I'm very confused by your take here... SpaceX made it clear beforehand that the primary objectives of this test were the ascent and descent, not the landing. Th

I'm very confused by your take here... SpaceX made it clear beforehand that the primary objectives of this test were the ascent and descent, not the landing. The "belly flop" horizontal descent is entirely new, and something they have only modeled so far. The primary objectives of the test were completed without any issues. If that doesn't meet your definition of success, I don't know what to tell you...