BoomerD
No Lifer
- Feb 26, 2006
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If it's not capable of flying "to the stars," it shouldn't be called a starship.
I like how it blew up at the end. I feel that was almost on purpose. Elon: "Ok guys I know you really want to, yes you can hit the emergency self destruct button, I mean we should be sure it works anyway right?".
Some of the landing legs didn't fully pop out and half of them were just dangling on the slow mo videos. They were flimsy to begin with. It landed pretty hard with a bounce and my guess is probably busted some plumbing and fuel leaks when only half of the legs took the impact hit. All these explosions will make a great video montage later.
Man. Glad I am not the guy/gal in charge of the landing legs right now .
What did I say? Look at this shit
Landing leg in one side is not locking in place.
What tf kind of error is that.
how much does each spaceship cost?I don't think those legs are permanent design, I think they just threw those on there real quick but the main idea is to land it, what happens after does not matter as much.
waiting for elon to invent the ion drive.No major new revelation except huge improvement on the Raptor 2 engine. Orbital test flight being held up by regulation red tape. Elon seems more confident it will all work tho. Amazing in two years it went from a sci-fi mock-up to full blown test orbital flight ready vehicle. I may just live long enough to see a Mars flight attempt.