I captured this strange phenomenon recently in SE Colorado at 1000FPS. Check out how the bolt actually follows the turbine blade at the end. If the blade was spinning faster would it draw a lightning circle?? Would love another @LaurelCoons analysis! @WorldAndScience
1/ So I wasn't exaggerating when I said the storm in Kansas the other night was probably the pinnacle of my chasing so far. Experts confirm a very high likelihood that I did capture multiple gigantic jets - more precisely, very rarely captured positive gigantic jets.
There's a limit to how "dynamic" you can get with a tethered test, but we're pushing the envelope as much as we can with the latest test of Gyroc, our VTVL rocket. Thanks to @esa and @spacegovuk. Video here: youtube.com/watch?v=WAMXIBng…
This year will see a historic milestone as a space launch company launches a payload into orbit from UK soil. Update on Britain's return to the launcher business ow.ly/kw8u50I0Xmw
We're pleased to announce that our VTVL rocket "Gyroc" has received funding from @esa (via @spacegovuk) for a development and test programme which will allow us to refine the control system and design a larger-scale vehicle. Here's a test from last week: youtube.com/watch?v=Kzl64BYY…
Comparison #ISS Canadarm2 holding robot #Dextre seen from the ground and from space. 10 inch telescope, manually tracked, single frame. Note marked visible thickening in arm which is combined spot consisting of small arm-mounted instruments.
First detail images NOSS satellite USA-229 were frames on top and bottom seem to confirm detail. This is the preceding satellite of this NOSS pair. NOSS satellites are very difficult targets for backyard telescopes due to the high altitude of over 1000 km.