Roscket TasartirRecorded this video during my KSC tour 1 day before the launch of the Atlantis Space Shuttle for STS-135, the last Space Shuttle mission.
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Space Shuttle Thermal Tile DemonstrationRoscket Tasartir2011-07-10 | Recorded this video during my KSC tour 1 day before the launch of the Atlantis Space Shuttle for STS-135, the last Space Shuttle mission.
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For information about the Space Shuttle thermal tiles, how they work, what they are made of, and other thermal insulation used on the Space Shuttle, check out this very informative brochure here: http://www.nasa.gov/centers/johnson/pdf/584728main_Wings-ch4b-pgs182-199.pdfArchival footage of “Hot Rod” flight test for 1950s nuclear pulse propulsion Project OrionRoscket Tasartir2023-10-24 | Archival footage of a novel rocket propulsion system test from Project Orion using controlled detonations from explosives ejected behind the test vehicle called “Hot Rod.” The controlled explosions would push against the vehicle’s rear blast shield, imparting forward momentum to the vehicle as its primary means of propulsion. The test vehicle weighed several hundred pounds and was roughly 3 feet in diameter at the base.
This test was conducted in Nov. 12, 1959, at Point Loma, California. “Hot Rod” achieved roughly 100 meters in altitude following several ejected explosive blasts. In the video, some of the small explosive canisters can be seen ejecting aft of the test vehicle prior to their detonation. After the blasts, the vehicle deployed a parachute for a (relatively) soft landing and recovery by ground test crew.
Project Orion and this test was part of a joint effort amongst the US Airforce, DARPA, and NASA in the 1950s and 1960s to study whether rockets and spacecrafts of the future could be propelled by means of controlled nuclear explosions (“pulses”). This test itself did not use nuclear explosives, instead using conventional 3 lb. charges of explosives to test the concept. After the enactment of the Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty in 1963, however, the project was canceled.
Another neat fact: Freeman Dyson (famed theoretical physicist and mathematician credited with the idea of the “Dyson Sphere”) worked on Project Orion for several years.
Performed and recorded by Roscket.2018 Ocoee River Rafting - Victors DescentRoscket Tasartir2022-10-26 | ...Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past - Hero of Light Finale Piano performed by RoscketRoscket Tasartir2022-06-12 | The music from the credits of the Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, "Hero of Light", performed by Roscket Tasartir 2009.
Copyright NintendoBach: Prelude No. 1 performed by RoscketRoscket Tasartir2022-06-12 | Simple piano performance of Bach's well-known Prelude No.1.
Recorded 2009.Roscket - Piano Composition: SolitudeRoscket Tasartir2022-06-12 | Original composition for piano 2009.Everythings Alright - Cover by Lea the Cat and Roscket TasartirRoscket Tasartir2022-06-12 | Original Song Composed and Words by: Laura Shigihara Cover Vocalist: Lea the Cat Cover Pianist: Roscket Tasartir
Full credit to the original composer and singer, Laura Shigihara! Original song: youtu.be/t7dRTIhvqG8 Laura Shigihara's YouTube page: youtube.com/user/supershigiRoscket - Piano Composition: LongingRoscket Tasartir2022-06-12 | Original composition for piano 2014, revised 2022.Roscket - Piano Composition: WistfulRoscket Tasartir2022-06-04 | Original composition for piano 2019.Disneys The Little Mermaid - Part of your World - Voice and Piano Duet, Original ArrangementRoscket Tasartir2020-07-02 | Composed by: Alan Menken Vocalist and Mixed by: Lea the Cat Pianist and Arranged by: Roscket Tasartir
Video originally from "The Little Mermaid," speed modified to match with our song's arrangement and tempo.Pea Gravel Fire Pit Patio Expansion Construction Time LapseRoscket Tasartir2018-01-07 | Time lapse of a pea gravel fire pit patio expansion construction with french drain done by hand over the course of nearly 5 months. No powered tools or equipment were used in this construction other than a pickup truck for hauling the materials in.
I've also built some wooden benches, but they're not ready for prime time yet. The benches will surround the fire pit.Disneys Beauty and the Beast - Duet CoverRoscket Tasartir2017-11-29 | Piano by Roscket Tasartir. Voice by Lea the Cat. Original by Alan Menken.Close to You - Duet CoverRoscket Tasartir2017-11-29 | Piano by Roscket Tasartir. Voice by Lea the Cat. Original by Carpenter, style by Rumer.GreensleevesRoscket Tasartir2014-12-23 | My custom cover for "Greensleeves".Archival Titan II Launch Vehicle Staging Video in ColorRoscket Tasartir2013-04-28 | Archival NASA video footage of a Titan II launch vehicle first stage separation. Titan II employed a "fire-in-the-hole" (FITH) separation technique whereby the second stage ignites its single engine before the first stage engine is completely shut down, as well as before first stage separation and staging clearance. In the first few seconds prior to separation, you can see the exhaust products from the second stage engine venting out of the interstage exhaust ports. After stage separation and as the second stage clears away from the first stage, the second stage engine ramps up rapidly in thrust with enough force to blast away part of the interstage structure on top of the first stage.Beethovens Fur EliseRoscket Tasartir2013-02-03 | My piano performance of Beethoven's Fur Elise. I took a little bit of liberty here and there. This was recorded back in 2011 but I forgot I had it and didn't think to upload it until now. Enjoy =)Final Fantasy VI Town Theme Piano CoverRoscket Tasartir2013-02-03 | This is my piano cover of the Final Fantasy VI Town Theme. Enjoy =)Beethoven - Moonlight SonataRoscket Tasartir2013-02-03 | My piano performance of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.Beethoven - Pathetique Sonata Op.13Roscket Tasartir2013-02-03 | Simple piano performance of Beethoven's Pathetique Sonata Op.13. Excuse the mistakes =)