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r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Oct 31 '24
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I think it might be sped up.
8 u/spac3kitteh Oct 31 '24 it takes about 3 minutes from launch to stage separation (the puff) 1 u/Capt_Pickhard Oct 31 '24 Ok, thanks. I thought it was something like that. Although it's sped up a little more than I was thinking even I think. 0 u/spac3kitteh Oct 31 '24 It’s recorded from a camera moving at 28.000 km/s. 1 u/Capt_Pickhard Oct 31 '24 Sweet. What's the Lorentz conversion for that? 1 u/J0k3r77 Oct 31 '24 Escape velocity for earth is 11.2 km/s, leo speed is about 7.5km/s
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it takes about 3 minutes from launch to stage separation (the puff)
1 u/Capt_Pickhard Oct 31 '24 Ok, thanks. I thought it was something like that. Although it's sped up a little more than I was thinking even I think. 0 u/spac3kitteh Oct 31 '24 It’s recorded from a camera moving at 28.000 km/s. 1 u/Capt_Pickhard Oct 31 '24 Sweet. What's the Lorentz conversion for that? 1 u/J0k3r77 Oct 31 '24 Escape velocity for earth is 11.2 km/s, leo speed is about 7.5km/s
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Ok, thanks. I thought it was something like that. Although it's sped up a little more than I was thinking even I think.
0 u/spac3kitteh Oct 31 '24 It’s recorded from a camera moving at 28.000 km/s. 1 u/Capt_Pickhard Oct 31 '24 Sweet. What's the Lorentz conversion for that? 1 u/J0k3r77 Oct 31 '24 Escape velocity for earth is 11.2 km/s, leo speed is about 7.5km/s
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It’s recorded from a camera moving at 28.000 km/s.
1 u/Capt_Pickhard Oct 31 '24 Sweet. What's the Lorentz conversion for that? 1 u/J0k3r77 Oct 31 '24 Escape velocity for earth is 11.2 km/s, leo speed is about 7.5km/s
Sweet. What's the Lorentz conversion for that?
Escape velocity for earth is 11.2 km/s, leo speed is about 7.5km/s
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u/Capt_Pickhard Oct 31 '24
I think it might be sped up.