10 Homemade Space Rockets that made it into Space

10 Home Made Rockets that made it into Space
The introduction of rockets opened mankind to the beauty of space. And many people desire to go to space, there are many of those trying to make their home made rockets. Here are some of the amazing homemade rockets that did make it into the sky

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[sadiqakbartaranwal]

We all just appreciate the content this man and his crew makes its just a masterpiece imagine what's he's gonna doing the future 💛....

[purpleicu_]

The Karman line is 330, 000 feet ASL. The means that the only rocket to actually make it into space is Traveler 4.

[johnmonkey]

So, why is this Top 10 that went into space when only one of them did? Oh, wait, I know why... it's click bait.

[outthestate]

I volunteer myself to be strapped to one of them in future tests.

[josephbe]

All i can say is you know you have a really badass hobby when you need to go into a bunker 👍👍👌

[hvermout]

I thought space was defined as "above 100km". The Karman line.

[AdamWebb]

Misleading title... typical YouTube video

[DaveWhiteInYoFace]

Really glad they made it into THE space

[orsonincharge]

52k " wE gOt iNtO sPaCe ! "

[vanmann]

This was light years from my childhood launch 🚀 of my Estes rockets 🚀. Thanks for enlightening me.👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🚀

[MuzixMaker]

Fractured English with robot narration. Can’t be beat…

[AttorneyBCollins]

Hopefully they will get a synthetic voice to use the correct emphasis and inflections someday.

[thebobloblawshow]

Great content. But silence during launch, we love to hear it go

[davidroberts]

Hi guys this video was amazing love ❤️ watching your rockets 🚀 go for the big one guys David 🚀🇬🇧👌❤️👍

[frannyp]

I bet flat earthers are terrified of launching one of these with a camera on, for fear of what might be unravelled.

[dieselrotor]

Seen enough. Going to Walmart tomorrow for a Nerf water rocket, Coca cola and some Mentos. In all seriousness, these machines are so cool. A lot work and skill. Impressive !

[matthewkoehler]

Nice, good job in your work… very cool

[moosehead]

3.5 seconds in 40000ft HOLY CRAP thats a fast burn~!!!

[charlesspringer]

A collection of clips from other people's videos with a computer voice that doesn't know what a Newton is or a km or how to pronounce much of anything.

[bigd]

Now this is something flat earthers can try and do and prove themselves wrong