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WAI RAW 14 - Buran (Patreon)

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2020-07-11 15:10:03
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Hey all,


I went to the technical museum Speyer Germany to look at some very special stuff and today I want to show you all, what I saw!


If you have the time, Speyer is definitely worth a visit, if you're living close by.

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WAI RAW Episode 14 - Buran

Hey all, I went to the technical museum Speyer Germany to look at some very special stuff and today I want to show you all, what I saw! If you have the time, Speyer is definitely worth a visit, if you're living close by.

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Anonymous

Wow, what an interesting place. Thanks for bringing us along Felix.

Steve Ehrmann

I knew nothing about Speyer. I appreciate the vicarious visit. Suggestion: for me the numerous quick pans were minutes wasted - I couldn't make out much with point of view changing. Worse, they actually made me a little queasy. Personally I'd vote for cutting the pans by 90-100%. But keep these wonderful videos coming!

Anonymous

Superb video Felix - thanks for sharing. I would have loved to see Buran flying at the same time as Shuttle. I guess you have aleady seen it, but Curious Droid did a really awesome dissection of Buran a while back https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLOCQw5s9Uw

Anonymous

I thought the Buran was destroyed when a Museum roof collapsed on it a few years ago. Did they build two?

Anonymous

I did not know about Speyer. More is now added to my knowledge base. And if that is a Buron test article, it would be well worth the visit alone. Perhaps some captioning would help. The kids add a special something to any visit like this. Cool music! Thank you, Felix.

Anonymous

I am pretty sure that it is a moc up...

Anonymous
>>40190648

The BURAN prototype OK-GLI shown in the museum was built in 1984 and was used for testing glidingflight and landing after reentry into the atmosphere. During this part of the project the OK-GLI completed 25 atmospheric flights between 1984 and 1989 and significantly contributed to the successful orbital flight of a BURAN shuttle in 1988.

Anonymous

Thanks for taking us along with you and the family, looks like an interesting place. Enjoyed the video editing (Watched last night) and music from the WAI playlist 👍