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It's a shame SpaceX never/rarely releases any of the onboard footage from the droneship. I understand that the live connection cuts out when a rocket comes down
by LeonM 9y ago
It's a shame SpaceX never/rarely releases any of the onboard footage from the droneship. I understand that the live connection cuts out when a rocket comes down with it's engines on full thrust pointed right down at the ship, but surely the cameras on the ship store the footage.
Since the landing was a particularly difficult and rough one, I'd love to see HD footage of the rocket coming in and landing on the deck of the ship.
Edit: typo
- danielsamuels 9y ago> It's a shame SpaceX never/rarely releases any of the onboard footage from the droneship That's not true, usually a day or two after the landing Elon or SpaceX post the footage to Instagram and then later to YouTube.
- jpgvm 9y agoNot always, but I would say in cases like this when it's interesting (hot landing) Elon normally does come through with the goods on Instagram/Twitter.