Glad you liked it. I also loved how the GoPro, mounted to the chain link fence, started shaking when the shock waves and sound hit. It captured the feeling I had when the bleachers actually started vibrating underfoot. Quite amazing!
Was the best, most exhilarating experience ever!! I didn’t record, I chose to soak in the moment so thank you for sharing! I shed some tears all over again!! ❤️🚀 #NASA #Artemis
I watched a rocket launch from this site last summer in June or July in 2023. I believe it was a Falcon 9 rocket in the afternoon. My first time seeing one from this viewing place!
Grats SLS on your successful launch of Artemis 1. Amazing how old Space Shuttle engines can be used to launch modern rockets. Slap on a couple solid boosters and good to go.
Why are we using old technology like Space Shuttle engines? I would think after all of these years we would have come up with new types of engines not something that's been around since the late 70's.
@@dsfddsgh There's an old saying that applies. "If it's not broken and does what it's suppose to do, don't screw with it" In other words, they work and work damn well.
The Banana Creek Launch viewing area is right next to the Apollo/Saturn V Center at KSC and is about 3.29 miles from the SLS launch site at Launch Complex 39B.
@@I4Corridorparanormal Hi BMWracing1979. Tim Dodd, the everyday astronaut made a great video about watching launches from the KSC area. Check it out at: th-cam.com/video/OBLeg0CvHek/w-d-xo.html Also - be aware that things change for every launch - so check once the launch date is closer. I can tell you that for me it was a fantastic experience, so it is probably worth getting as close as possible.
If there was a rap concert prior to launch, more people would have viewed the launch. Even the networks had belly-up ratings. Kinda tells ya where funding of very near-future cosmic exploration is gonna end-up being funneled(climate change). Beautiful video. GoPro, is truly the King of action cams.
Glad you liked it. It was fun to see the vibrations of the GoPro on the chain-link fence capturing the sound of humans returning to deep space. Can't wait for Artemis 2 when there are humans onboard!
Effing Bright as a baby-ish sun. 4000 TONS, yea TONS of thrust is an impressive feat of engineering, just need to figure out how to get it into my and my 19 yo sons 1978 Corvette Daytona version. NO competition.
I want to travel from Chile to see Artemis 2 or 3,But, I have a question, is so difficult to get a good view? Do I have to book in advance or just have to show up?
Honestly, even places as far out as Fort Pierce should have an okay view of it. Go to the Cape or somewhere along Cocoa Beach for the close-up view (best view)
If you want cheap viewing just go to the shoreline in titusville, youll have to pay like $30 for parking. More expensive like this video will probably be $500 and will sell out quickly
@@GOSCrb A year later you wouldn't be able to recall any details of the launch without referring to your phone. I'd LMAO too if it weren't so pathetic. Memory, like almost everything in nature, is "use it or lose it". I'm sure there are people in your life, little ones, that would benefit from your sharp recall in the future. They don't want to know what phone you filmed it with. :)
I always love the way the dumbass masses whoop and holler at everything. Most couldn't tell you how the rocket operates any more than their stupid pet chow dog could.
@@solareclipse1970 Are you one of those whoopers sweetie?? LOL You know it's true. People like you always use the word "troll" when hit with facts you don't like.
@@BrianAdams-dt1ks You dont hit any "facts, you are just mocking people are are genuinely excited about a rocket launch and this mission. Not sure why you have a problem people being excited for this? Thats weird man.
@@kevinconrad7648 I have a problem with rude, noisy dumbasses who ruin events like this for those truly interested in the event and in being there to experience it. No different from all those idiot girls who used to scream their heads off during every Beatles concert. THey never even heard the songs and ruined it for others who were real fans.
Like a sunrise, an earthquake and a long-duration clap of thunder all at once signaling our return to the Moon and beyond! Go Artemis!
Which I could have experienced that in person!
I love how it lights up everything at lift off! This clip really highlights that and the feeling of being there!
it looks like a sunriseee💗💗, love it
Glad you liked it. I also loved how the GoPro, mounted to the chain link fence, started shaking when the shock waves and sound hit. It captured the feeling I had when the bleachers actually started vibrating underfoot. Quite amazing!
sounds abit technical to me LOL
Was the best, most exhilarating experience ever!! I didn’t record, I chose to soak in the moment so thank you for sharing! I shed some tears all over again!! ❤️🚀 #NASA #Artemis
So glad you enjoyed it. I also thought it was amazing. Can't wait for the next one!!! Go Artemis!
I watched a rocket launch from this site last summer in June or July in 2023. I believe it was a Falcon 9 rocket in the afternoon. My first time seeing one from this viewing place!
we are living in the future man, it’s hard to believe sometimes.
The rocket in the night is turned into day
Yeah! They normally do! Their sheer power to escape the earth's gravity!
Grats SLS on your successful launch of Artemis 1.
Amazing how old Space Shuttle engines can be used to launch modern rockets. Slap on a couple solid boosters and good to go.
Thanks. It was an amazing launch. And the next one will send astronauts around the Moon!!!
Why are we using old technology like Space Shuttle engines? I would think after all of these years we would have come up with new types of engines not something that's been around since the late 70's.
@@dsfddsgh There's an old saying that applies. "If it's not broken and does what it's suppose to do, don't screw with it" In other words, they work and work damn well.
4:42 Look at the moon 😂😂
I see a Coolpix P900 recording! 😂
Where around there is banana creek, I am going to go for Artemis 2
The Banana Creek Launch viewing area is right next to the Apollo/Saturn V Center at KSC and is about 3.29 miles from the SLS launch site at Launch Complex 39B.
@@D7Kvideo1 is it free to get into? I am trying to find a public park where I can go and watch?
@@I4Corridorparanormal Hi BMWracing1979. Tim Dodd, the everyday astronaut made a great video about watching launches from the KSC area. Check it out at: th-cam.com/video/OBLeg0CvHek/w-d-xo.html
Also - be aware that things change for every launch - so check once the launch date is closer. I can tell you that for me it was a fantastic experience, so it is probably worth getting as close as possible.
Excellent vid, thank you so much!
So glad you liked it.
Awesome! Congratulations from New Zealand.
Thanks - glad you liked it.
I hear the car alarm set off about 1/2 way through :)
It was amazing to hear and FEEL the vibrations!
imgaine you were standing there saying "hi"💀💀
All these people filming like you'll show people years down the road...
I mean for us who couldn't afford to fly to the states to see it in person it's pretty cool 🤷
I'm so glad you liked it. Maybe someday you will be able to see a launch. It is an amazing experience.
Is the banana creek open 24h? Free admission? Can I watch all launches there? Do I have to book?
No, No, No, Yes
Corsair.Cbartwell..and godSpeed
If there was a rap concert prior to launch, more people would have viewed the launch. Even the networks had belly-up ratings. Kinda tells ya where funding of very near-future cosmic exploration is gonna end-up being funneled(climate change). Beautiful video. GoPro, is truly the King of action cams.
Climate change, the biggest grift of the 21st century.
Glad you liked it. It was fun to see the vibrations of the GoPro on the chain-link fence capturing the sound of humans returning to deep space. Can't wait for Artemis 2 when there are humans onboard!
Effing Bright as a baby-ish sun. 4000 TONS, yea TONS of thrust is an impressive feat of engineering, just need to figure out how to get it into my and my 19 yo sons 1978 Corvette Daytona version. NO competition.
4400 tons precisely
The video jittering says it all.
I want to travel from Chile to see Artemis 2 or 3,But, I have a question, is so difficult to get a good view? Do I have to book in advance or just have to show up?
I honestly don't know. Most of the viewing sites are near roads at the Cape, so I guess go to wherever parking is available.
Honestly, even places as far out as Fort Pierce should have an okay view of it. Go to the Cape or somewhere along Cocoa Beach for the close-up view (best view)
If you want cheap viewing just go to the shoreline in titusville, youll have to pay like $30 for parking. More expensive like this video will probably be $500 and will sell out quickly
Super vid
So glad you liked it! :)
Great video! Could you tell me why the crowd started to cheer and clap at 5:36?
Dominoes pizza arrived on site for everyone.
So glad you liked the video!
Booster separated.
Amazing
Very glad you liked it!
@@D7Kvideo1 very much so, would of been a mind blowing experience being there .
Go ahead and blow that gasket ...on this quaint 13th of may 2023!...that "Art u Miss Me"
WE ARE GOD'S!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
No....
Sinful mortal human beings 👍 in need of Jesus Christ 🙏
Amazing so many gave up the chance to remember the actual launch, in order to remember filming the launch on their phones.
LMAO
@@GOSCrb A year later you wouldn't be able to recall any details of the launch without referring to your phone.
I'd LMAO too if it weren't so pathetic. Memory, like almost everything in nature, is "use it or lose it". I'm sure there are people in your life, little ones, that would benefit from your sharp recall in the future. They don't want to know what phone you filmed it with. :)
@@Deploracle what
at T-30 i hit film and leave my phone on the stand and just sit back and enjoy. works every time
L comment. It's possible to watch and film at the same time.
À)₩E had to take it all!!¤
From.ph.🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I always love the way the dumbass masses whoop and holler at everything. Most couldn't tell you how the rocket operates any more than their stupid pet chow dog could.
Troll
@@solareclipse1970 Are you one of those whoopers sweetie?? LOL You know it's true. People like you always use the word "troll" when hit with facts you don't like.
@@BrianAdams-dt1ks You dont hit any "facts, you are just mocking people are are genuinely excited about a rocket launch and this mission. Not sure why you have a problem people being excited for this? Thats weird man.
@@kevinconrad7648 I have a problem with rude, noisy dumbasses who ruin events like this for those truly interested in the event and in being there to experience it. No different from all those idiot girls who used to scream their heads off during every Beatles concert. THey never even heard the songs and ruined it for others who were real fans.
@@BrianAdams-dt1ks I agree 100% with you. Why are people so noisy all the time?