Talk about CATO!

[closet astronaut]

I know alot here have probably already seen this, I just thiought it's one of the best failure videos. Make sure to stand back from the launch pad!

[YOUTUBE]UBzigaTSPZY[/YOUTUBE]

 

[goldlizard]

That's a big...Doh!
Who gets to explain that to the supervisor?

 

[TheSamurai]

I know alot here have probably already seen this, I just thiought it's one of the best failure videos. Make sure to stand back from the launch pad!

[YOUTUBE]UBzigaTSPZY[/YOUTUBE]

Dang. Lesson learned hopefully. :eyepop:

 

[DizWolf]

I know the problem. No one told landscaping about the launch and the lawn sprinklers turned on and fouled up the works.

 

[fyrwrxz]

I know the problem. No one told landscaping about the launch and the lawn sprinklers turned on and fouled up the works.

LMAO!!! NASA=Needs Another Safety Administrator....

 

[John4645]

What I love the most of the Titan project was they only had TWO successful launches before the said ok, lets put a guy on top!

 

[Area66]

And peoples are scare of Estes E motors cato, lol, I like the way the rockets colapse , it's like they get down in the ground

 

[soxfan121]

Woops

 

[dcastle]

What I love the most of the Titan project was they only had TWO successful launches before the said ok, lets put a guy on top!

Oh, there were quite a few Titan I and II launches before the first manned Gemini, which was Gemini 3 on March 23, 1965 with Gus Grissom and John Young. There were two prior Gemini launches, but they were not the first Titans to go up.

The really gutsy launch was STS-1 with Columbia with John Young and Bob Crippen aboard. There had been NO prior unmanned flights of the space shuttle system before going full up and launching that day.