Dec 10, 2020 12:20 AM
koakuma42
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sauce: https://youtu.be/ap-BkkrRg-o?t=6886
bellyflop
spacex
spattr
Blowed up real good
TripUpStairs
Thanks for the link...I don't understand why they are saying nice work? Didn't it blow up upon landing?
i think it accomplished what they wanted by going back from horizontal to vertical.
I see, like an acceptable loss because they are learning from mistakes?
TheBurritoConfederacy
Exactly. Their testing philosophy is that u learn more from intentionally pushing the hardware until it breaks than if everything's perfect.
tehdubz
Brand new design and test, there was only a 40ish % chance of landing, or anything what they hoped. They have 2 more test vehicles line up
Thanks for explaining!
spattr
Blowed up real good
TripUpStairs
Thanks for the link...I don't understand why they are saying nice work? Didn't it blow up upon landing?
koakuma42
i think it accomplished what they wanted by going back from horizontal to vertical.
TripUpStairs
I see, like an acceptable loss because they are learning from mistakes?
TheBurritoConfederacy
Exactly. Their testing philosophy is that u learn more from intentionally pushing the hardware until it breaks than if everything's perfect.
tehdubz
Brand new design and test, there was only a 40ish % chance of landing, or anything what they hoped. They have 2 more test vehicles line up
TripUpStairs
Thanks for explaining!