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Spontaneous Rapid Disassembly isn't a failure. It's an event. All data is recorded, studied, modeled, and reassessed for the next experiment. Like the Falcon 9,
by reactordev 1y ago
Spontaneous Rapid Disassembly isn't a failure. It's an event. All data is recorded, studied, modeled, and reassessed for the next experiment. Like the Falcon 9, once the correct inputs are developed, it will become as routine as "Hey Siri..."
- ActorNightly 1y agoFully agree. However if your stuff keeps exploding after you have had quite a large number of those test events, something is amiss. >Like the Falcon 9, once the correct inputs are developed, it will become as routine as "Hey Siri..." TBD. Raptor engines are the equivalent of taking 2 liter inline 4 engine and putting on massive turbos to make it generate 1000 whp. Thats pretty much how you get the high pressure ratio.
- reactordev 1y agoThe majority of recent failures have been due to counterfeit parts… parts that were supplied to a specification but failed to meet it. Last one was a nitrogen tank.