 | Golden Scout Flight #1096  High-speed video from Flight 1096 of the Golden Scout in celebration of 50 years of Model Rocketry.
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 | Impressive CATO - CIMG5749 An impressive CATO at Red Glare X - note the visual example of inertia here. The CATO nearly STOPS the motor casing dead in its tracks but inertia keeps the rocket bottom half moving forward sliding OFF the casing and continuing upwards. Truly spectacular to watch. SO fast even this 600 frames per second is almost not fast enough.
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 | Keychain camera rocket Semroc Texas Firefly two-stage Keychain camera attached to Semroc Texas Firefly two-stage rocket. September 19, 2010 with my club, Pittsburgh Space Command NAR Section #473]
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 | Megan's Fire Fire is a Semroc SLS Jaguar, this video was taken on 4/18/2010. We used an Aerotech E20-7w motor for this launch. We were lucky to retrieve, our initial search in a small cluster of trees yielded no results, luckily, was found behind it by another person searching for a different rocket.
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 | Flirtin' with Disaster rocket over a mile high! 4" Darkstar kit from wildmanrocketry,com flown on a Aerotech K1275R motor.Named for one of my fav bands Molly Hatchet.
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 | Future of Aerospace Rocket - July 30, 2011 Video Source: www.cosrocs.org Additional Details: www.rocketryplanet.com www.ulalaunch.com United Launch Alliance (ULA) Future of Aerospace Rocket: United Launch Alliance, Ball Aerospace Interns and High School Students Launched Colorado's Largest Rocket, Payloads, Saturday, July 30, 2011 from a launch site near Pueblo, Colorado. Interns from both companies--representing the future of the aerospace industry--built the high-power rockets and a variety of multi-faceted payloads this summer as part of their experience at their respective companies. A major new addition to this year's effort has been the work of 14 teams from 11 Colorado high schools, laboring for months to develop payloads to launch on the rockets. The Future of Aerospace and Stars 'N' Stripes rockets were built by ULA summer interns-dubbed SPIRIT (Sky Piercing Intern Rock-It Team)-in Denver, Colorado, Decatur, Ala., Harlingen TX, Vandenberg AFB, CA, and Cape Canaveral, Fla. This is the fourth year ULA interns have built and launched high-power rockets as a summer project and the second year with participation from intern at other ULA work locations. United Launch Alliance (ULA) Future of Aerospace rocket Launch Date: Saturday, July 30, 2011 Launch Site: Hudson Ranch, 9.5 miles west from the Walmart (at Pueblo Blvd.& Hwy 78) on Beulah Hwy. It is located on the right side coming from Pueblo, Colorado. Length: 25 ft Weight: 300 lbs O-Class Rocket* Altitude: 10000 ft AGL (1) large, (1) medium, (12) small ...
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 | LOC Hi-Tech dual deploy on H123W-M LOC Hi-Tech modified with payload and e-bay. Launched on H123W.. Apogee at 1,980 ft / Main at 500 ft.
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 | Norad on H128W.MOV LOC Norad on H128W. Altitude 2000ft+
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 | "BIG RED" Rocket launches Feb 2012 My 8"x 3.2meter "Big Red" launches on its second flight at the New Zealand Rocketry Association's (NZRA) National Launch Day in Taupiri. (Waikato) Boost was on an Aerotech N2000W motor and was followed by airstarting Two Aerotech K700W's and finally Airstarting Two more Aerotech K700W's once those had burned out. Maximum altitude was a shade over 13000 feet and the high speed at Apogee bumped out the main at the top. However, as luck has it, I wouldnt have got such a great descent video had the Main waited to 1500' Rocket was Recovered using a beeline GPS.
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 | Something Launching Presont Nobile's launch at ThubderStruck 2012
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 | EMRR - 10th Anniversary Essence's Model Rocketry Reviews and Resources is now 10 years old. We ENHANCE the hobby! (www.rocketreviews.com)
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 | CTI M2250 C-Star Build This documents the build of a 75mm 4-grain CTI M2250 C-Star motor for my Level 3 certification flight. I plan to fly this in my Extreme WildMan at Red Glare XI this weekend. I never built a motor where I had to glue the grains into the sleeve and I learned a few things along the way. It is long and a bit boring, but hopefully informative to someone out there.
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 | Full scale AMRAAM rocket My NAR Level 3 certification flight on a Aerotech M1315W. Loaded weight is 52 pounds, 12 feet long, 7.5" in diameter. Altitude was 5610', max velocity was 423 mph in 3.3 seconds.
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 | Tripoli Launch..inspirational Tripoli level three cert flight. wonderful
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 | Wildman N-10000 drag race MDRA Red Glare 8 (VIII) Craziest thing I've seen so far. Four rockets, all stuffed with sledgehammer N motors.
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 | G.Harry Stine biographical video Biographical overview of G. Harry Stine's role in the creation of model rocketry and spacemodeling. Note that an updated version of this video is available at: youtube.com
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 | Rocket Racers - NASCAR meets Star Wars - Miles O'Brien Reports on Rocket Racing League NASCAR meets Star Wars in a cross between high octane sports, rocket powered aircraft, and some virtual reality to make it blow your mind. This is the Rocket Racing League - RRL
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 | Robb Haskins's Patriot (High-Speed) Robb Haskins's Patroit is launched on a sparky L motor at the NEFAR launch on July 12, 2008.
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 | 2008-11-08 NEFAR Mega Cereal Bowl Marc Slabbinck's "Mega Cereal Bowl" is launched several times (and captured from multiple angles and in slow-motion) at the 2008 NEFAR "Bunnell Blast" launch.
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 | 2008-10-04 Akavish Launch on a G77 Redline (Normal/Slow-motion) Roger and Bracha Smith's "Akavish" is launched on an Aerotech G77 Redline motor at the October ROCK Launch. The launch is shown at normal speed then as recorded at 600 fps (20x slow-motion).
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 | 2010-04-03 - Delta IV Heavy Launch Carl's Delta IV Heavy is launched at the ROCK launch in Oviedo, FL.
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 | Red Glare 8 MDRA VIII 2010 - CATO in Slow Motion - 240FPS Red Glare 8 - MDRA Launch - V2 CATO in slow motion
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 | High Speed Video launch of Lucys "Hot Chick Rocket" on G79 High Speed Video launch of Lucys "Hot Chick Rocket" on G79
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 | NSL 2011 Slow Motion Rocket Launches at NAR National Sport Launch, Lucerne Dry Lake, CA, June 2011. Including Mad Max on J800, WAC Corporal on M1939, Saturn V goes Unstable, a sparky motor, a Nike Smoke, and ... Architecture can fly!
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 | Omega Launch High-Speed Video A clone of the Estes Omega is launched on a pair of D12 motors (slow-motion)
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 | lunar-ames-09jan17 a collection of 210-frames-per-second slow motion rocket launches from the over 250 flights at Ames by LUNAR, Saturday, January 17, 2009.
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 | snow-ranch-2010-04-03.wmv Compilation of 210 frames-per-second videos from LUNAR Snow Ranch launch, April 3, 2010. From Chili-Eatin' Charlie to a whole bunch of HPR, check out the TARC fwd closure issue at the end.
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 | D16 Red Rocket - Slow Motion d16 red rocket jps da 2011
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 | CIMG3529c.AVI Big Dumb Rocket Squared launch, Snow Ranch, March 5 2011. Look for the chuff at about 11 seconds, the blow-out at about 14 seconds. K550s are a beautiful motor. Thx Aaron for the expert video handling.
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 | snow-ranch-20110206.wmv novice videographer, slow-motion clips from LUNAR launch at Snow Ranch, Feb 05 2011.
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 | CIMG3517c.AVI Red spray paint in slow motion! The fins of the rocket are getting painted, and then watch the movie to see the solvent flashing out of the paint. Actually, this movie really shows why professional painters recommend starting the paint spray off the work piece, then moving on, and then past, and the turning off. The reason is, you can see when my arm stops to move the other way, too much paint is applied at the "stop" spot. Much better to have many light, consistent coats, than blotches and runs. That's the long way of saying, look at my crummy technique.
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 | RATTworks tribrid flight slomo Butterflies fly through the scene. And then a tribrid by Dave Griffith of RATTworks launches.
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 | Big Daddy model rocket slow motion launch Short but great video. The Estes Big Daddy model rocket, leaving the launch pad. See how the igniter plug pops out!
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 | Slow Motion Rockets Set to 2001 A Space Odyssey Theme [In HD] These model rockets are using model K motors, which is different than your standard Estes rocket motor. Footage courtesy of the Team Ohio Rocketry Club (TORC).
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 | HS240 - Johns Rocket Delta cato 07-11-10 John's hybrid rocket glider suffering a cato at EARS Rocket Club Meeting on 7th November 2010 - filmed on Fuji HS10 camera at 240fps
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 | estes sidewinder slow motion estes sidewinder model rocket on a C6-3 (two launches side by side) recorded at 1000 frames per second with a casio fc-100. Launched at KARS NH on 11/6/10.
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 | PSAS rocket launch - 600FPS high-speed camera footage - Brothers, OR (2009-05-31) Portland State Aerospace Society rocket lifting off, captured at 600FPS. To see how fast the liftoff took in real time, watch www.youtube.com . For footage from the camera mounted on the rocket, watch www.youtube.com . For more information on this launch in Brothers OR on 2009-05-31, including photos, see psas.pdx.edu .
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 | High Speed Launch LV2.3 October 17, 2010 PSAS successfully launched "Launch Vehicle No. 2.3" (LV2's third airframe) with a roll control module and "spin can" on Sunday October 17th, 2010 at Oregon Rocketry's (OROC) Brothers' launch site. On-site video analysis confirmed that the roll control module and spin can worked! This is 600fps video of the launch. See psas.pdx.edu for more.
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 | High Speed Launch Videos at EARS 3rd April 2011 Collection of launch videos filmed at 300fps at EARS Rocket Club on 3rd April 2011
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 | Hot Chick Flight 13 on G115 - High Speed Video Launch video of Lucys Hot Chick rocket on a G115 - White Thunder motor. Recorded at 300fps on a Casio EX-F1 camera
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 | 7.5 Inch Diablo CTI J295CL RGX |
 | Path Model Rocket Launch at Certified Peat and Sod - Onboard Video |
 | Epic HD Camera Rocket Cluster Launch My son's scratch-built rocket had a perfect flight with onboard videocam and four motors, one of which was ignited by onboard computer. (Still photos by Erik Charlton and Martin Hall)
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 | Porthos Flight This is the on board video from the flight of Porthos at LDRS 29 in Lucerne Valley, CA on June 13th, 2010. Porthos is 12" in diameter, stands 16 ft tall, and weighed 220lbs at lift off. She reached an altitude of 6300 ft. flying on a central Aerotech N3300R motor with 6 outboard Aerotech K1275R motors generating a combined thrust of 2200lbs. The flight was 100% successful, although she did get dragged a bit after landing due moderate surface winds.
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 | Big Yeller May 24th, 2009 on board video Recording from the on board camera from the launch of "Big Yeller", the largest amature rocket launched in the state of Minnesota to date. Big Yeller is 17.5 feet tall and weighed in at 180 lbs. It was powered by a Dave Leininger O4500 Pitch Black motor. The flight was straight and the parachute deployments were perfect. The rocket touched down close to the launch tower allowing for an easy recovery. Big Yeller is flown by the Upper Midwest Experimental Rocketry Group (UMERG) and was launched at the Tripoli Minnesota May 2009 Research Launch.
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 | High Power Rocket Launch I vs. L Drag Race Tripoli Louisiana 02/19/2011 I vs. L Drag Race Tripoli Louisiana 02/19/2011
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 | Corkscrew Rocket Launch at NASA Ames We put the strap-on video cam on my son's Initiator Rocket and launched it with a smoky Aerotech G38-4FJ motor. The asymmetric weight and drag was a bit much for this rocket and so it went into a corkscrew as it left the pad and headed over to the parking lot, landing about 25 ft. from my car. The kids were excited at recovery as the video was still running.
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 | 6th Flight 720p HD Camera Rocket - Aerotech F39 Powered This was the next to last flight of the 720p HD Camera Rocket. The launch after this, I had transported the rocket to Colorado for a launch in the mountains. It turned out that day was unlucky all around... first I had forgotten to bring my microSD adapter, so I was force to borrow a regular SD card for the video camera - this turned out to be a horrible mistake... because when I was putting the motor together, I somehow forgot to install the ejection charge. The rocket launched just fine... but since there was no ejection charge, it came back down almost as fast... it hit the ground at over 250 MPH and left a crater 3 inches deep with parts spread out over 40 feet. Because I had a full sized SD card in there, the force of the impact dislodged the memory chip from the PCB in the SD card and thus the video was unrecoverable. If I had used the microSD card like I normally did, I have no doubt the last seconds of the HD Camera Rocket would have been available for viewing. :( The camera was custom built from off the shelf parts, including foam and wall spackling (seriously!) which was surprisingly robust, given the fact that it was subjected to more than 15 G's on numerous occasions. The weight was a critical aspect and thus weight was cut everywhere possible. The final rocket weighed in at 11.8 oz.
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 | 2009-01-03 - TORC Launch 0003 - Aerotech Mirage Flight 006 - H250G-M - Dual View Ground 2009-01-03 - TORC Launch 0003 - Aerotech Mirage Flight 006 - H250G-M - Dual View Ground
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