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What was the step? In this specific explosion?
by dmbche 4y ago
What was the step?
In this specific explosion?
- taejavu 4y agoOne less explosion before they figure out how to fly and reuse the rocket. You understand how learning works, right?
- dmbche 4y agoThanks for the snark You understand that this test was too early, proved nothing and had little to no way to mitigate the likely explosion that they expected? And that the impact on the nearby residents, the wildlife were not taken in consideration? But it's fine because "surely they learned something"?
- taejavu 4y agoYou're welcome. That's correct, it's a worthwhile tradeoff.
- dmbche 4y agoYou'd be great at the head of a totalitarian regime! You should move next to the test site, I'm sure you'll be glad to be one of the people affected.
- taejavu 4y agoI tried, but turns out they won't let people live too close to a rocket launch site. Something about safety concerns. Who knew?!
- dmbche 4y agoYou know, google is free, everybody can use it:https://www.cnbc.com/2023/04/24/spacex-starship-explosion-spread-particulate-matter-for-miles.html https://www.cnbc.com/2023/04/24/spacex-starship-explosion-sp...
- dmbche 4y agoSike
- dmbche 4y agoI just learned the launch was on 4/20, and the tanks spelled 420 as well. I'm sure this did not rush the launch. I'm sure people aren't going to get cancer because of a 420 bit.