Delta IV Heavy: 3D Projection Mapping Experience
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- A Delta IV Heavy is seen as the backdrop to a unique 3D projection story about the industry, national security space and the future of space exploration. This unique experience was projected on the rocket and mobile service tower at Space Launch Complex-37 (SLC-37) ahead of the Delta IV Heavy NROL-44 launch for the National Reconnaissance Office.
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Flat earthers: THERE IS NO ROCKET !! ITS JUST A PROJECTION!!!
ULA : Hehehe PROJECTION in projection
Amazing! ULA is stepping their game up.
1:03 Imagine how people in Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach completely unaware of the projectors must've reacted when they saw a rocket and launch pad just assemble itself instantly.
Kyle Denny looks like it got "beamed" or transported into position.
It wasn’t really visible over the days we set up, tested, presented. Very hazy, and nowhere near as bright as xenon launch lighting system.
I live there we couldn’t see anything
What an amazing job ULA does
They've made this country proud 👏👏
I don’t understand why people disliked ULA so much, they are the most experienced and reliable rocket company out there!
Because Tory is not expressing his need for catgirls on Twitter, but focusing on rocketry. It’s not as flashy or publicity driven as spacex so people assume that ULA is somehow worse even though it fulfils a different niche.
Tory has made a big difference to their public perception.
Not all, but a few with loud mouths. Just like politic, the majority of American is silence but with firm actions.
Because they have a history of wasting a huge amount of money and lining the pockets of their partners unnecesserily. If they charge the US Govt 4 billion for example, only 2 of that is for actual development. The other 2 is a nice little pay day.
Compared to smaller and newer players that bid half the amount and do a better job that makes them a pretty crappy company.
@@Rick-vm8bl Do you have any link to back up your accusation? What you said is very serious and so far, I haven't aware of any of them go to jail.
Great show ULA! Now you need to do this during a real launch :D
@@SpaceReportNews True but you can't just make a rocket reusable by slapping some chutes or similar, it needs to be desinged to be reusable, hence they develop vulcan
Things are in the works
Of course the rocket itself is no longer enough.
This just a fancy UAL commercial.
University of the Arts, London?
Or did you mean ULA ;) lol!
Phil Jeavons or United Airlines
Were you expecting a Space-X commercial on the ULA channel?
Probably so people stop giving NASA all the credit for ULA’s rockets like the Atlas V or other Delta IV.
@Joshua Ado it's ULA, Jack CF just made a typo
They should have actually launched it whilst doing this. It would have been awesome.
In that case people would be foucused on the launch and the rocket itself, no one would have cared the projection imo. I wonder how they tested the whole thing without people being aware of it. The pad is constantly under the eye of everyone.
Veronica Remondini probably only did it in sections to be discrete
The projectors we used (Christie D4K40 Pure RGB Laser) don’t have a lens available to throw from outside the BDA. Also, The Range requires proper lighting for a launch. Projection doesn’t meet that requirement. Also, It really wasn’t that visible from off base. We set up and tested over 3 nights.
Outstanding Video!! The Vulcan-Centaur looks like it's gonna be a Fast Mover type vehicle.
Keep up with attaining successful launches. It makes America proud and y'all at ULA can be proud also.
Looking forward to seeing more videos, for sure!! Thanks y'all!!!
What is a Fast Mover type vehicle?
It got cancelled
@@barrett2724 Vulcan Centaur wasn't canceled the only rocket going for those contracts that will possibly be canceled is NG's OmegA, also ULA got 60% of the contracts with Vulcan Centaur.
Duncan Shour ula is also tax payer money
Sorry but in France we had a great similar show projected on an Ariane 5 rocket for a while now. You can watch it every thirsday in cité de l'espace in Toulouse France. And it is really a great show. So this is definetely not a first. Sorry ULA.
Is it projected on a rocket about to fly? I think that's their selling point, this rocket was supposed to go to space today, so it's an actual operational rocket. (I have never heard of your example so I have to assume from your comment, I may be wrong)
It's not a competition (though they did say "unique") - Do you have a source link to the video so we can enjoy it as well?
1st OPERATIONAL rocket, mon frère. this is NOT in a museum. This is ready to launch. Is Ariane ready to launch?
gosh this is cool
Coolest thing I've seen all week
Cool when we gonna start reusing rockets? Still waiting on SMART ...
Vulcan is coming
@@leeterthanyou Yeah, right. By then Elon will have cities (Plural) in Mars.
@@leeterthanyou ULA will probably need to ask the American taxpayers for more money to develop it. They have not even made any firm timelines, at least publicly, to build/test the SMART reuse tech.
NGL SMART is more an If than When statement, I doubt they'll make it happen, they'll just scrap it and vulcan will become a expensive version of VEGA
Luz 5020 you mean Ariane 6? Vulcan is not comparable to vega at all, it’s like 2 weight classes above it
INCREDIBLE!
This was really cool!! I enjoyed viewing it live with my husband!! Great job!!
That was very well done! My hat is off to you!
you guys really did an amazing job with this!
loved every single second1!!!
Very cool guys, good luck on the launch tomorrow!
Well this probably explains the 30% cost overrun
Amazing!
The opening speech sounded like the beginning of Mobile Suit Gundam: Unicorn.
I was there and saw it in person...quite spectacular
I'M READY!!!
The Vertical integration building being on fire looked super badass,.
This is very cool!!!
I thought it was a Disney castle or something
That was awesome!
Good afternoon NASA and SPACEX, it is something formidable and comfortable to watch, great marketing. Beautiful .. beautiful .. congratulations
lol what a show
I wonder if this video is under the Creative Commons license
Wow that was incredible
But from business perpective I think ula is trying to be nro's go to rocket now that spacex has also won contracts for launches
This is one of the visually kuhlest videos ever! \m/
🤟🖖
This is the coolest thing ever!!
what if at 1:42 the engines actually ignites and the rocket launches
Damn what vertical Integration tower went through a lot
I love the delta IV heavy
good job when some people are building rocket for mars you guys are making lights and sound projection *clap* *clap*
3:26 I think they may have been a little too confident there.
Good luck Vulcan centaur
Excellent presentation, really like it. Setting the bar pretty high.
Amazing show!
My son has devoted his life to our nation's space vehicles and the success is obvious to the world.
Thanks J
Merica!
Marvalas ❤️❤️
2:16 United Launch Alliance has only 140 successful Mission's. SpaceX is getting really close to 100 already and they reuse there rocket's.
ULA's had zero losses of payload.
@@leeterthanyou Because they never designed any new vehicle. They got some mature vehicles, whose issues were already sorted out by their previous owners. Wait, till they start using Vulcan
You can compare it to Falcon 9 Block 5. Mature vehicle whose issues were sorted out by previous versions
Whow!!
They missed the fireball...
“Hey Elon, let’s build a 3D projection of our next rocket so everyone can see what it looks like.”
Elon: You’re fired. SpaceX puts real rockets on the pad.
That’s great and all but while SpaceX is flying a water tower in Texas- Vulcan flight hardware for its first commercial mission is being built right now.
A prototype vs a flight article.
Water towers in Texas and astronauts in space
Can’t project very well on dirty rockets, shiny stainless steel or a black launch tower. MST is what really made this work well.
Mike Cianciola good analysis luckily being able to project a movie on the side of a spacex rockets was not a requirement
@@ZooNamed123 You are comparing Vulcan to Starship?
Vulcan's capabilities resemble that of Falcon 9/Heavy
Just because both the rockets are expected to debut in the same year, doesn't mean they are competitors
:0000 ❤️
Underwhelming for me but glad others enjoyed it.
Pretty rad!
This was actually really cool, more companies should have these kind of shows more often, at least for very big or important launches i mean how hard is it , cant cost that much is well.
waste of millions of tax payer dollars. Will never compete with reusable rockets. This is a example of congressional lobbying pork barrel spending.
Oh man the presentation is so old fashioned and cheesy!
Wow!
USE?
Go.
PCS?
Go.
QAE?
Go.
ISO?
Go.
OSM?
Go.
BSE
It's so cool ❤️🔥
After all this time use still aren't landing your rockets and reusing them?
You forgot the cricket's
Wonderful, msgnifico, extraordinary !!!
Hopefully the rocket won’t crash into the ocean, so they can reuse this very expensive booster
It won’t since it’ll be traveling at nearly orbital velocity when it reaches MECO; far faster than a Falcon 9 booster. Meaning even if they wanted to- it’d take space shuttle level heat shielding to survive. It isn’t practical at all.
Especially when the engines burn themselves out (they’re ablative & literally melt away), so the cost to catch & refurbish one of these boosters would cost more than to just maximize its use.
Not to mention ULA’s market really doesn’t benefit from reuse since they aim for deep space where performance & reliability are more important metrics than cost.
@@ZooNamed123 During the Arabsat 6A mission, the Falcon Heavy centre core separated at a speed of 10600 km/h and landed all 3 of its boosters. That's quite close to orbital speed.
@@biplabkumarghosh6300 Orbital velocity for LEO is 28,600 km/h (both will/went to GEO though ). For NROL 44 Delta IV Heavy's side boosters shut down at T +3:56 traveling at 12,200 km/h, MECO at T +5:36 traveling at 24,700 km/h
Maravilhoso , msgnifico, extraordinário !!!
In your dream
Congrats awesome projections... ULA is being very friendly and to my view is the best one after Spacex at the end of the list Blue Origin
Blue origin has nothing to show for it yet . To me its not even on the list until they actually do something for once.
I drive by their buildings every now and then when I go to oneweb across the street. It’s like North Korea over there bunch of half built buildings but nothing really going on
Show me the launch not the animation!
Yah, for ULA, USA it's only bombs, spy, spy and bombs, and ArianneSpace did this 3d first
Epic
USE?
Go.
PCS?
Go.
QAE?
Go.
ISO?
Go.
OSM?
Go.
VSE?
Go.
A/C?
Go.
RC?
Go.
Clear to proceed!
Launch Direct?
Launch vehicle is ready to launch.
Launch Now?
You Are Proceed To launch.
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And lift of from the Cape Canaveral air force base.
😎
Nice work @ulalaunch @torybruno
Starship is already operational at the time their engine reusable rocket is already flying.
This is how we observe the creation of the ISS is wonderful, msgnifico, extraordinary, never let yourself get lost in the middle and in another space. It is everything, everything for us them The Astronauts forever, let me see.
Wow amazing
didn't like the sound design bur graphics were cool
Theres always one....
This is some RAD propaganda!
Fancy nancy
That's a really nice presentation but.....
"America has always, and will always be, at the forefront of space". Alright, who wrote this? There is a "been" missing.
Also, "to protect our way of life"... is the current way of life in the US really something you guys are proud of right now?
Horrendous sound editing spoiled it
Another Launch Delay for Delta IV Heavy 🤣
A milestone achievement in marketing communication (if a bit overlong and a tad too nationalistic at times). It wouldn't hurt NASA to take a few cues from your PR contractor.
Hu hu hu 🤣😂🤣
When are you going to cut your prices? Almost in half.
If SMART ever happens they may be able to, but I don't think ULA aspires to become affordable
@@luz-5020 Ain't that the truth?
Extremely cool and great production values. Well done! However you gotta admit its cheesy to reduce a highly sophisticated launchers to light show backdrops. I hope SpaceX never resorts to this level of high cheese and just get on with the coolest most spectacular thing about rockets, which is they launch to orbit, rather than act as advertising billboards. The whole exercise is unprecedented in space launch and transparently, a means of making ULA as relevant to the public as SpaceX has become. ULA, please think different. You have the means to do so.
So this is why ULA received more than Space X? Marketing costs money... I like Rockets that land themselves better!
Spending too much time and effort on a light show and can’t seem to get the rocket off the ground..... Not a good reflection on ULA.
Maybe spend a little less time on your videos and a little more time making sure that your rocket is prepared for launch??!!
They have a perfect launch record. 140-0. I think they'll figure it out and you can stop bitching like a child.
BUT ITS ENGINES ARE RUSSIANS XD
No that is the atlas V
who was the first private company to launch human in 9 years spacex
Only Fantasy real time is fake
ULA has accomplished a lot over the years but, let's not forget that this is hyping an overpriced technology that is becoming outdated and will soon become obsolete.
This is a joke!
how about stop screwing around and start making rockets that fly
Totally Propaganda with false claims about the extent of what they do. Why So? Because this alliance only provides the launch vehicle, NOT the Life Saving and Enhancing Services mentioned. They do not create them. But they would have you believe they do. They want to perpetuate their old, inefficient and wasteful technologies for their benefit, not the countries. Their launch fees are excessive, and not a good value, since systems that reuse the launch devices are available.
Sad they don’t land there boosters what a waste
They do land them... at terminal velocity.
Actually it isn’t a waste since they can get performance that SpaceX only dreams of. Especially with unprecedented accuracy & variations.
Landing rockets is cool- but only works for flights to LEO. ULA doesn’t focus on that. They go too far into deep space for it to be practical. Any booster built to fly these missions, would burn up on re-entry anyway since they’d be traveling 2x faster than the Falcon 9 does on its return.
@ZooNamedGames you keep mentioning only F9,why you never talk about F-Heavy? and let me tell you that "spaceX can only dream of"(that make me laugh...not gonna lie) it's a really strong statement...for such a young PRIVATE agency they achieved what people believed impossible in such short time.