VIDEO: Sparks Fly From United 777-200 as it Departs Newark Airport

Look up original news reel footage (with commentator) of the crash of the Hindenburg.
When did we stop teaching history in this country?

Maybe this is more familiar?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEpLncBG_Nw

https://simpleflying.com/united-airlines-boeing-777-sparks-debris/
Copy and paste into a different browser. I use Firefox and it didn't work. Using the Edge browser, amongst the thousand ads, I was able to get it to play.

Try a different web-browser? Here's a link to the same video in another source, try that: https://simpleflying.com/united-airlines-boeing-777-sparks-debris/

You think it would have blown fuse plugs in the wheel? Be interesting to hear something preliminary from the FAA on this, but I see nothing so far.

Seems unlikely in normal operations that there would be a hot brake after takeoff.

Not with Chrome. Stopped wanting me to join, blah blah.

Also, and to note, this is a systemic issue with FlightAware. There are other sites that are not nearly as revenue-focused / eyeball click counts, with current subscribers being played. There is NO editorial management on this site since the acquisition by Collins. All manner of content management based on relevant information for its then dedicated aviation enthusiast audience has disappeared resulting in just another (yawn) social media platform full of politics, BS, and some serious thinkers. Quite sad actually. Bravo to the original owners, I hope that the buy out by Collins has allowed them to ride off into the sunset with smiles on their faces, condos wherever they wish, and shiny cars. I would have done the same. BUT those that were serious about aviation content have been left with a totally different, light, unfocused site prone to political hijacking.

I will back up my bitching and pull my subscription. This has just devolved into a cheap noisy website. I feel sorry for those, such as me, that welcomed the banter based on an enthusiasm for aviation. The dog's breakfast that it is today is just not worth it, causes aggravation to those serious about aviation, and may I be so bold as to suggest that those that may feel the same way, look for other sites. They do exist.

Bye.