Strangely I enjoy the water droplets. After watching so many of these, I know what's happening on the business end so the moisture adds a bit of art to liftoff.
@Valor How could a flight timer in any way relate to danger to the clients payloads? Anyone could start a stopwatch at liftoff. I understand leaving out all the things that make a payload or final orbit identifiable...but the things I mentioned, such as Booster cutoff and time since launch aren't that...and if those things were that sensitive they wouldn't be livestreaming at all I would assume. Unless I'm missing something totally obvious...which is definitely possible.
Ths ULA deserves WAY MORE SUPPORT like literally the only thing people care about nowadays is just soacex and the only they even like spacex is because of the booster landing The ULA rocket lab ISRO and blue orgin deserves way more support.
@@JoshuaRoberts_V Understood what? That they're throwing away a perfectly fine RD-180 after only one use? That they charge twice what SpaceX does? And what orbital flight has Blue Origin done? Meanwhile ISRO does get credit and attention. I watched their latest launch just last week. I also know they want to launch more commercial payloads, but their rocket production is very slow and presently they can barely meet government requirements.
I mean I love spacex but you can't just hate on every space program other than spacex like what if you owned a space program and nobody liked and kept on hating on you how would that make you feel
@@cjohnson2506 I don't hate other space programs. The implication from Joshua Roberts was that people don't understand. I think we understand. I'd go so far as to say BO has been accorded _more_ credit than they deserve. If Bezos hadn't been so busy pursuing luxury yachts and other men's wives, he might have an orbital rocket by now. I'm a huge fan of the Golden Rule. Where was the golden rule when Bezos sued NASA because it had awarded a contract to SpaceX? Or when he (thru Amazon) sued the FCC because he wanted to tie up frequencies despite the fact that he had neither satellite nor rocket, and SpaceX had both? Where's the golden rule when ULA lobbies for special treatment from Congress and the Military, and tries to exclude SpaceX? Where is the consideration for taxpayers that ultimately fund all government launches? I don't hate ULA but I certainly prefer meritocracy to the old boy network.
@@d.jensen5153 you make alot of good points and I don't hate spacex it's just that elon musk just sued the ULA there is probably a reason tho but sorry.
@@stephanieparker1250 I know they don't "need" to milk it. But, they have all the footage. put it together in a single 20 min vid. I think they would much rather present it in a manor that makes it look like they are launching something every two days. Just saying.
These views of launch truly make me feel like i'm riding on that Atlas V! My favorite shot of all time! thank you ULA! you made my day!
Strangely I enjoy the water droplets. After watching so many of these, I know what's happening on the business end so the moisture adds a bit of art to liftoff.
Great way to end the day watching another Rocket Cam. Thanks ULA.
Congratulations on a successful launch!
Amazing 😻
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0:36 "30 sex...seconds."😅😅😅😅
Thanks for providing these views. It's the only way I'm ever going to make it into space.
Bravo Zulu ULA!
SHOW
Show what
Go ULA.
No Advance?
Is it ITAR regulations that keep simple telemetry from being displayed on screen, such as a flight timer, time to BECO, etc.
@Valor How could a flight timer in any way relate to danger to the clients payloads?
Anyone could start a stopwatch at liftoff. I understand leaving out all the things that make a payload or final orbit identifiable...but the things I mentioned, such as Booster cutoff and time since launch aren't that...and if those things were that sensitive they wouldn't be livestreaming at all I would assume. Unless I'm missing something totally obvious...which is definitely possible.
Ths ULA deserves WAY MORE SUPPORT like literally the only thing people care about nowadays is just soacex and the only they even like spacex is because of the booster landing The ULA rocket lab ISRO and blue orgin deserves way
more support.
@@JoshuaRoberts_V Understood what? That they're throwing away a perfectly fine RD-180 after only one use? That they charge twice what SpaceX does? And what orbital flight has Blue Origin done? Meanwhile ISRO does get credit and attention. I watched their latest launch just last week. I also know they want to launch more commercial payloads, but their rocket production is very slow and presently they can barely meet government requirements.
I mean I love spacex but you can't just hate on every space program other than spacex like what if you owned a space program and nobody liked and kept on hating on you how would that make you feel
@@d.jensen5153 always treat others the way you want to be treated🥰
@@cjohnson2506 I don't hate other space programs. The implication from Joshua Roberts was that people don't understand. I think we understand. I'd go so far as to say BO has been accorded _more_ credit than they deserve. If Bezos hadn't been so busy pursuing luxury yachts and other men's wives, he might have an orbital rocket by now.
I'm a huge fan of the Golden Rule. Where was the golden rule when Bezos sued NASA because it had awarded a contract to SpaceX? Or when he (thru Amazon) sued the FCC because he wanted to tie up frequencies despite the fact that he had neither satellite nor rocket, and SpaceX had both?
Where's the golden rule when ULA lobbies for special treatment from Congress and the Military, and tries to exclude SpaceX? Where is the consideration for taxpayers that ultimately fund all government launches?
I don't hate ULA but I certainly prefer meritocracy to the old boy network.
@@d.jensen5153 you make alot of good points and I don't hate spacex it's just that elon musk just sued the ULA there is probably a reason tho but sorry.
Milking the hell out of this launch, aren't we?
They don’t need to milk it.. have you seen their track record? Also, no shame in being proud of hard work.
@@stephanieparker1250
I know they don't "need" to milk it. But, they have all the footage. put it together in a single 20 min vid.
I think they would much rather present it in a manor that makes it look like they are launching something every two days.
Just saying.
no booster landing video?
Atlas V's are expendable. So no landings
@@lyricbread hehe, please give me a pass for this one time ;)
Need a lesson from SpaceX on video production.
Elon fanboys are so cool.