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Of course. :) I did not mean the "surreal" adjective in any negative way, it's just that from all NASA or SpaceX event streams in past several years, we're all
by pferde 6y ago
Of course. :) I did not mean the "surreal" adjective in any negative way, it's just that from all NASA or SpaceX event streams in past several years, we're all used to seeing something more tangible, like camera views, and almost zero delay, since they're usually close enough for that.
Here, all there was to see was the part that they usually do not show at all.
- walrus01 6y agoI think they mentioned in the Livestream that telemetry was coming in at 1Hz, presumably precision steps for each data point.
- martyvis 6y agoYep. My guess is that allows them to confirm the flight plan worked and the vehicle was safe at the end, so that they could time box the report in the hour. Presumably the higher resolution data, prettier video (and maybe audio?? ) is flowing through the pipeline as we speak.