SpaceX Launch Pummels Hoopcam 2 

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Aw fuck these rockets let me just document these fine grass over here

Sorry for your loss of equipment. I guess both SpaceX but also the photographers have learned a lot from this flight. Would be interesting to see how you adapt and get prepared for protecting equipment for filming the next launch. That would be an interesting video in itself IMO. One solution I have seen Danish rocket photographers use is to use a cheap GoPro to film the close encounters knowing very well the camera will not survive the shot but the SD card will.

Ваше відео - потужна історія розвитку Космонавтики! Така велика кількість влучань у пластину, просто неймовірна, і показує важливість вирішення питання бетону..

There was a lot of weight within the base of the structure you can’t see.

It was beautiful

Indeed. But it still don't understand what the purple color was from...

@@b33thr33kay More likely an artifact of the camera if I had to guess since the color wanders around drunkenly after that. My guess is that it was likely bright white or maybe yellow from heat and triboluminescence from the glass panel. Whatever it was, it was hauling some serious ass, that is for sure.

@@b33thr33kay Actually at 0:35 it looks like it might just have been the infrared LEDs used to illuminate the area at night. Can see that same “purple” color when it falls into the grass and they are the sole source of illumination. Might have just been light reflecting from the debris and glass that made the purple streak.

Most likely explanation for the color change is that the impact momentairly jolted the video connector plug, causing a particular colour to drop out and the entire feed to change colour

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@@gianniqccanada6545 done

Try to make it literally bulletproof next time, if you can.

​@@EpicSpaceflight if you spend money like this ? Hell no. At least put a pipe in the ground and some protection.

Instead they allowed shuttle explosions.

Do tell.

@@glenwoodriverresidentsgrou136 He is a holy man now....

​@@petergraphix6740you mean holey man

To inspect damage incase the rocket blew up.

Crater is more like it , its shown a lot of rerod as well as about 30 foot deep crater

@@dubuque1 I did catch a quick glimpse of that. So much for their fancy concrete. Lol

No one was allowed out to the site until today. There's some photos now, check out NSF or RGV aerial

It’s called trial and error. That’s how you learn things.

2 of the 3 were and paid the price 💀

No, most of their equipment was destroyed.

yeah, build one on mars too btw

dont see how they can at bocca chica

@@joaoalmeida7681 well they dont need one on mars because they wont be using boosters on mars

@@Gutek524 That does not make sense... they're still using the same raptors. If they're having that much debris ejection when the booster is 30m off the ground and the exhaust is being directed into a reinforced concrete pad, how bad do you think it'll be when they have 3 raptors 1 meter off the ground being directed into unfixed Martian landscape.

Yeah, SpaceX really should stop trying new things or things others say is impossible. Like reusable rockets and suicide burns.

So waiting for the other rocket makers that wioll make them about 2030 then. Get a grip.

If it gets pushed back it gets pushed back. Not the end of the world.

Hoop cam 1 ~250 yards/Hoop cam 2 ~190yards

@@ironhead7955 what's that in meters ? got it, 250 yards = 228.6 meters 190 yards = 173 m , damn that's too close

Most of our cameras didn’t make it

@@EpicSpaceflight shot casings? ohh well... bummer. i thought they survived. they seemed all still rolling. :|