I think we all need to thank Trevor. I don't how he got hold of himself at the end after the sonic booms. I would have screamed! It's interesting you have recorded 10 sonic booms, others got 6. Maybe the angle you had from the landing zone and how sound interference propagate?
Dear @elonmusk and @SpaceX. We recorded your Falcon Heavy rocket in a special way:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImoQqNyRL8Y …
cc @TrevorMahlmann @DestinSandlinpic.twitter.com/5mjLS3QnfG
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I made a very conscious effort not to yell in excitement at all the cool moments during launch/landing! I have been the one before who ruined my own/someones video with a vile "WOOOOOO!!!11" so while it was a challenge, I remembered how it sounds in a vid meant to be timeless. :)
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Those sonic booms...I can only imagine what they felt like...must have been awesome
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They shake ya to the bone!
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The sound was really cool, but I've heard rocket launches before. For me, the most interesting part was seeing
@TrevorMahlmann work his cameras.
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YEAH! I love it! You always manage to find a unique way of looking at (or hearing) things. That was wicked. I've never seen a rocket launch, so I appreciated experiencing it in a way that made me feel like I was there.
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That was cool!
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Wow. I was expecting it to be incredibly distorted but it was perfect. Really brought me back to the few launches/entries I witnessed living on Merritt Island. Thanks so much!
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That was pretty cool.
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