Ariane 5
Small video about the launch of Ariane 5 with views of the Vulcain engines. The power of the engines is 4,000,000 hp !!!!
Tags: rocket, engines, vulcain, ariane, EADS, astrium, ESA
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Uploaded on June 14, 2007
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Acceleration a = F/m = (2*1454510)/(1712000/32.2) -32.2 = 22.5 ft/s^2,
if using two main boosters. Do the math yourself if you know the details better (how many engines and how large the thrusts are). Details might be found from here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariane_5
Do you think that much detail matters in this case? The point is, it looks like its accelerating slow because it is. How slow is slow? Thats the point im making, its what your comparing it to that makes it look slow. Of course its not going up as slow as it looks, but like I said before its not a sounding rocket, nor does it have a crazy power to weight ratio. A top fuel dragster accelerates much faster. 0 to 100mph in 1 second. No rocket that carries humans can claim the same.
if using two main boosters. Do the math yourself if you know the details better (how many engines and how large the thrusts are). Details might be found from here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ariane_5
Why are rockets and space shuttles allways so slow in the beginning of their launch? They nearly seem to stand still while spitting out a lot of flames and smoke. I've wondered about this a while now...