Discovery's Last Launch viewed from passing passenger aircraft !!

Thought i'd just share this little bit of video as most posts I have seen have been from the perspective of the ground......

However many times I watch things like this they never cease to amaze me....... the sheer Power and force is actually quite incredible.....

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Sad fact that we will never see this (especially from a passing passenger jet) again........

Also on Top Gear last Sunday 27th Feb, there was a good 10 mins about the moon buggy, Rover which when costed out was something in the region of £500,000 per mile covered.......... In it's life the moon buggy did 56 miles and the final parting shot of the Apollo spacecraft leaving for Earth was filmed from the camera on the moon buggy, which of course is still up there.....

Regards

PDUK

SORRY..............

This has Already been posted ..........Ignore or remove

Thanks

PDUK

That was way cool.
Not sure where else it's been posted. Didn't see a link.
Regardless, that is really cool looking.