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Yeah, it's normal, and it usually ends up getting sucked backward, presumably due to the turbulent airflow in the space between the end of the vehicle and the e
by lutorm 10y ago
Yeah, it's normal, and it usually ends up getting sucked backward, presumably due to the turbulent airflow in the space between the end of the vehicle and the engine nozzles:
Echostar: https://youtu.be/zEfEBJfD_RE?t=18m23s https://youtu.be/zEfEBJfD_RE?t=18m23s
JCSAT: https://youtu.be/QZTCEO0gvLo?t=17m38s https://youtu.be/QZTCEO0gvLo?t=17m38s
CRS-9: https://youtu.be/ThIdCuSsJh8?t=17m45s https://youtu.be/ThIdCuSsJh8?t=17m45s