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I’ve read elsewhere that the cut-away during booster separation was intentional given the high risk manoeuvre. If something went wrong / explosion etc, then th
by herodoturtle 6mo ago
I’ve read elsewhere that the cut-away during booster separation was intentional given the high risk manoeuvre.
If something went wrong / explosion etc, then they wouldn’t want to broadcast it.
Something to that effect. I’m paraphrasing someone else.
- _moof 6mo agoDon't they usually manage that by having the broadcast be slightly delayed?