Ariane 5 flight VA225 liftoff
On 20 August 2015, Ariane 5 flight VA225 lifted off from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana and delivered two telecom satellites, Eutelsat-8 West B and Intelsat-34, into their planned orbits.
Credit: Arianespace
On 20 August 2015, Ariane 5 flight VA225 lifted off from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana and delivered two telecom satellites, Eutelsat-8 West B and Intelsat-34, into their planned orbits.
Credit: Arianespace
@European Space Agency, ESA Could we get the program for animations/simulations that they have in mission control center ? so we can see the "live stream" in VR on our screens ?
I find it interesting how (as far as I know) most other places have the rocket liftoff at T-0 while in this video they start the ignition sequence at T-0
That thing jumps off the pad. Light fuse and get AWAY!
Where is the rest of the video?
Mi az a két valami ??? Ismét figyelemmel kíséri valaki a próbálkozásainkat ???
https://youtu.be/W6q_TwoyThQ?t=191
Hearing a Frenchman counting backwards is strange. I learnt French counting in the other direction like a route learnt song and backwards it is disorientating.
0:27 whats that second exhaust on the left of the rocket?
cool
The difference in takeoff speed between today's rockets and the older ones never ceases to amaze me
can someone explain me…if theres nothing that can travel faster than speed of light why is it that black holes can break this concept by sucking it in.. gravity seems to break the speed limit and time by its mass? example:if i had a spaceship that could generate a black hole in front of the craft, would the speed only keep increasing until it breaks the "light" limit
What was the second small rocket to the left of the Ariane?
Fantastic – I really like the style of the presentation – the animations convey a lot of information, especially in regards to the trajectory and the altitudes at which it is possible to burn almost horizontally – much better than just a long shot from the ground!
when does the BEAM go to iss