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Don't think it will reach the moon but impressive
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Pretty sure my neighbors (and the local fire department, of course) are just itching for me to build something like that.
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Awesome!! Now if they can color the exhaust gasses.
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THAT was impressive !
If you were driving along and saw that .......LOL Obviously it was not their first try .Parachute and all . That was pretty good ! |
Pretty rad!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sDiwRyL_9xQ |
The fact that the parachute didn't tangle was petty cool too.
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That burned for far longer and got a lot more altitude than I figured it would. Nice job!
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That's a big well done! The chugging sound was brilliant.
I'm guessing this was done in Thailand. |
Sweet... wonder how hard it is to rescue the giant wheel once it comes down. It seems like there are a lot of trees for it to get tangled up in.
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I did not expect that to go well.
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Holy S***! Pretty impressive engineering, it didn't seem to miss a beat on the climb. Thanks.
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They seriously sound like a bunch of Minions
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The timing and trimming was most impressive on the rockets .
Just a second off, and or a couple deg. out it would be doing high quality somersaults ! |
Now that was a hoot! Thanks for sharing-
(Nothing on the same level but sort of reminds me of the teenage days and doing goofy things. Homemade canon's with concrete filled beer can projectiles, oxy-acety filled large garbage bags - BIG BOOM BOOM. But the most foolish was buying weather balloons out of Edmunds Scientific catalog. Filled them helium and launched at night. So we could have a visual, had used tied together Sterno's and hanged below. It didn't even cross our minds of potential hazards. ) |
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Judging by the video, the quality of fire works coming out of East Asia will be excellent this year. LOL;)
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For a few seconds, I thought NASA was in trouble.
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