Rocket Sled Test in Slow Motion
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2023
- Sandia’s 10,000-ft sled track provides a controlled environment to recreate both normal and abnormal scenarios for both small and large test items. Watch in slow motion as a rocket travels down the track at speeds up to 3,200 ft/sec.
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I swear, when I saw the real speed it looked like a roadrunner cartoon. Awesome 😎 Back in my day at Eglin AFB they had an indoor test range and would model different missiles etc.. and shoot them out of a 20mm cannon secured to the ground. There were 100 Hasselblad cameras, 50 in the wall and 50 in the floor that took pictures in flight.
Doing rocket science yet wearing mouth masks?
what's with the romantic music in the background ? FFS !
I guess these are the sleds santa uses on christmas
The Test Director said it best.... Successful Test is when everyone goes home safely... Folks have No Idea all that can go wrong...
Play the real time footage in slow motion and you still don't see it zooming by
Why do I feel they should have painted a very worried Wile E. Coyote holding onto the missile's nose......
Wow, Road Runner... meep-meep. Seriously though, that was rapid!
2181 mph it went past the cam. 😳
The internet often gives too much of...Everything, yet there shall always be a shortfall of rocket sled videos!
Cripes that was quick, been watching Sandia's clips for a long time and often wonder at the upper speed limit for everything involved, for a retired engineer like myself it's mind boggling.
Will we be seeing the full video results of this test in a video soon? That was insane just how fast it ended up being and the speed at which it passed the camera was absolutely mind blowing! I would absolutely love to see a video made about this test, like what you've done with previous videos of rockets on the sled. In fact, I'd almost be willing to pay to see this happen! 😃
Great work from my colleagues in hypersonic research!
You guys are amazing.
Very cool r/t monitoring system! Bravo!
"It's amazing how much work goes into 3 to 6 seconds of test"
While walking to work at the KUMSC on Kirtland AFB, a rocket sled test fired off. We were about two miles away but the rocket sounded like an explosion. Then we saw the plume from the rocket and it all made sense.
great footage thank you
Funny how they put this child friendly heart wrenching music with these clips of nuclear rocket testing 😄
Captain, sensors indicate memories of the MythBusters at this location