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Zak (netAirspace FAA) 27 Mar 12, 19:02

How cool is that...

Make sure you have the sound on. Awesome... {bugeye}

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miamiair (netAirspace FAA) 27 Mar 12, 19:10

Awesome video... {thumbsup}

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AndesSMF (Founding Member) 27 Mar 12, 19:47

Love the little details shown, including what appears to be the vapor trail left behind by the takeoff. {thumbsup}

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ANCFlyer (netAirspace ATC & Founding Member) 27 Mar 12, 20:54

VERY Cool. Had to watch it twice. Missed the first go round watching the speeometer in the upper right go from 0 to 2900+ mph in 1:53! {bugeye}

LET'S GO BRANDON!!!!

Lucas (netAirspace ATC & Founding Member) 27 Mar 12, 21:00

I'm in love with 3:39! {thumbsup}

mhodgson (ATC & Photo Quality Screener & Founding Member) 28 Mar 12, 10:03

Loved that. I'm amazed at how accurately they can plot the position for recovery as well!

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BaylorAirBear (Founding Member) 28 Mar 12, 12:07

The rate of deceleration as the rockets fell to earth surprised me.

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graphic 02 Apr 12, 01:15

I wish the video would explain where they picked up the SRBs, to get an idea of how far we went in that short time.

bhmbaglock 02 Apr 12, 02:19

graphic wrote:I wish the video would explain where they picked up the SRBs, to get an idea of how far we went in that short time.

About 150 miles downrange.

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