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Love how the autobalance on the cameras cut almost everything to black so you could not see the rocket at first, until it emerged from the darkness.
by russdill 11y ago
Love how the autobalance on the cameras cut almost everything to black so you could not see the rocket at first, until it emerged from the darkness.
- glaberficken 11y agoMoon landing deniers will have a field day with that camera's footage.
- adventured 11y agoMuch like with the moon landings, then SpaceX will do it another dozen times, and the deniers will pretend there was only one landing so as to fit the narrative better.
- andygates 11y agoSpaceX already have their little cadre of deniers - an offshoot of the "space isn't real" and "moon hologram" berks.
- fixermark 11y agoThat was an unexpected and delicious bit of Hollywood drama. My first assumption with the flash followed by darkness is that it had impacted too hard and exploded or wrecked the camera. The autobalance stabilizing was a great big-reveal moment.
- gozur88 11y agoThe stream I was watching had the video delayed a couple seconds from the audio. Based on the initial crowd reaction I assumed the landing was a failure.