titan IV Rocket Launch

what the hell did we shoot this thing t in 2004?

Yeah, they were the first to pack gunpowder into a tube. But guys like Goddard and Von Braun made the rocket into something awesome.

arguably...

The Chinese

i salute whoever invented the rocket!

October 19, 2005

Correct, Cassini-Huygens was the only non military launch of the Titan IV. Titan III was used more often by NASA (Helios 1+2, Voyager 1+2, Viking 1+2)

Very few of these were used for NASA missions. The Titan IV were all owned by the U. S. Air Force and mostly used to launch military and intelligence spacecraft.

About 4 miles based on speed of sound.

what are you talking about.

cool sound

Was this video shot from the viewing area?

i love how long it took the sound to get to the camera they must have been miles away and still clearly visible

good "catch!"

あっと驚くタメゴロウ ～

That sondido rocket but I love the toxic fuel rocket is why it was withdrawn from service in the launch there was an explosion of propulsion approximately 10.000 5000 miles per hour

Very nice video. None of the Titan 4 were converted; they were built using the Titan II design and modified to carry solids and large shrouds. There were 14 Titan II converted to space launchers known as Titan 23G which was essentially a Titan II with a satellite instead of a reentry vehicle (warhead). They are all flown except for one at the Evergreen Museum in Oregon now on display. The Titan 4 started off as Titan 3 in June 1965 and was upgraded during the next 40 years.

Good sound have!!!!!!!! sorry for my english im from argentina

FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND KM IN MAX ENERGY IN Deorbit Burn

Very beautiful but that the last Titan rocket that I thought had more rockets but it was the last model rocket in the history of NASA ROCKETS TO FOLLOW IN THE BUILDING NASA NASA LET YOU CAN THIS SPEED ROCKET IS 10000 km per hour ROCKET IS USED BY THE FAST FOR NASA PROGRAM FOR THE MARINER

The exploding sounds are reverberating echos from the mountains in the area. You need to be there to really appreciate this.

It is a missle that has been converted into a launcher.

I agree it was a bad angle. just a little more to the left would have been better.

It is a missle that has been converted into a space launcher.

Facts in order would be good. The Delta 2 uses the same fuel in its second stage. The Atlas and Shuttle were using hydrogen and oxygen far before the Delta, as for the Delta 4H. As soon as you can put one on target, then call it a success, it has still yet to fly to where it was supposed to go, the first test flight was 10,000 miles low on orbit due to early engine shutdown commands.