Stapleton International Airport 1993 2020
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Just a timelapse from the sky. When I traveled for work I flew through Stapleton a lot, it was probably my favorite airport for some odd reason. I got curious about what had happened with it since the new Denver International Airport replaced it. So I looked and then made this.
Stapleton was once one of the biggest airports in the world, and now it's completely gone. That baffles me, it's fascinating.
It was one of my favorite airports. Very strange to see it go away like that.
@@timdouglass9831 from what I've read, it was really well-functioning at the end, apart from in poor weather. So basically, a new N-S runway would've fixed it?
@@trr9230 IIRC they needed a new and longer runways. Also wanted to move farther out because of noise. But it's been a long time and what I recall isn't entirely reliable.
@@timdouglass9831 anyway it blows my mind that an airport this big and iconic is gone forever. Imagine LaGuardia, Schiphol or Haneda being demolished. Crazy.
It's just mind-blowing.
i remember when i used to drive under the runways and the old skylights and the smell of jet-fuel at Stapleton, my old home airport
The old Stapleton airport tower is still standing.
That is very cool! Is it used for something or is it just sort of a monument?
@@timdouglass9831 it is now a restaurant called punch bowl social
is each image 1 year later?
Not really, just whatever interval Google Earth had.
@@timdouglass9831 no easy task since google earth didn't even exist until 2005
@@groth3395 But Google bought satellite data going back into the 70s in some areas, so you can get a lot of history on it.
what is this song called??
All I have in my notes is "Konstantin Kovalsky theremin 1960". It seems to just have been something I had on my computer that seemed old enough not to generate a copyright violation. Of course now that I've identified it more or less I guess that ship may have sailed.
found it! don't worry it doesn't have a copyright label on it, just looked it up