Ghost Rocket is a new band by ex-On Trial guitarist Morten Aron playing 60'… Read Full Bio ↴Ghost Rocket is a new band by ex-On Trial guitarist Morten Aron playing 60's psychedelic garage punk.
Morten has released two solo albums of dark and gloomy acid folk since his departure from On Trial,
but now he's back from his journeys among the dead and wants to play some fresh rock also alive.
Other members of Ghost Rocket are Nick Hasselby: fuzz bass and backing vocals,
Garage Claus Olsen: pounding drums and Nikolai Vilhelm Tell: swirling organs.

fallen world
Ghost Rocket Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'fallen world' by these artists:

Altar Boys Looking out from my window Staring out as the world goes I…
Aviad Cohen Calling all of God's believers Listen up yeah "If you we…
Before the Dawn Countdown has begun To the annihilation Devastation beyond…
Deals Death FALLEN WORLD Something came out to rule the wicked world of…
Dragon Force Soldiers of fire Rage of the universe Cold steel and blood…
DragonForce Soldiers of fire Rage of the universe Cold steel and bloodsh…
Enemy Awake Such great leaps for mankind Leave the important things behi…
Flame It's fallen [x3] Our world It's fallen Look, my g…
Iron Sharpens Iron Life is a war!! And there is no time to…

Riff Kitten Through the mist Out of the corner of your eye…
The Generators From sea to poisoned sea. To the deserts of darfur. The…
Venturia Sometimes they say that I'm too complicated That things ain…

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Bald Eagle

4y↑6.3K

When Congress accidentally adds a few extra 0’s on nasa’s budget.

Git Sum Gaming

4y↑203

240 billion dollars...noice

BobuxGuy

4y↑35

@Git Sum Gaming he said a few :p

Git Sum Gaming

4y↑104

CounterBlaze well 240 billion would be more than enough. 2.4 trillion would be lol....

BobuxGuy

4y↑58

@Git Sum Gaming make it 24 Trillion

Git Sum Gaming

4y↑80

CounterBlaze we would have been on Pluto by now

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Ben Giordano

4y↑1.1K

The most insane part is that the sea dragon was almost a reality

The Batman

4y↑126

Everything in the show was real or on the NASA drawing boards.

Mountain Man Mike

3y↑27

@Jay EDT main reason was it was TOO SIMPLE of a design...not enough pork to go around.

Trey Stinson

3y↑60

@Mountain Man Mike not really. It was funding cuts and also due to the "no need" for such a rocket as NASAs excuse was they were still exploring e solar system. Sad to see such a promising and awesome projet put to ruins so close to becoming a reality.

Joesolo13

3y↑12

@bryan thornburg the thrust itself. Rockets can fire from underwater just fine

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Hieronymous Lex

4y↑516

For those who didn’t know, this was a real plan that was considered. It would be manufactured in a shipyard, and launched from sea because it would destroy any launch pad built for it and the sound waves would tear the rocket apart.

Quiet Wanderer

2y↑49

More interestingly, it likely would have been manufactured in Submarine yards thanks to its shape, size, and possibly similar choice of steel.

Oh, and the first stage engine would have been a massive, dead simple, pressure fed engine to make it nearly impervious to corrosion from the salt water exposure

GHOST EDIT

Possibly the entire Florida lol

zhengjian yangben

1y↑2

still not scientifically sound.

SilverFox_GFX

1y↑5

maybe not as wild of an idea as we thought 4/20/23

Starship

1y↑3

@SilverFox_GFX I wish sea dragon really was launched

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Justice Gutierrez

2y↑142

Just imagine being one of the sailors in that carrier group if this was real life, would be such a sight to behold

Tomyironmane

2y↑16

Earplugs. They launched the Sea Dragon from the sea because it was too loud to be launched from land. The sounds would have destroyed the launchpad.

Justice Gutierrez

2y↑6

@Tomyironmane Even eaprlugs probably wouldn't cut it

You'd probably have to wear double ear pro

MAGNAVOX

47w↑3

@Justice Gutierrez viva Zapata viva villa!

I Am Arizonaball

45w

Beautiful… just… beautiful. Brings a tear to your eye, doesn’t it? Watching the rocket launch?

Badlaama Urukehu

44w

I love how Karen is the intelligently critical one and Ed's too busy sipping on his Mimosa to care. It's not just alternate history, it's flipped reality.

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T. Bone

4y↑3.1K

When you wanna colonize the entire solar system in one go.

SpecTor_0

4y↑74

That rocket is called Sea Dragon. It was an idea NASA explored instead of the Saturn V for a moon rocket. Just a fact incase you didn't know

T. Bone

4y↑18

SpecTor_0

Oh, I know, though I think this was a plan proposed outside of NASA

jacko

4y↑22

big dumb booster goes zoom zoom

Eldritch Ananke - Study Meditate Relax Sleep

4y↑35

In addition to what @SpecTor_0 said, it was meant to be reusable too. Up to 10 or possibly as many as 100 times if I remember correctly. It could carry up to 550,000 kg/1,210,000 lb into LEO.
For a bit of perspective the ISS is 419,700 kg.

Inter-galactic traveller space

4y↑6

@Eldritch Ananke - Study Meditate Relax Sleep What the hell

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uR_mOm Ur_MoM

4y↑606

I love how it starts out normal and then you see it become wider and ur like: “ ok it’s just a few meters” and then it keeps going

Just King

3y↑31

That’s what she said.

plushiez_show

3y↑9

spaceballs intro

Håkon T.

3y↑24

"Huh, doesn't seem to be that big-oh, yeah that's-wow..."

Ryan Borax

3y↑3

@Håkon T. that’s exactly what was going through my head

Are Dub

3y↑10

tis a grower, not a show-er

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Saturn V

4y↑261

For those who did not study the actual design of Sea Dragon, this is feasible but perhaps with even higher cost than the Shuttle. Because it required a nuclear powered carrier to operate as an electrolysis source to produce liquid hydrogen/oxygen onsite, due to them being very hard to store on ships.
The original design study even featured CVN-65 on its cover.

Quickscope One Eighty

4y↑6

Additionally, we wouldnt have enough stuff to put in it to make it economically feasible. It is one helluva ship though.

alan headrick

4y↑10

I think it could have been built in a dock and towed just off shore and launched. Its a Mars base in one shot. Very simple cheap design

Saturn V

4y↑2

@alan headrick Doest not matter, you still need a CVN just to launch one.

Killian

4y↑12

@Saturn V that sounds like a good thing. Instead of procuring the fuel in facilities else where, you use the already built nuclear aircraft carriers, and given the thing launches from the sea, it's a glass shoe fit

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Dill Pixel

47w↑24

0:37 "Aww, this rocket is tiny"
0:43 "Holy, this rocket is actually big!"
0:46 "GOD, THIS ROCKET IS HUGE!"
0:49 "Alright, it's finally launching"
0:53 "HOLY, DID IT JUST EXPLODE!?"
0:57 "GOOD GOD THAT IS A BIG ROCKET"

a cake just a cake

43w

That what she said

Pokemonfan mario

41w

the first thrusters observed are simply to get its massive bulk OUT of the water.

MarloYT

4y↑109

Technically, in real-life plans, the carrier was there to charge the ocean around the rocket and not just primarily there for security.

Ashley McCallum

3y↑2

Please explain

MarloYT

3y↑25

@Ashley McCallum The carrier would electrolize the water to make hydrogen and oxygen rocket fuel to supply the rocket

Tranche De Cake

2y↑6

@MarloYT and after, it also reduces vibretions, no ?

But i didn't knew that, but yeah it's very smart

Orange

@Tranche De Cake what?

Tranche De Cake

2y↑7

@Orange yk, when an engine fires, there are vibrations in the rocket, unlike in ksp.
so engineers tried to see what does give an engine underwater bcuz why not, and observed that water effectively reduce vibrations due to the combustion (it's still a permanent explosion in the engine, more precisely a deflagration)

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R

3y↑121

Did anyone sees the aircraft carrier in the distance? Imagine being one of the navy who get to see the rocket launch

fat kitten

2y↑21

That would be a genuinely terrifying experience for anyone abroad the carrier.

onlvcs420

2y↑6

@fat kitten the Shockwave

Sovereign01

2y↑6

Sea Dragon required a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier to operate as an electrolysis source to produce liquid hydrogen/oxygen onsite.

Katherine Berger

1y↑1

Not just "a carrier," either. That's the Enterprise.

BrokenCurtain

50w

@Katherine Berger "Admiral, we have found the nuclear wessel."

Nate Madill

1y↑17

I think it's cool that not only was the sea dragon considered but actually feasible as a design

為元張

4y↑39

I watched this over and over, thinking how glorious human race could be in 2020, if this really happened in 1983.

I Am Arizonaball

3y↑6

The United States dyson swarm.

Red Siegfried

3y↑9

Reminds me of Heinlein's torchships. In his stories they were an almost 100% mass to energy conversion and they had to launch them from the middle of the ocean and limit how big they made them to prevent damage to the environment, but they did a lot anyway. Moving at close to the speed of light, the first explorers only aged 2-3 years and many of them died from the hardships of space exploration, while a lifetime passed on Earth and they invented spacecraft that could catch up to them and bring them back home in a single day.

Thomas

4y↑193

I've watched this probably 50 times, lol. So effing good. And unexpected. I had wandered away from the TV when the credits started and then heard voices and just wow. Awesome scene.

A bro Yo

3y↑1

My secondary google about has the exact same profile pic

A bro Yo

3y↑1

*acount

Christopher Kalitin

4y↑52

That's an Amazing animation of Sea Dragon. That really puts into perspective how big it would have been.

roxanna Mason

4y↑31

There are some discrepancies from an actual Sea Dragon,i.e. the water line is below the 4 vernier engines,60000 LbF, burn LOx/Hydrogen with a transparent flame like the Shuttle main engines did, and they keep burning all the way to stage 2 MECO or LEO, the first stage 80 Million LBF engine burns LOx/Kerosene which makes no smoke. I worked with Bob Truax from 1973 until his death in 2010 and Bob would of loved this video, it's great, thank you for making it - Ken

wnose

1y↑1

This scene is from the Apple TV series: For All Mankind. It's an alternative history series where the Russians beat the US to the moon and the ensuing space race results in a much bigger space program.

InitiateD

47w↑1

always glad to see someone who knows their shit when it comes to rocketry

Vovical

4y↑42

That's why I love KSP, realizing space projects that never happened

o blo

if only ksp had a engine that large

Håkon T.

3y↑1

@o blo That's what mods are for tho.

o blo

3y↑2

@Håkon T. well yeah. but honestly its cooler to have something real in stock ksp

Literally Me

1y↑1

@o blo you can clip a bunch of engines together and then use a fairing to make the engine bell

Pbnje11y

45w

Use a fairing to cover a large engine or multiple

Heavy Pulp Studios

4y↑47

I seriously hope this has a role in season two.

The lemon man

4y↑3

Its legit a cliff hanger. its going to be in season 2 no matter what

Helen Rennie

4y↑2

A Root the trailer said a shuttle to the moon! i hope the sea dragon is still in it tho otherwise this scene would be pointless

ArcXDZ

3y↑1

It is! It's a part of the Jamestown colony on the moon!

JadirJimenez Hd

49w

Vaya si fue importante, aunque en la temporada 3 ya lo abandonaron y ya ni hablemos de como sera en la temporada 4

Tomson Larrson

2y↑4

I made a model for this rocket in my aerospace class in high school, the second I saw the nose cone sticking out of the water I knew exactly what it was and i was waiting for the 6 side thrusters to pop out of the water. Just got to this part of the show today.

Jesse Lam

2y↑4

Watching this 4k HDR for the first time was mind blowing!

Arty Ivanenko

2y↑5

The plume comes out of the engine way too slowly. Look for footage of the Saturn V taking off from the launchpad for a gorgeous view of what a rocket plume really looks like

Jay Tee

4y↑5

We need more shows like this, Not more overly dramatic romance comedies. I just started watching this and it's been breathtaking for the most part.

Universe 360

44w↑1

For those who don't know sea dragon is a feasible concept. Aerojet has studied and approved the concept and also submitted a report to NASA. The only problem was budget and priorities at that time

Colin

4y↑41

If they never had cut nasa's budget then we would've probably have rockets like these

Nobody important

4y↑11

Dude we would’ve had a colony on the moon and mars

Brayden Hollembeak

4y↑9

Agent Sarge if the Soviet’s made it to the moon first we would have had some cool stuff

The lemon man

4y↑1

The sea dragon was made to be cheaper but nasa just dicided that it was a bad idea.

Anguscovoflyer95

4y↑285

im looking forward to seeing how much larger jamestown is, the number of crew living there and if its being used to launch rockets elsewhere

SpaceFlight History

4y↑2

Me too man

ApolloParks

4y↑1

Lynch124 LK-900N?

The lemon man

xd watch the season 2 trailer it spoils it

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Katherine Berger

1y↑3

I was looking at the carrier in the background and realized that's not just any carrier - that's the Enterprise.

chris a

3y↑2

man do i wish that that would have been made into a reality, would be beautiful to watch actually happen

p51mustangflyer

4y↑2.5K

God I Wish That Were Real

C-02

4y↑158

The NASA had this rocket's concept before, but they never built because lack of the budget.

Blueflag Alpha

4y↑104

Elon will make it real

Kanoide's

4y↑41

SpaceX starships is going to be bigger)))

New Age

4y↑150

@Kanoide's no, Starship will still be smaller than the sea dragon. Funny that someone mention cost because this rocket concept would have been fairly cheap for its weight in fuel and supplies to LEO (Low Earth orbit) and beyond. Also, the booster of the rocket would have been re-usable according to the concept drawn in the 60s and 70s.The starship is close but it lacks payload transport, thrust power, and height

Ignacio Romero

4y↑27

@New Age You're very optimistic about this rocket. In reality it would have been much more expensive, just look at the shuttle, it was supposed to be really cheap because of its reusability, but it ended being very expensive because of how complicated and overengineered it got through development

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MercuryGlider

4y↑7

Dang this really shows how huge this could be

Alec Griffiths

4y↑331

Who also keeps watching this over and over again?

21 Owlgirl

4y↑12

It makes me sad, thinking about what could have been possible. Now we are stuck in this hellhole on a dying planet.

der menschliche Schnensch

4y↑4

@21 Owlgirl just wait for starship

smakkacow

yep.

Vallabh Kavi

4y↑2

I just watched this 7 times in a row, no joke. Thats one big boi

A bro Yo

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DreamMind

3y↑28

Season 1 end credit scene: Everybody wants to rule the world
Season 2 end credit scene: everybody wants to rule the Mars

Dafydd Rees-Jones

3y↑2

I can't wait for the time when we actually launch something this huge

Eli

4y↑12

think of it like this: if the US truly wasn’t first on the moon, we would have the most advanced program going to orbit, the moon, and mars. the US doesn’t like to lose and being 2nd would’ve pushed them to establish a greater foothold into space travel and i believe companies like spacex would’ve been created during that time period to eventually build these rocket types.

Sabotabby

so just spacex but without denying the apartheid ties

Freshier

4y↑1

Imagine having 5 of those right now, the fuel would be so freaking expensive but it would look so epic them getting launched every month or every couple of months or weeks! Nobody knows.

Ian Tester

4y↑1

Wasn't the plan to fuel it by using power from a nuclear carrier to split the seawater into hydrogen and oxygen?

Freshier

@Ian Tester Yes and no, there were different plans for fuel.

Speckkatze

4y↑2

Rocket fuel is actually not very expensive. It would have used RP-1 for the first stage and Hydrogen for the second.

xRed _Ray

3y↑4

When we watched the episode my husband didn‘t really know what was going on, he just shouted WOW! at the same time my son screamed YAY, SEADRAGON! as soon as he saw the rocket engine. Did I mention my son is a huge space buff?

Freshier

4y↑4

Man It never gets old, ofcourse realistically the main engine would have fire coming out a LOT faster and wider than im the video but man it's so good

dansdata

3y↑12

I saw that little thing sticking up above the water, I immediately knew what it was, and then I realised I needed to turn the volume up as far as it'd go. And watch it a few times.

I am now hoping that the second season ends with a Project Orion megaheavy launch vehicle taking off from...

...from wherever that can be done with the least loss of life.

Arnold Sherrill

3y↑3

Now every time I hear " everyone wants to rule the world"., I can't get it out of my head because I end up replaying this scene in my mind

Happily Ham

4y↑3

As massive as the Sea Dragon would have been, Project Orion dwarfed even it. This massive space ship would propel itself by pooping out nuclear bombs and the shockwave would push it along.

BusinessMudkip

4y↑10

This would’ve took us to Mars many years ago

wanderingiguess

4y↑1

then the soviets landed on the moon or not

TotallyNotaYTER

Just to think that we had the choice to make this out reality makes this 10x better

Tap_zap

3y↑3

0:30 Awww look at that tiny cockpit!

0:39 NEVER MIND THIS IS THE LARGEST ROCKET IN THE WORLD WT

Concorde Gaming

4y↑15

You never realize its size until you SEE THAT HUGE DAMN WAVE!!!!!!!!!! There was also a very creepy noise at the beginning of that launch, right after the separation of the ballast tank that’s keeping it underwater, there was a large groaning noise.

MauriOfficial

4y↑6

The Screech comes from the ignition of the engine underwater

Freshier

4y↑1

I'm actually really impressed by this comments, specially the gachatuber PFP, you did good my man.

LynxOfUndyin 477

4y↑1

It's ashame that the Sea Dragon is underrated. It's like Kerbals meet real world - so god damn beautiful!

Citrus Lump

4y↑1

The last two Mars rovers have plutonium reactors and the Voyagers were powered nuclear as well.

taiyo

3y↑1

That Rocket lifted off the water like a dragon indeed

videos4mydad

Looks great! Can't help but notice that the rocket fumes should probably moving at least 10x faster....

Mikolaj Schulz

4y↑2.2K

When you get bored in Kerbal Space Program

Mirror of Society

4y↑47

there is actually a really good seadragon mod for ksp...

HorizonSniper

4y↑41

ah. I built one of those. Launch pad is gone, but I did send a colony to Laythe

Alex Siemers

4y↑6

When you fuck up tweakscale

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Nardo Vogt

4y↑11

"How big do you want that rocket to be?"
"Yes."

Diptonil Mukherjee

4y↑3

Maybe a time would come when the total land area of a country would be required for a spacecraft launch.

Matthewdoesmc81 //

ngl for all mankind was a really great series. can't wait for a second series

BP_CherryBlossomTree

We finally get to see the Sea Dragon come to perspective

Space Facts Wax

Thank you for uploading. I got the chance to see a rocket launch in 2018. Incredible experience. I uploaded a pretty cool montage of the journey to my channel.

PilotMan

4y↑30

Some random guy on the Aircraft Carrier: Damn, I love my country.

Ackza𒀖

4y↑86

when the music played i started imagining a glorious 1980s alternative reality movie where humanity tried harder, and that giant rocket launched in the 1980s and 80s music and culture was played gaurdians of the galaxy style

JohnnyZenith

4y↑3

There's no reason they couldn't make that movie. It would be original.

ItzSaaz

Nice plotline

bajaist b

4y↑10

This is from the upcoming season of For All Mankind, which is exactly that, an alternate history tv show in which USA and SSSR pushed the space race to the limits.

Jay EDT

3y↑1

that rocket was almost reality if you did'nt know but the government cared more for the war in vietnam and cut the budget in half or sumpthin. This is why i beleve in spaceX cause thet have that RESEARCH, BUILD, TEST, FAIL, LEARN REPEAT process

Oliver M

3y↑4

For all mankind but they went even harder
Went so hard they invented terrafroming technology by the 2000s

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player4351785527

The Starship is the last rocket the world will ever need...

xTuffman

I didn't watch the series but I can't stop watching this over and over and over again... I wonder what would've been of our current times if space research and exploration agencies had a bigger budget from the government if they didn't invest so much in wars and shit.
Maybe... it could've meant the start of an era like Star Trek or even (something more grounded) The Expanse, the very first beginnings.

VAXHeadroom

3y↑1

To bend your mind a little: The vernier rockets (about half way up) are the size of a Falcon 9.
The main engine bell is 75 FEET in diameter.

Abbreviated Reviews

2y↑4

The reason I started watching this series was because of this clip.

Nobody important

4y↑1

I just had an interesting line of thought: what if in some future alternate timeline series they manage to connect this world to the one of The Man in the High Castle, would be interesting to see how these worlds would interact/sabotage each other.

Joe Swanson

3y↑7

The show has the The unexpected side effect of making me actually wish that the Soviets landed on the moon first if this would be the US response would be to create things like this 🤦‍♂️

jimmy2k4o

3y↑1

You’re not alone brother

Kayla Squibb

I would pay a million bucks for the 60s sea dragon to become real

Found Footage Retreival Society

I so wish this was real that would have been insane to watch

Definitely_NotMe

That thing could launch an entire space station in one go

Anh tu Vu

48w

If this rocket was actually build then it would be considered world most powerful and biggest rocket
The world most powerful rocket for now is falcon heavy from spaceX

Shadow program

3y↑1

fun detail: There's an aircraft carrier there because it was proposed by the designer of the sea dragon that they use an aircraft carrier as a pre-launch power supply

Space Enjoyer

3y↑7

0:38 oh, what a small rocket!
0:48 HOLY F

Alicia Viacrusis

SpaceX needs to make this a reality with a new MASSIVE rocket engine

Tabula Rasa

Starship 2.0...

Alicia Viacrusis

@Tabula Rasa YES

Farel

Its really not that good of a rocket lol, the reason its cheap is because its a big dumb rocket

Zatter G

4y↑29

The funny thing is that this was actually going to be real but then NASA's budget got cut.

Seth Thomas

4y↑5

Had nothing to do with budget contrary to belief. The reality is NASA didn't see a need to send large payloads into space and that was the reason why the sea dragon was never built.

SpetsnatzLegion 336

4y↑20

When the government actually funds NASA properly

Jackson Switch

46w

I remember watching this for the first time and that’s the most patriotic I’ve ever felt, I’m not even from the states😭

All patties adventures

I made a 1:1 replica in minecraft and I realised how god damn big this rocket is

Crank Lab Explosion - lab central

4y↑1.3K

"That's why they're launching it in the middle of the ocean, Karen"

Karen: snappy Karen sounds

Falos imbalos

4y↑78

Karen is actually right though, if that thing explodes in the ocean, the currents will sweep radioactive materials downstream, the same goes with the atmosphere.

• Criogenic183 •

4y↑54

Karen: i wanna speak with NASA manager

MrSoloun

4y↑8

@• Criogenic183 • LMAO :)

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The Pilot's Code

gotta give props to the sound team on this clip.

Fizkall Nyeilsem

Its like seeing Neptunes spear Pierce the Heavens, it truly is a Sea Dragon

Smithy18

50w

Reminds me of the SpaceX Starship launch!

Blender Zone

this is Awesome buddy! love it!!!

Ryder

4y↑397

I don't know what I just watched. But I liked it!

Veteran Alpha

4y↑23

It's a alternative universe timeline TV show based on what would happen if the Soviets landed on the moon first. The rocket you see launching here is the one that is heading to Jamestown. A US Military base on the surface of the moon.

floo

4y↑10

Kenolent Definitely not sci-fi. Alternate history.

mattcolver1

4y↑12

That's the Sea Dragon a super heavy lift rocket concept from the early 60s. Too bad it was never built. I really like the alternate reality they've created on the show For All Mankind. Too bad we all stopped doing incredible space efforts. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_Dragon_(rocket)

Buffy Aviation

4y↑1

Veteran Alpha “military”

Veteran Alpha

4y↑3

@Buffy Aviation What??? You're trying to correct my spelling even though it was correct from the beginning? Epic fail mate. 😂😂

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McRocket

4y↑3

The Russian version would have - for the first stage - 1,250 small rockets.

Muad'dib

Kinda weird how they slipped this into S2 E06 when it was implied it already happened between S1 and S2. I'd like to see it interact with the rest of the programme, it seems to be in its own world at the moment. How do they get the payload to the surface, for example?

WELLDONE TOTHE

Fun Fact: The rocket's main engine have enough power to destroy any existing launch pad. That is why it is launched at sea

MechanicPluto24

Fish: am I a joke to you

Helen Rennie

WELLDONE TOTHE would of been launched at sea

TAK Ism.

3y↑2

that would be cool in real life, even that it looks so real in the show, not 2 late for sea dragon.

The KeenTribe

Best space video since the opening scene of Spaceballs!

A C

4y↑8

350 million newtons of thrust reporting for duty, sir!

Joonch

4y↑442

Britain when they hear that there's tea on every single planet in the solar system

electronium

T E A

Deez Shlong

3y↑22

When American hears oil is on mars

Helen Rennie

3y↑1

lmao i’m british and this is funny

ELECTRO HALO8

3y↑2

hold on, there is tea on every single planet? SOME BODY GET ME THE MEANS OF COLONISING THE SOLARSYSTEM!

David Davis

3y↑2

well theres earth, and im too lazy to type out every other planet. YOu can check and earth has tea though

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Freshier

4y↑32

I love that there is a giant U S A in the side of the rocket lmao, that's probably enough paint to paint an small house and probably costs more than a car, very cool.

Ifan

4y↑6

Imagine the weight! That paint probably added a few tons to the dry mass

kawfee

just imagine how much fuel it would require

Helen Rennie

SKULLSHOT GAMING that’s what the humongous tanks are for

Roboseal

The chills I got were crazy

Bean Boi

40w

im not even american but theres something about a 150 metre giant exploding cylinder going into the air with USA written on the side of it that makes me feel proud

giant 3d orangutan model

That’s 49 million pounds of thrust right there

Final

4y↑63

If the whole show could be about stuff like this, I'd watch it, but it's like 99% relationshit drama and 1% cool stuff.

Kaleb Bruwer

4y↑5

Yeah, it's a bummer. They also worked in a lot of politics, there are characters like that illegal immigrant girl who only exist to send a political message.

Fergal Hardiman

4y↑5

Same, too much politics, not enough space stuff.

Not Batman

Are you freaking serious? Great I really wanted to watch it now I've lost all interest in it.

z beeblebrox

4y↑6

@Kaleb Bruwer I mean, relationship bullshit is a reason to not watch it, but HOW do you make a show about the space race and NOT include politics exactly??? The space race was ALL politics! That just a silly criticism

Kaleb Bruwer

4y↑1

@z beeblebrox I don't think the space race was about illegal immigration

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Mark Wilkinson

I haven't seen the series, but what could be the possible advantage to a launch from under the sea, if it's even possible with liquid propulsion?

Seth Thomas

Tests were conducted with rockets back in the day and yes it is very much possible and doable. Look up curios droid sea dragon and you'll see what I mean.

Cryke

2y↑2

I wish that was a reality. And I Also Liked Immediately When it started playing 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World'.

companymen42

Wonder if they would do this for the missions to Mars

RoasterOven

Brings a whole new meaning to "just the tip"

LG TV

3y↑1

I thought the tip was the size of the rocket but nooo ...that thing was huge

sadham2

49w↑3

Damn this scene actually tricked me into thinking this show was going to be good.

Davi SDF

48w↑1

To be fair, the Sea Dragon is the low hanging fruit of unbuilt Super Heavy Launch Vehicles, they could have used the Nexus, or even the NOVAs (not Saturn C-8 "Nova", i mean the HUGE plug nozzle NOVAs)

Gregc247

I was like holy shit when this scene happened, never heard of sea dragon before seeing this, crazy that it was a real program and looked exaclty like this

MadO

because its a pressurized vessel it would not naturally sit in the water straight up and down like that. You would need to add weights at the bottom that detach as soon as it exits the water or something to hold it in place.

RetroWaveRider

0:31 is like, oh the rocket isn’t that big, then you see it come out of the water and then it like HOLY CRAP THATS NOT A ROCKET THAT AN ENTIRE SPACE STATION

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