SpinLaunch - First Test Flight With NASA Payload Launches! #shorts #space

#shorts #space #spinlaunch #nasa

[shafayetshourov]

Keep in mind that this is only possible if the launcher is spinning at a velocity of at least 11.2km per second.

[bag_o_chip]

Everyone gangsta until the launch is delayed by a millisecond and it crashes into the launch assembly

[renmed]

Thanks cameraman for such a high quality footage.

[KILLSWITCH_]

Us military be like : does it come with a warhead???

[Thaapprentice]

This project has me so excited for the future of space exploration

[International_Corn]

Militaries: *"Quick! Takes some notes!"*

[WilliamRWarrenJr]

This is what we call *"π in the sky."*

[dmitrysweetly]

Looks like a prototype of teleporter to the future

[shawndouglass]

Didn't know they were still working on that😊

[Kei-Kei]

I just read about this on my Google feed. 😂😂🤣 Hilarious.

[Jay_Zoe]

New Formular to deliver some UPS same Day Packages 💪😁

[antares]

Its not easy to bring things into space like this, BUT build it on the moon to get things back to earth from there. I think that should work

[mrbnoo]

It can work at the highest point on earth 🌎 💨↗

[GreenThunder]

I see It and still can't belive how perfecto this looks.

[johngustafson]

Noob Boi is right. 1. G forces are too high for equipment and liquid fuel. (liquid is what is required) 2. Piercing the membrane will damage electronics. 3. Rotational speed needed is too great

[arbiya]

Props to the camara man for filming the rocket

[calebhawk]

This is last year’s science fiction. The people who made this are anything but rocket scientists

[LeftOverMacNCheese]

*Payload got yeeted to space*

Counter weight: "adios" the entire facility implode

[rameshmalla]

we always support ISRO... proud to be say an indian 😍

[yousefshady]

How to send something to the backrooms: