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It seemed to me that the video from the rocket and the one from the ground might not have been the same launch? In the one from the rocket, you can clearly see the ground (well, really the rocket, but you know what I mean) rotating, and not much if any side-to-side, whereas from the ground, looking at the legs, no apparent rotation but plenty of back-and-forth.
I'm sorry guys, but I saw this in the 1950's on Captain Video and his Video Rangers. Nothing new here except the cows.
I'm sorry guys, but I saw this in the 1950's on Captain Video and his Video Rangers. Nothing new here except the cows.
Guess you didn't detect the sarcasm in his post.Uh...are you serious? Have you seen Star Trek? So if tomorrow someone comes out and says "Look here! We have created a real version of the Enterprise, it can travel faster than light, has forcefields, transporters and everything!", you will turn around and say "I'm sorry buys, but I saw this in the 1970's on Star Trek. Nothing new here except the cows."