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>“Particularly trying to understand the quieter bang sound a few seconds before the fireball goes off,” he wrote on Twitter. “May come from rocket or something
by FLUX-YOU 10y ago
>“Particularly trying to understand the quieter bang sound a few seconds before the fireball goes off,” he wrote on Twitter. “May come from rocket or something else.”
They should be able to sync the audio/video and figure out where the quieter bang came from. I can't imagine there was only one camera on the pad. Even easier if they actually sync the video timestamps with a common time signal.
- hueving 10y ago>I can't imagine there was only one camera on the pad. It's not like this was the launch. It was very possible that most cameras were not recording.
- phpnode 10y agoIt's a full dress rehearsal, the only difference between static fire and a real launch is that they do not release the hold-down clamps and shut down the engines instead. The cameras would have been rolling.
- alanh 10y agoSynchronized audio: https://youtu.be/maRTEzlSBLk?t=1m8s https://youtu.be/maRTEzlSBLk?t=1m8s A quieter sound just before explosion is audible in this video, although I don't know that I would call it a “bang.”