Sonic Boom Meets Sun Dog 720p
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2010
- Solar Dynamics Observatory Launch, Feb 11, 2010 HD VERSION A sun dog is a prismatic bright spot in the sky caused by sun shining through ice crystals. The Atlas V rocket exceeded the speed of sound in this layer of ice crystals, making the shock wave visible from the ground. The announcer can be heard in the video saying, "The vehicle is now supersonic."
Before I made this trip I read some advice for photographers shooting rockets that said if it's your first launch, be sure to watch the actual event, don't lock your eyes on your camera the whole time. You don't want to miss actually experiencing it. That's why the camera doesn't track the rocket very well. I was trying to watch the actual thing. I understand that this infuriates a lot of people. I can't feel all that bad about it considering in that whole row of professional photographers with giant expensive cameras I was the only one that got this on HD video. I'd loaned my big tripod to a friend with a DSLR and I was just using a monopod for this, leaning it back as the rocket ascended. I was watching that sun dog, though, and framed it up on purpose. - Наука та технологія
1:50 for important people who don't have much freetime
Excellent video of the launch and sun dog event! Wonderful resolution and you can really see the continuation of the ripples! And I love how you ran it 3 times so I didn't have to keep going back as many times to see it again!! Good job!!
Oh no, all the flat earthers are going to be telling you the rocket went into the upper water area of 'the heavens' next ...
The amazing part is that it made the rainbow of the sun dog go away.
It also makes so much sense since this kind of sundog depends on the alignment of crystals, and the sonic wave broke it.
I expect the majority of people in that audience were scientists or engineers of some kind. As a physicist with a concentration in acoustics and a professional nature photographer I definitely appreciated it on many levels. Being able to see it with a few dozen people who came that day because of their interest in science was part of the fun.
Amazing that you can see it so clearly! Great catch, thanks for sharing.
Escaping our little bubble.
Just saw this. Actually seeing the shock wave like that was awesome! Thanks for sharing
I had to Google "sun dog" to fully enjoy this video. Is was worth my time.
Check out the website www.atoptics.co.uk for more info on atmospheric optical phenomena!
Parhelia. A cool word for them.
A single tear just fell from my eye.
Boo hoo.
One of the most amazing pieces of video footage I've ever seen. Love it. Thankyou. :-)
I got so much chills right now! If you look closely in the end you see the shape of the shockwave made in the clouds:D
That's an absolutely incredible shot! One of those strokes when the camera just happens to be aimed in the right direction at the right time. An amazing catch.
I probably could've seen it myself, if I'd thought to go out in the back yard and watch the launch. Dangit!
Very nice... rare phenomenon captured and shown beautifully. Thank you!
first off i didn't what the title meant until i saw it and that was no Photoshop effect .. just a raw footage, impressive !!
Amazing footage thanks for the upload.
A most excellent video! Well done!
Your video is great. I was also at the turn-basin for this launch, but I was unable to capture the ripples with my camera. Thanks for preserving the memory for me!
This is one of my favorite videos ever.
oh my god, this is one of the most beautiful images i've ever seen... simply amazing...
You have got to be kidding me! AMAZING FOOTAGE! Thank you so much! I cannot believe that. wow.
Incredible and rare phenomenon. Posterity thanks you for this historical video.
Pretty neat. I had heard about this on the radio but didn't realize how impressive it was visually. Cool!
Awesome - Thanks for posting! Tastefully put together and 720!!
Getting choked up here... I wonder how I would react in person to a launch. :)
That was the best take I think! Great audio clip in the end, too!
Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing this.
thanks so much for posting this! i was there too, watching the ripples through the telephoto lens of my nikon, and while mine isn't the laughter you captured, i was laughing too. it was so unexpected, and so amazing!
and, to those crying fake or whining about the camera work: look, zapruder, it's not like we expected this to happen. at no point does the voice on the loudspeaker say "now watch the sun dog carefully, and be sure to keep the camera steady because you owe it to the internet".
Great video and I had previously looked for footage of either the shuttle or a falcon9 or any of them making the vapor cloud right before/after passing the sound barrier
what an amazing experience. I think that it is a miracle that we have the technology to send people ad payloads into orbit.What a beautiful sight to see the sound barrier broken like that!!
That was incredible! great capture!
Great video hope to see more soon
Coolest thing I've ever seen during a launch!! Great video!!
Nice capture! Thanks for posting it.
Finally got a look at this. Thanks for sending it. Yeah, it's absolutely stunning. And had I been keeping track of launch times, I probably could've seen it from my back yard. Sigh...
Looked like ripples in a pond added in!
Fabulous job, Barbara! Well done! Saw this tweeted by a Canadian colleague. Your vid is getting 'round!
That was really cool didn't see that comming.
Excellent choice of music! Pretty cool video.
truly awesome, I wish I saw it in person, but thanks for video.
Wow, that's awesome. Good job capturing that.
This video never gets old. :)
Nice video. That was beautiful to watch
Phenomenal video. Awesome job.
Wow. I have never seen anything like it. So thats how the speed of sound is "broken". Amazing video!!
Ah, well done! The slow-mo one looks very nice.
AWESOME! Thank you very much for uploading this.
Very cool. Just WOW. Great video!
That is awesome!!! That would be so surreal to see in person.
Thanks for the replays, I laughed when "that is so cool" came up on screen. I was saying the same thing. Great upload! :D
either ice crystals to alternately melt (and maybe evaporate) and refreeze or else to melt and evaporate and then recondense into water, cyclically as the waves passed it.
This is actually quite like the visible ripples in a pond after throwing a pebble into it. The unique factor here is that we had a cloud layer ideally positioned to visualize the effect.
That was beautiful!
That was very cool, I didn't realize we were still sending those up.
Wow thats weird, I never saw that before and never heard it talked about.
Cool video.
That was amazing, never seen anything like that before!
So the ripples are the effects of the sonic boom changing the reflections in the Sun Dog. Then you can also see the sonic boom reverberating off the ground and back up into the Sun Dog. A wonderful visualization of a sonic boom and the wave ripples of sound through atmosphere. perfect.
The sonic boom, or shock wave disturbed the orientation of the ice crystals in the cirrus clouds. the ice crystals have to be oriented a certain way in relation to the sun, and have a certain shape to permit sun dogs to be visible. This is an improper analogy, but, if you turn a mirror the wrong way, you can't see your face. Ice crystals, and prisms can act like mirrors, binoculars have prisms, yet because they can act like mirrors, their length is usually shorter. Looking at the sun dog was like like looking at a large array of extremely small prisms that were refracting the sunlight, when suddenly the shock wave came along and rotated them. The ripples became visible because the ice crystals in the clouds were small, and, partially, probably because of the compression of the air in the shock wave which also would have altered the temperature.
That was was so bad ass. Nice catch!
Superb footage.
One of themost amaxing piece sof video footage I've ever seen. Love it. Thankyou. :-)
very cool! I didn't even know what a sun dog was until I did a little research after spotting ones on both sides of the sun last weekend. Then I found this AWESOME video!
Google it and look at some of them on video.
fantastic video. should be put on youtube's homepage
This is so damn awesome!
For one second I *really* found myself using the mouse wheel trying to follow the rocket 🤣
Great video...Hope they got that in IMAX:)
Love it! that's just a great shot
Did not see Sonic or dog 6/10
It is at 1:50
@@Hiitsstriker its sonic..and where is doggie?
Off to the left of rocket 🚀 right after/during sonic rippling.
those are some dangerously cool beans
@mrsbrown1357 Likely the shock front generated by the supersonic rocket "tumbles" the ice crystals in the thin clouds as it races through. Those ice crystals were previously in a very specific arrangement, like little mirrors, so "jiggling" them changes the reflection... and makes it visible from the ground.
Thanks for the video. That was cool.
Beautiful!
Video is amazing!!
that is simply beautiful!!
Wow~ I was there, didn't see that from my vantage point near US1 and FL 50. What a great shot!
beachton123---THANKS for POSTING! And when you re-played it the 3rd time --I immediately said: "Oh GOOD!" GREAT post!!
Cool vid. Thanks for sharing.
THAT IS AMAZING!!!
1:53 awesome! Very cool video. Incredible footage of physics in action. Simply marvelous... :D
nice waves
Wow that was amazing
Good to hear, actually - I was planning on trying out iMovie's stabilization feature myself, on some 15 fps video. I've had some great luck with the EX-FH20 and HHO water rocket launches lately (as well as other high fps videos)
That WAS awesome!!!
amazing footage
It amazes me how far mankind has come with techknowledgy in the last century.
You had me at "Sonic Boom Meets Sun Dog"
Nice. Excellent job.
Learning that it was the SDO's rocket that made this...it's awesome.
I saw this footage before, but didn't know it was the SDO's rocket. So awesome.
I saw your explanation for the not-so-smooth tilt up and I'm sorry I didn't see it before posting. Not trying to pile on. Hope things turn around for you and you can get back to work. I will be very proud to see America's next manned spacecraft fly, whatever and whenever that may be. Good luck.
Awesome rainbow there too ^^
Having videoed & watched a shuttle launch before, I suspect it's because she had a choice: look through a camera to keep it centered the whole time, or actually try to experience the spectacle with her actual eyes. Having had to make that decision myself... I think she did an excellent job.
You might want to try experiencing life outside of YT... this person did (thank you!!).
awesome... love it! :) Pay the people who got to see it live...
In that region of the cloud, the ice crystals would be hexagonal plates (aligned)... after all, that's why you would get a sundog. As a disturbance moves through, if it deflects those plates, it will act like millions of tiny mirrors flexing. That will destroy the sundog alignment... but it might tilt crystals in neighboring regions in such a way to reflect more or less light towards the viewer. Melting them will take a lot of energy (that can't be recovered into sound during refreezing).
seriously awesome!
That was positively awesome.
Amazing!
That... was ... the... coolest thing ever! thanks for the video. I really appreciate it :D
very cool! thanks!
Awesome vid.
Thanks for posting this video. I found it very interesting that the sonic boom ripples seem to continue reverberating, even after the rocket has passed. That seems different from the classic cone-shaped, two-boom event from a jet fighter.
Also: when Lucasarts or EMI find out about this video they'll send you a DMCA Takedown Notice for unauthorized use of copyrighted material (due to the songs). When that happens, please re-post this video without the soundtrack.
Ok.... this was pretty awesome.
LoL, the guy at the end when he laughs... cracks me up.