New re-entry video - hi-res version!

1. Posted by: Dave Lermit • Fascinating • reply
   30-09-2008 • 17:58:55

   Fireworks
   Will there be a study concerning the fragmentation. Ie which component was that bright spark?

   I note that a search for Small Payload Return Capsule returns: Not found
   No Plans?

2. Posted by: dan • Excelent Video!! • reply
   30-09-2008 • 18:26:52

   Woow, amazing!! just next time dont give the camera to a drunken monkey.

3. Posted by: A dedicated researcher • Drunken monkey? • reply
   02-10-2008 • 05:25:38

   As someone who was on one of the NASA airplanes...I can personally tell you about the difficulty of trying to aim a camera at an object that is travelling at 27000 kph, that is more than 100 km away while holding a camera that weighs nearly 15 kilograms sitting in an airplane flying at more than 12000 meters at a speed of more than 600 kph. A whole plane full of scientists worked very hard to image the reentry and the scientific results should be very valuable. So, the team appreciates the comments about the results, but please think twice before insulting the efforts of some dedicated individuals. Thank you.

4. Posted by: Francois • RE: Drunken monkey? • reply
   02-10-2008 • 12:20:41

   Hi all,

   Nice images clearly, well just a remark, the comment was not insulting, just a joke. I think that science and joke is compatible, isn t it ?

5. Posted by: Tommaso Virnicchi • what J.V. contained? • reply
   02-10-2008 • 22:02:13

   Fascinating video, but: we all read J.V. was used for bring home the waste from the ISS.
   What exactly it contained? judging from bright fragments and small explosions and halos, probably were on board both soft and hard materials.
   Someone can explain exactly what?
   Thank you

6. Posted by: E Bruno • info • reply
   18-10-2008 • 00:02:10

   Was there live recordings of the vehicles internal components to measure heat and pressure? Very cool video and kudos to the videographer , that took real skill!

7. Posted by: Juan Rodriguez • A great achievement • reply
   29-10-2008 • 04:02:59

   It's amazing how well everything went from start to finish, comments posted by the ISS crew saying that some of them even used the ATV as sleeping room, docking to the ISS without a glitch, you get the point. Now, what i really like to see, is some kind of new ship able to send a crew to space like Soyuz or Shuttle do. Great success guys, this kind of thing makes me proud to be european. Keep it up!!

8. Posted by: Gerald Mann • video download? • reply
   11-11-2008 • 00:29:54

   Fascinating video. Are there any way to download the video?
   Thanks

   Gerald

9. Posted by: Flips • download • reply
   27-03-2009 • 07:45:11

   hi,

   is there any possibility to download the video?

10. Posted by: danielscuka • RE: download • reply
    14-06-2009 • 11:02:00

    Access link to full video file here:

    http://www.esa.int/esa-mmg/mmg.pl?b=b&type=V&keyword=atv&single=y&start=6&size=b

11. Posted by: john • New re-entry video • reply
    01-06-2009 • 09:16:24

    very nice & interesting thakx

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