If Rockets were Transparent

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If Rockets were Transparent

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Here's a cool video on YouTube:



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I saw about a 15 second clip of the Apollo rocket on it's own on twitter, but this is much nicer!
Thanks for the post.
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Thanks, cool video ;)
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