Delta IV RocketCam Videos

Posted by michael on Friday December 6, 2002 @09:09PM from the whooosh dept.

dmaas writes "High-quality RocketCam videos from the inaugural launch of Boeing's Delta IV rocket have just been made available (in MPEG-1 and Quicktime formats). Of note are the spectacular strap-on solid rocket booster separation, the extension of the second-stage engine nozzle, and the red-hot glow of ablative material in the second-stage engine. (disclaimer: my company prepared these videos for Ecliptic Enterprises, maker of the RocketCam system)" We did RocketCam photos for model rockets a few weeks ago, if you want to compare.

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Re:Announcing a new breed of slashdot troll by rpn+man · 2002-12-06 22:17 · Score: 0, Offtopic

You are undoubtly correct.

All *real* engineers and scientists use RPN. Why don't you? Try RPN today!

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Re:Obligatory by rpn+man · 2002-12-06 22:22 · Score: 0, Offtopic

Did you know that RPN is the preferred entry system of NASA engineers?

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