Nice flight but risky to possible aircraft in the area to launch into a low cloud....unfortunately where I launch , pilots seem to ignore the Notams and fly right over the launch area all the time..not worth taking a chance launching into clouds.
I used to print pilot's maps. Places to not fly over, routinely ignored: mushroom farms, Studs, mental hospitals, large country estates. Ignored for different reasons, but normal behaviour.
@@metermatch NAR HP safety code rule 9: Flight Safety. I will not launch my rocket at targets, into clouds, near airplanes,... No, you can't just HAVE AT IT and insurance doesn't cover flagrant violations of the code either. I believe the rule of thumb is no more than 50% cloud cover in the space you are launching into.
The first man made object to go into space.
It was a missile, not a rocket ship.
Carried on flying until it got to London.
Most V-2s were fired at Antwerp, oddly enough.
Nice flight but risky to possible aircraft in the area to launch into a low cloud....unfortunately where I launch , pilots seem to ignore the Notams and fly right over the launch area all the time..not worth taking a chance launching into clouds.
IFR pilot checking in. You are right.
I used to print pilot's maps. Places to not fly over, routinely ignored: mushroom farms, Studs, mental hospitals, large country estates.
Ignored for different reasons, but normal behaviour.
>pilots seem to ignore the Notams. Pilots should not ignore the Notams. At one point it becomes their responsibility, not ours.
So...was it ever seen again?
Was it ever seen again?
Went u=only about 7000' Not all parachutes opened and it landed hard.
It hits London
Ok. I love the purple lightsaber color of this rocket! Too bad overcast sky cut the visibility. Keep posting .., I will keep watching!
Thumbs up for the cluster puck.
dank
I thought flying into clouds was a big NO-NO?
As long as the airspace is clear and the rocket is angled down range it is ok.
You are required to get FAA clearance in the area to a certain altitude. And then have-at-it!
@@metermatch NAR HP safety code rule 9: Flight Safety. I will not launch my rocket at targets, into clouds, near airplanes,... No, you can't just HAVE AT IT and insurance doesn't cover flagrant violations of the code either.
I believe the rule of thumb is no more than 50% cloud cover in the space you are launching into.
Party pooper
@@donochetti2177 I will wear that comment with a badge of honour!
Wooooow
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Into low clouds?
violates NAR safety code doesn’t it?
@@calebbautista7243 oh well
@@calebbautista7243 doesn’t matter. it happened and no one died.
@@calebbautista7243 shut up
Where did it come down at?
nicely done for something that flys like a brick
Your comment makes no sense lol
@@KingLordLele You truly haven't a clue the science or the history of the V2, do you?
Niiiiice
Imagine it dissapears on the clouds and
The ppl didnt know that the rocket is targeting them.
London, beware
1:00 Disappeared in less than 10 seconds, while fake rockets like Saturns, Spacex, etc. Take 10+ second just to clear their 100 meter launch towers😊
Purple Haze!
People will think is it ICBM launch?
Spin stabilized ?
What does a rocket go to go to the clouds
London be like 😮
😮😮😮
I am the only modern comment
Not anymore
@@readysetreact1345 *a new challenger is approaching*
@@cxn8 another challenger is approaching
nop
Boom boom