Have never been to the Kennedy Space Center. Very interesting. Hope to make it there one day. Looking forward to seeing the entire vlog. Good seeing Adam the Woo.
Can't wait to see more! We were there 2 times on our recent FL visit. We actually upgraded our ticket to a membership cause we will be back in Nov and figure we can fit in a KSC day. We saw gators too. I will say I was just a little disappointed that we did not see any armadillos. The Atlantis exhibit what really cool.
With the vessel going to Mars I imagine they'll have as few detaching modules as possible and just make them bigger with a greater fuel capacity; it's going to be really heavy whichever way you do so from an engineering perspective you want the least number of detachable modules to lower the risk of faults- the big problems with older crafts were often to do with detaching and fuel siphoning issues so they've probably learnt to keep the jigsaw puzzle of mechanised pieces to a smart, efficient minimal.
Kennedy Space Centre was an absolute blast when my family and I went. We've seen the shuttle launch twice - when it was in service ofc, had a meal with an astronaut - didn't have the foggiest who he was though, and had a tour around the whole site. I've still got a entrance ticket on my wall from a visit back on the 6th Sept '95 - was only $4 for a child xD - Clint
I remember going to the Kennedy Space Centre years ago when I had a holiday in Florida and I loved it! Not only is it very educational, it is great fun and interesting. P.s you guys are my favourite vloggers!
So how's the Florida weather? For me there is 2-3 feet of snow outside and it was 18 degrees out last night. It could be worse though. We didn't have flooding or lose power. Florida sure does sound nice now though.
Say, have you guys ever seen the Kitchen Nightmare's episode "Amy's Baking Company"?That episode is so hilarious how the owners had run their business to the ground and they actually asked Gordon Ramsey for help but when he came and tried to help they either ignored him or told him that he's wrong. Thankfully though they are closed now and the episode can been seen on TH-cam.
The rocket separations are weight and fuel based. It takes so much fuel to get the rocket so high, once there, they have to abandoned the rest of the rocket because it is added weight. To get into Earth's, they have to be going about 5 miles a second. To get past it and out of the gravitational pull they have to go even faster. The first rocket stage is to get them into the outer atmosphere and they literally are just tanks and propellant. Once that is burned away it just adds weight to the overall rocket so they separate making the whole thing lighter and requiring less fuel to reach the appropriate speed to break out of our gravitational pull. Once outside of the pull it require little fuel in space to move even that giant rocket around. Most of the fuel left over (once we stopped using capsules and started using shuttles) was for getting back into the pull of gravity and landing. It is a very exact science to decided how much fuel gets them so far and then once that weight is dropped, how much to get them to the next stage. With the Mars trip they are coming up with new fuels and propellant types to get us there. It is quite fascinating.
They'd probably put it inside. I'm sure it will have a little door that will open to keep it in. I know with a Mars rover, they made sure it was under the maximum rate because they knew it would be bringing back Mars rocks. We'll see though.
awesome nasa day! and adam the woo jen and tim. but weirdness because the carmera has like a wonky effect. or maybe its my computer rendering video? idk got this dell last november its tempermental lately glad yall had fun!!!
You should come up to Virginia. I live right next to the Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy Center. They have the Space Shuttle Discovery and a SR-71 Blackbird, a Concorde and tons of jets and rockets. You would totally geek out there.
Mars Rover, Mars Rover, how do you come over? You're way too cool for typical Rocket Fuel. Those suckers are Nuclear! Plutonium-238 baby! Has a half-life of 87.7 years with a slow decay rate. The SLS (Space Launch System) and the Mars Rover are two different entities. The SLS replaced the Space Shuttles. The SLS will send out a NEA (Near Earth Asteroid) Scout to investigate asteroids, not capture them. The next SLS is scheduled to launch in 2018. The next Mars Rover is scheduled for launch in 2020.
Sorry the video cut off at the end. I ran out of space on my phone!
Loved it anyway
no matter, how short or long your videos are you are both just Amazing people. Love the channel and Thank you for all you share with Us.
The three of you guys are so awesome I forever love your vlogs
And now it's Time to Pay the Price! thanks for taking us!!!
Adam the Woo! I was in one of his daily woo vlogs from about a year ago without realizing it. Can't wait to see the full vlogs coming up!
I once went there... They accidentally thought I was a worker and now I'm in my garage with my new Lamborghini..
+Alex Sanchez They must have been blown away by your immense KNOWLEDGE of space.
You two make Florida a fun lace to vacation.
I've always been in love with outer space. I totally have to check this place out one time ! :)
Have never been to the Kennedy Space Center. Very interesting. Hope to make it there one day. Looking forward to seeing the entire vlog. Good seeing Adam the Woo.
Yay adam the whoo amazing vlog :3
Thank you for showing this!!🙌🏻
Can't wait to see more! We were there 2 times on our recent FL visit. We actually upgraded our ticket to a membership cause we will be back in Nov and figure we can fit in a KSC day. We saw gators too. I will say I was just a little disappointed that we did not see any armadillos. The Atlantis exhibit what really cool.
With the vessel going to Mars I imagine they'll have as few detaching modules as possible and just make them bigger with a greater fuel capacity; it's going to be really heavy whichever way you do so from an engineering perspective you want the least number of detachable modules to lower the risk of faults- the big problems with older crafts were often to do with detaching and fuel siphoning issues so they've probably learnt to keep the jigsaw puzzle of mechanised pieces to a smart, efficient minimal.
Kennedy Space Centre was an absolute blast when my family and I went. We've seen the shuttle launch twice - when it was in service ofc, had a meal with an astronaut - didn't have the foggiest who he was though, and had a tour around the whole site. I've still got a entrance ticket on my wall from a visit back on the 6th Sept '95 - was only $4 for a child xD
- Clint
I remember going to the Kennedy Space Centre years ago when I had a holiday in Florida and I loved it! Not only is it very educational, it is great fun and interesting. P.s you guys are my favourite vloggers!
very cool..you guys are awesome and love adam the woo.
I AM SO JEALOUS I HAVENT BEEN TO THE SPACE CENTER SINCE I WAS 12 AND I WANT TO GO HAVE LUNCH WITH AN ASTRONAUT AHHH
And now it's time to pay the price....
Will you guys be at Universal this weekend for the Harry Potter Celebration? I will be there so I hope to meet you guys!
I remember going there, it was awesome!
There seems to have been a disturbance in the time-space continuum towards to end of the video. Very trippy.
Love all of your videos
So how's the Florida weather? For me there is 2-3 feet of snow outside and it was 18 degrees out last night. It could be worse though. We didn't have flooding or lose power. Florida sure does sound nice now though.
Leaving us in suspense lol 😂😁
Where you start your video I slept over night in that same room on a class field trip in high school pretty cool place.
Say, have you guys ever seen the Kitchen Nightmare's episode "Amy's Baking Company"?That episode is so hilarious how the owners had run their business to the ground and they actually asked Gordon Ramsey for help but when he came and tried to help they either ignored him or told him that he's wrong. Thankfully though they are closed now and the episode can been seen on TH-cam.
+TigerTroll What does that have to do with anything?
that lady was crazy! what a wreck! that was possibly the craziest reality tv people ever
The rocket separations are weight and fuel based. It takes so much fuel to get the rocket so high, once there, they have to abandoned the rest of the rocket because it is added weight. To get into Earth's, they have to be going about 5 miles a second. To get past it and out of the gravitational pull they have to go even faster. The first rocket stage is to get them into the outer atmosphere and they literally are just tanks and propellant. Once that is burned away it just adds weight to the overall rocket so they separate making the whole thing lighter and requiring less fuel to reach the appropriate speed to break out of our gravitational pull. Once outside of the pull it require little fuel in space to move even that giant rocket around. Most of the fuel left over (once we stopped using capsules and started using shuttles) was for getting back into the pull of gravity and landing.
It is a very exact science to decided how much fuel gets them so far and then once that weight is dropped, how much to get them to the next stage. With the Mars trip they are coming up with new fuels and propellant types to get us there. It is quite fascinating.
I'm going there on February 3rd to see a rocket launch. I've never been to Kennedy Space Center, and I'm so excited!!!!
So what? WHAT TIM WHAT 😱
I went in 3rd grade as a field trip and I loved it
They'd probably put it inside. I'm sure it will have a little door that will open to keep it in. I know with a Mars rover, they made sure it was under the maximum rate because they knew it would be bringing back Mars rocks. We'll see though.
awesome nasa day! and adam the woo jen and tim. but weirdness because the carmera has like a wonky effect. or maybe its my computer rendering video? idk got this dell last november its tempermental lately glad yall had fun!!!
You guys are so close to 100,000 subscribers :D
I'm going to Miami in march is there anything that is worth it to do
You should come up to Virginia. I live right next to the Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy Center. They have the Space Shuttle Discovery and a SR-71 Blackbird, a Concorde and tons of jets and rockets. You would totally geek out there.
I loved the space center, the simulator was the best
So many years ago I want you to do vlogs with Adam. Funny that u hang out with him now.
Are you guys comming to Disneyland Paris soon? 😇❤️
I saw the thumbnail without looking at who posted it. I thought Adam had Tim and Jen in his video. Lol
it uses gravity assist haven't you been on mission space?
743 subscribers away from 100k!
I remember touching that same rock (unless they switch it out).
I wish I saw you at universal last time
ah this is fab!
hey guys when is your next live mail vlog
that looks so funnn
Maybe they will just put the space rock in orbit around Earth and study it from there? Take pieces off and look at them in the space station?
Acid trip vlog!
The camera kept glitching when you were moving.
Jenn reminds me of scarlet Johansen and Isla Fischer.
omg I.
hav you bought any girl scout cookies
good but quick vlog that suddenly cut off, "what the heck"
Mars Rover, Mars Rover, how do you come over? You're way too cool for typical Rocket Fuel.
Those suckers are Nuclear! Plutonium-238 baby! Has a half-life of 87.7 years with a slow decay rate.
The SLS (Space Launch System) and the Mars Rover are two different entities. The SLS replaced the Space Shuttles. The SLS will send out a NEA (Near Earth Asteroid) Scout to investigate asteroids, not capture them.
The next SLS is scheduled to launch in 2018.
The next Mars Rover is scheduled for launch in 2020.
Hi Tim and jen
I have season passes there
the rocket cant hold the asteroid on the outside because it will burn in the atmosphere.
ADAM THE WOO
do a king Kong update at universal
what's going on with the camera why does the background go all funny like fun house mirror in places ????
Ha ha I'm going to LMAO if someone actually photoshops that for you.
Hi Tim and Jen and Hi Adam the woo
Hello!
send Ben affleck as well