It Really Is Rocket Science!
190K views · Jun 5, 2017 · Science & Technology
Comments · 90
@josephgeis6641 · 3 years ago
God bless all of you. Were still here, God bless America !
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@AkramKhan-sf3yc · 4 years ago
These are the men of Honour, with their efforts only we can see the advancements in Science and technology and engineering solutions for the tasks associated with Rocketry
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@AZAces65 · 1 year ago
As a American and a former resident of Los Alamos I thank you at Sandia for all you have done and continue doing for our country 👍🇺🇸
@davyaldy76 · 2 years ago
Delighted to hear of the Lancelin solar eclipse test, one of the launchers with a mockup rocket is on display at the RAAFA aviation museum in Bull Creek - a suburb of Perth - and when I saw it the information did not mention the results of the test so I went looking. I found a book about it and discovered the failures. Very cool to have something like that in an easy drive range.
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@mogreasy8499 · 4 years ago
I just got done watching old videos of different rocket testing by Sandis National Labs, and those had to be some of the best time of those scientists live testing those rockets! USA has to be the best in the world in designing rockets and anything else those guys designed. Unbelievable videos it's a must watch. Hats off to those fellas!!
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@NorwayT · 6 years ago
Your historical films are just pure excellence! I hope Sandia National Labs will produce more of these golden nuggets of learning in the time to come! Thank you!
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@firstlastagent007 · 4 years ago
Some awesome engineering.
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@DionEconomopoulos-mi5bg · 1 year ago
Love those people I'm a younger person and I oh so value the ethos and humble hard working people that built our world.your ways have not been lost they have been re awoken
@cosmic_science23 · 1 year ago
🔥 This content is on fire! Super well made and informative!
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@leonardtozzolo7963 · 4 years ago
Job well done.<br>Thank You!
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@cat637d · 5 years ago
Thanks to every single Patriot that enabled these scientific miracles!
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@micahwilson4244 · 4 years ago
The nuclear bomb was shaped that way to slow it down and give the bomber more time to fly away before it detonates.
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