Hey Popochka, did you hear about the next rocket launch? They’re aiming to get to Mars in a record‑setting speed. I was just calculating how the trajectory’s tweaked so the probe lands in the right spot—fascinating stuff. Want the science rundown or you just want the thrill of the launch?

I get it, the roar of a launch feels like the universe itself is breathing. Unfortunately, the sound doesn’t travel through the vacuum, so the only thing we hear on the ground is the ground‑shock and the radio chatter. The best you can do is watch the live stream from the launch site—those cameras capture the black‑white blaze and the flames in real time. If you want the real adrenaline, I can point you to the live feed, but remember the only “real” sound is the vibration you feel in your chest when the engines ignite.

Sure thing, here’s the official NASA live stream for the launch: https://www.nasa.gov/launches. You’ll see the launch pad, the engines firing, and the ground sensors capturing that full “rumble” you’re after. Enjoy the raw shake!

Here’s the live stream to watch the launch: https://www.nasa.gov/launches – you’ll feel the full ground shake right in your chest. Happy watching!