Atlas V GOES-T Rocket Cam

[@patricks_music]

Kudos to the employee who held on to the camera so well.

[@bblod4896]

ROFLOL

[@bblod4896]

Rocket Cam: The closest one can get without being strapped to the rocket. Great views, thanks ULA.

[@fighteer1]

One of my favorite parts of these launches is the complex pattern of ice on the liquid oxygen tank and the dynamics of how it breaks off during flight.

[@powerspec88]

Thank you for this amazing view!

[@inventorlin972]

Awesome

[@thablakester]

Thank you for sharing this with those of us who can't get enough! :)

[@federicosuzunagavergara1511]

Nice perspective

[@MonsieurDijon]

Very Awesome. Thank you

[@kevinconrad7648]

Flat earth destroyed once again by ULA rocket cam

[@esmen7055]

Hmm, maybe not from 5 min mark. That thing isn't very high up is it!

[@kevinconrad7648]

@@esmen7055 At that point its 110 miles up traveling over 12K mph, yea it is.

[@esmen7055]

@@kevinconrad7648 Horizon is not curved

[@Lewy94999]

Does anybody know what causes nose cone discoloration on GEM-63 solid motors? It starts at 1:15.

[@topsecret1837]

Probably dynamic heating from drag. Max-Q is well before that point, but the Rocket is still in the atmosphere and reaching hypersonic speeds. So there’s still enough drag to impart a lot of heat.

[@nicholasmaude6906]

I really wish they'd show the external rocket cam view from the camera mounted on the Atlas stage during staging so we can see the retrorockets firing.

[@johnkingangimwithiga]

circumnavigate the universe and lived to tell the tale yet the universe doesn't have an edge how was that possible

[@The_Bookman]

Amazing footage. Thanks! :)

[@kimsmyth1381]

Can you add telemetry data onscreen?

[@goldenmunky6512]

Wow, best camera ever.

[@xjoshy8x]

amazing!

[@stevendorris5713]

Sweet!!!!!

[@zethir]

Muito Top 👏

[@motoqueirofantasma8949]

Show 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@idansever7003]

Why there is bubble in space?🤔

[@idansever7003]

And why sometimes the horizon look flat and sometimes curved?

[@_K3PLR]

You aren't seeing bubbles, you're seeing ice fall off of the vehicle, the second stage uses crypgenic fuels for that main RL10 engine

[@esmen7055]

That'll be the lense distortion. Its how they create the flying space ball earth nonsense.

[@JohnMichaelson]

@@esmen7055 The lens distortion that doesn't exist while on the ground? Why are flat earthers so ignorant?

[@imglover13th-gen_patriot59]

🇺🇸🦅

[@hectorherbert6585]

I wonder what engine ATLAS V will use now for their launches ,the Russian RD-180 (and 181) is a true monster ,'cheap' ,super reliable...

[@thomashong2938]

Blue Origin BE-4 LOX/methane engines are the replacement for the RD-180.

[@paulpierce3875]

Clearly the best video capability of all.

[@elopeous3285]

Getting better and better. I think we reaching the HD dvd quality of the 2008s. I cant wait for bluray quality when starliner launches haha. But in all seriousness, launch providers should uplosd these ascent videos in max resolution its amazing to watch

[@dummyjoe7895]

It’s 1080…

[@arthurlunar7835]

@@dummyjoe7895 Yeah but,the camera records in low quality.

[@dummyjoe7895]

@@arthurlunar7835 because there’s no need to go any higher. The engineers are getting what they want

[@vonpredator]

Bravo Zulu ULA! Can't wait for Vulcan!