps 🤣🤣u never know😌lol

[@promotionenginemedia1299]

The comment is iconic: "Look, i don`t wanna see sombody's complaning, that we are late..." :)

[@jayyt2969]

Then if that one baby starts crying on the plane.

[@dontblameme6328]

Must have been Southwest Airlines.

[@paedahe4975]

This video shows up 9 years later to add legitimacy to the lack of current good perspective of current lunches. Hmm.

[@myt763]

@@paedahe4975 launch

[@goobins_jr]

@@paedahe4975 what the hell does that mean?

[@adithyas1906]

I would have clicked on this, even if this was recommended 20 years from now.

[@iamdahulk]

Talk about being at the right place at the right time.. Wow

[@aditiparmar6097]

iamdahulk AND on the right side of the plane too lol

[@mehdiachouri]

The pilot seems to be a very nice man. Hats off to you sir.

[@mehdiachouri]

@ the pilot of the airplane who said drinks on the house...

[@tanjaverkunstet]

From this view you can really grasp how fast the shuttle was climbing. Amazing

[@coolinism]

From the ground to above the plane which was 30,000+ feet in around 20/30 seconds, amazing 😁👍

[@tanjaverkunstet]

dan coolinism yeah too bad, space shuttle was grounded in 2011. We as mankind need more of this kind of technology not less.

[@coolinism]

@@tanjaverkunstet Definitely, same with Concorde 😔

[@benbenoy4419]

I love how the pilot and crews are enjoying it too and compromising schedule for passengers satisfaction.

[@AdamMcVeigh11]

"people on the right side of the aircraft will be able to see the space shuttle launch, and those sitting on the left side will probably see those on the right side looking at the space shuttle launch"

[@willoughbykrenzteinburg]

Why do people do this? We all watched the video. We know what was said.

[@Scy]

Willoughby Krenzteinburg Because it's hilarious. Pull the cactus out of your ass.

[@willoughbykrenzteinburg]

athox It was hilarious BEFORE it was quoted. I heard it. Everyone who watched the video heard it. The comment doesn't make it any funnier.

[@AdamMcVeigh11]

oh just fuck off, there's more important stuff in the world like terrorism and rape to deal with. Go and enjoy life while you have it...

[@Melissa-ij3df]

Bahaha!! I though that's what he said!! I love funny/sarcastic pilots!!!.

[@itsmylife8639]

Rare video, unique opportunity to view a launch from Aeroplane. Thanks uploader.

[@tiberiusmononoke6824]

shouldnt be rare, should be very common. strangely.

[@Heavywall70]

I lived on the east coast two hours south of the Cape You could see launches clearly from Palm Beach county Once a saw one from a fishing charter Freakin awesome

[@spurgaming5400]

Every time this vid pops up in my feed I have to watch it. Such an awesome moment captured on film. Bravo!

[@rustyshackleford7503]

I wanna hear the pilot say "folks that's actually an icbm not a shuttle launch"

[@johnballs1352]

LOL

[@TheRealKalEll]

🤔🤔🤔

[@anuragsingh-su6tm]

Lmao

[@A.Matt7]

OOF

[@Hoopty91]

For those confused.. ICBM is a inter-continental ballistic missile.

[@mikaelevans6994]

The people on the left side of the plane dislikes this video.

[@ervivekchoubey]

And the flat Earth Society as well

[@xaviersavedra711]

no, just stupid flat earthers.

[@khanohare]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6rWiXmkq9CVm7s Check it out

[@sandrotabidze6726]

Yeah you think 1200 people can fit in one plane?! You are so dumb

[@nonameyet9165]

Nope. It went upside down so they could see it too.

[@toms1202]

KZbin: What time should we recommend this video? 2011: It's too early 2012: Naaah 2013: Patience mate 2014: Hmmm how about no? 2015: There is no point 2016: Hmm maybe... but no 2017: Still to early 2018: Wait wait 2019: Just a little bit more 2020: PERFECT👌🏼

[@jaytb2005]

These recommendation jokes are getting old.

[@jasonbourne9884]

It will get recommended again after some years.

[@laciz.7481]

@@jaytb2005 I don't know this one made me laugh.

[@blackhawkuh-6026]

Nukes in 2020 they would be refreshing

[@colorstatsnp]

It had been recommended years ago too, lol 😂

[@Popeye963]

"Guys its getting closer" "I don't think thats a space shuttle you guys...."

[@chicacherrycolalime]

Oh no

[@MrClauried]

damn gotta rewatch to feel it

[@23esify.]

Hahahahahaha

[@SuperMike82]

If I was you, I'd have zoomed in on that shuttle! That is really cool

[@whozthisguy]

I'm amazed that from that distance, while in an airplane that is mid flight, using a consumer grade video recorder with a consumer grade single microphone, with all the ambient noise of the airplane and all the ambient noise of the people within, you can still clearly hear the roar of the rockets. That. Is. Crazy. Loud.

[@standishmedia]

That's the jet engines on the plane they're in. :)

[@whozthisguy]

@@standishmedia no it's not.

[@TheSpaceEngineer]

Not possible to hear it from that distance, inside of a pressurized volume. plus the sound delay would put it significantly further than the entire duration of the video. some quick photo matching on google earth looks like the plane is roughly above gainsville, roughly 200km northwest of the launch site. sound travels at .34km/s at sea level. 126 second video, some quick math would mean it would take roughly 580 seconds for the sound to reach them from that distance, not even accounting for how high up they are, and by that point it would STILL be too quiet to hear. yes, they're really damn loud, I've attended 50+ launches myself, past around 30-40km from the pad the noise from the engines blends in with the ambient noise. it's just not possible.

[@WickedWordzz]

Incredible to think there were people in that. So beautiful!!

[@JohnnyCage4Real]

Exactly what I was thinking. This is truly remarkable. I hope to one day be able to witness something like this in my life.

[@xxnotmuchxx]

Only freemasons have been in space

[@DoggoWillink]

“If you’re one the left side of the aircraft you can probably see people on the right side of the aircraft looking at the space shuttle”.

[@EskimoMedSignal]

“Drinks are on the house too” what is the name of that airline😅

[@JoshuaSobel]

Not spirit.

[@juiccymelon3576]

@@JoshuaSobel lol yeah

[@eliasziad7864]

United Airlines, they emergency landed 5 minutes after seeing that space shuttle launch because somebody wouldn't stop talking to their friend about the space shuttle....

[@N_1_7]

There is always that one "I usually watch a rocket launch in V.I.P" guy .

[@YouTubist666]

What a dick.

[@joenewman2402]

Well to be perfectly honest, in my humble opinion, of course without offending anyone who thinks differently from my point of view, but also by looking into this matter in a different perspective and without being condemning of one's view's and by trying to make it objectified, and by considering each and every one's valid opinion, I honestly believe that I completely forgot what I was going to say.

[@bale9175]

Joe Newman how every convisation will start in the year 2030

[@elyeyi369]

Damn conservative feminists need a Starbucks and a safespace!

[@meispi9457]

Wow!!! Man!!

[@ricardoalexandre380]

😂

[@thatguythedude1563]

i really thought this was gonna go somewhere

[@paulmcmullan9931]

That was a once in a lifetime experience. I am old enough to remember watching Neil Armstrong land and walk on the moon.

[@jasondinner]

LOL throwback to the time you and a bunch of suckers got dooped into believing they left earth and landed on the moon in that tinfoil can

[@macon8638]

@@jasondinner Look guys we got mr im smarter than everybody else here to tell us that he is in fact smarter than every scientist and 99% of people!

[@YIIMM]

I think what I most liked was how considerate you were to the guy sitting next to you.

[@FaSoLP]

Exactly, even asking him if he could see alright as he was filming

[@c-028]

Just imagine you saw hundred of this things like that going off the ground while you are sit in the cabin of the Jetliner in 1962.

[@osasunaitor]

Shit, thats some apocalyptic stuff... However, being on a plane might give you a chance at survival

[@Stadtpark90]

osasunaitor but what would you come back to? The launches would have been pre-emptive before the Soviet warheads would have hit the silos... - so you would have seen several mushroom clouds a few minutes later, right from where the launches emanated...

[@osasunaitor]

@@Stadtpark90 indeed, but if the plane was flying high enough to be unaffected by the explosions and it had fuel enough, it could have flown until it reached safe land, provided the pilotes were skilful

[@deltaboy767]

@@osasunaitor The Enola Gay escaped unscathed, and she was only at 30k feet, and this was 1945, things have come a long way since then.

[@sandilo60]

What an amazing opportunity to get the chance to see this!!! Thank you so much for sharing. 😮

[@kushclarkkent6669]

Thank you so much for this! I can't believe this is 12 years old and I'm just now seeing it.

[@trippa3553]

*The people in the opposite row:* “LET ME SEE! LET ME SEEEEEEEE!!”

[@Michael-xm4ux]

that's when the windows turned into a gloryhole

[@trippa3553]

Nathan O_o

[@-ct6636]

@@Michael-xm4ux Lmao

[@memezulu3582]

For a second my dumb ass thought it was the SpaceX rocket launch

[@aryanraj1667]

Don’t worry u weren’t alone 😂

[@joshsmith7521]

Same here. Till I noticed it had been uploaded 9 years ago

[@conspiracyworld1602]

omg me too

[@ritag9677]

there is one video of that tho, people filmed it in the airplane too, saw it on twitter the other day and it was basically like this one

[@khalidabdulghani]

Same 😂😂

[@ReflexEight]

Lol, did anyone else hear what the pilot said? "People on the left side of the aircraft, you can probably see people on the right side of the aircraft looking at the space shuttle."

[@azeezamir1837]

Hynhyy ny ny. Hy nhy

[@Williamwhatsmyname]

:D

[@educationalvideos4151]

I didn't hear it because the pilot was mumbling fast and my volume was low, so I appreciate reading it here

[@mcmuffin558]

ReflexEight no shit

[@mattz1230]

A vehicle launched in space, recorded on a hand-held computer, on a plane at nearly 6 miles in the air. And you got to view it at home, on your own computer, by the Internet. Think about the miracles of technology that you're seeing.

[@angelus1276]

Imagine showing this to somebody 100 years ago, a view from an airplane with a rocket shooting into space in the back

[@waterproof4403]

Dang

[@waterproof4403]

You'd fuck any girl that lived in the past if u showed her this

[@ofigetdaitedve]

@Gappie Al Kebabi да ты я смотрю знаток, всё знаешь о том что было 100 лет назад )

[@ofigetdaitedve]

@Gappie Al Kebabi давай что-нибудь еще из предрассудков )

[@ofigetdaitedve]

@Gappie Al Kebabi ты какой-то скучный

[@avirajgupta1547]

KZbin started giving suggestions to every space lover

[@bobohacker5037]

Also those that smell the horseshit.

[@cyberpunkdenton9497]

Bobo Hacker Who smells horseshit? I don’t get the joke.

[@avirajgupta1547]

@@cyberpunkdenton9497 why most of the people have profile picture like you

[@timsummers870]

Given the infrequency of space shuttle launches, the odds of being on an airplane within range view of said launch are far lower than winning a major lottery jackpot, except that viewing the space shuttle launch won't make you rich.

[@shumaatiqunnassa4123]

Tim Summers yeah this is actually less probable than an airplane crashing

[@Elemental8813]

Actually its a higher chance considering its predictable

[@animateddepression]

The odds of getting a VIP viewing ticket and actually being able to see a launch were lower. Flew to florida for 3 launches, delayed my ticket home multiple times until I had to go back to work, shuttle always launched the day after I flew home.

[@raynic1173]

Probably, every time the shuttle launched there were commercial planes catching a view. Although the shuttle flights were limited, commercial flights in and out of Florida airports and flights going up and down the east coast are in the hundreds per day. So yes for an individual it would be rare but I would venture to say that almost every launch was witness by some nearby commercial flight.

[@alimony812]

I get on these KZbin kicks , right now it’s everything space shuttle and I got to say this is among the most epic thing I’ve seen . So cool

[@F-Man]

I know the numbers and stuff, but...DAMN THAT'S FAST!

[@valarry22]

Gary Anderson and that too with 3mil NEWTON downforce as crossing the atmosphere

[@valarry22]

Sorry its actually 33mil N of force

[@valarry22]

Just to cross atmosphere. After that it just floats away .

[@glenrandall7743]

Why does it curve off like that? It looks like its coming back down instead of leaving our atmosphere :/

[@valarry22]

Glen Randall Because they want to get into the orbit around the Earth using as little fuel as possible.