SpaceX Falcon 9 grounded after landing mishap
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- What was supposed to be a historic week for SpaceX ended in setbacks, after a Falcon 9 rocket booster burst into flames off the coast of Florida. All Falcon 9’s are now grounded after an anomaly overnight.
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The FAA should have been so diligent with Boeing's Starliner!
23 landings. That should be the story
Chu mean?
It doesn't work like that, no awards for 'being close' or 'nice try dude' 🫤
@@laars0001 They reused this booster 23 times without much repair, that's impressive even if it crashed. They knew that it might crash so they stopped using it for human flights and it only launched Satellites. Each shuttle was only used 20-30 times with 1 billion per launch... It only costs 1 million to refurbish a falcon 9...
Those aren't that good. It should last way longer with all the resources it uses just to bring it back
@@laars0001 what do you mean lol they have the only booster that can land at all. All of NASA's booster crash after re-entry. So what do you mean no awards for being close? They're literally the only ones that can even do it lol they're in their own league. One booster fails after 23 missions and the world is ended because it's spacex. But everyone else ALWAYS crashes their booster's and no one bats an eye.
fun fact: faclon 9 holds a MILLION pounds of propellant that burns in the first 3 minutes of take off. whats the math per second????
Well you are still misleading people.
1) “SpaceX is now grounded” not true, Starship isn’t affected for example, neither is Falcon Heavy. You mentioned this so many times throughout the video.
2) “The FAA is now investigating…” SpaceX performs this investigation, not the FAA.
3) 0:47 It was trying to land on a drone ship, not an RTLS to the Cape.
3) “Polaris Dawn… cancelled” Please try to use accurate vocabulary next time, cancelled means cancelled and will not happen again. This case it’s called a scrub which means they will stand down from this launch attempt due to whatever issue, and they will try to fix that issue if that’s the case and reattempt at a later date.
4) The launch did not end “in an explosion”, it ended with a proper payload deployment of the Starlink satellites. Period.
On an unrelated note, “NASA relies too much on SpaceX” it’s true that SpaceX is monopolizing the space launch market, but what other options do you have? Boeing Starliner which is still stuck on the ISS due to negligence by the Boeing team when they know they have an issue but they just don’t want to fix it?
Please fact check your stuff.
what is this space autism?
Wrong, it is official:
"The FAA has temporarily halted Falcon 9 launches to investigate a failed booster landing Wednesday. The agency said it was requiring an investigation into the incident early Wednesday, when a Falcon 9 booster erupted in flames and tipped over upon landing on a droneship in the Atlantic."
Literally says the Falcon 9 is grounded. Keep simping on Musk
I love how the Musk simps respond by pointing out Boeing. Starliner is intact, the astronauts are alive and NASA would use it if there was an emergency on the ISS. SpaceX had problems with Starship and it’s obvious they used their resources getting Starship to where it could achieve orbit and as a result other programs had quality reductions.
What does this have to do with starship? Starship isnt their crew capsule that they would send to the ISS that would be dragon. SpaceX dragon has made several stops to the ISS making it literally infinitely more successful than starliner. SpaceX dragon has docked with iss 20 times and flown home. Starliner is months into their first failed attempt still. SpaceX also normalized landing boosters, where everyone is bitching about how unsafe spacex is because one booster failed to land after 23 missions, but meanwhile this is what happens to every NASA booster after every mission. So whose really simping here?
@@TheAmzngAidsStarship failed three times in a row. It’s very likely SpaceX used resources from all divisions to have a successful fourth launch, and in doing so, the quality of the other programs suffered which is why Falcon 9 had two failures in a row. And by the way, Starliner landed safely exactly where they wanted it to land so it was a human decision to keep the Boeing astronauts on the ISS, not low quality on the part of Boeing.
It was a crash. Not a mishap. Maybe SpaceX shouldn't use a temporary pad in the Ocean
God's word stands even today, no leaving the firmament. LOL for ppl that believe in ''Space''
Opinions based on observation. Somehow, we see progress as good. Is losing 4 human lives becoming just part of the game. Is the race to finish first causing high quality inspections to be overlooked like releasing cars on the public that may cause deaths? You say you are regulated, yet you appear to be a rogue operator. No more Challengers please.
nobody died, this was a booster landing on a floating barge so it could be reused for the 24th time
@@DiscoBlissRight. I looks like it just tipped over unexpectedly. The Challenger was unexpected as well. I am sure you saw that as well. Our generation has mostly learned to question technology.
Is "being close" good enough now like points in a game of horseshoes?
@@laars0001As in "Close to Perfection?" Or "Close to the finish line, but no win." Elon said, "Stuff will go wrong, but that is the price of progress." I know he did not mean loss of life was part of the equation. He cherishes life and hopes for the best for all humanity. He will see a better civilization in time. He will perfect all processes with the help of his workers. He is first an Engineer.
@@ArtOfHealth no search finds him to have an engineering degree or license os standing in any field
it was crash spacex 23 landings spacex starship astronauts
Isn't this who's going to bring the stranded astronauts back home🤔 This reminds me of that submarine. They're going to keep on until......
Well rocket reentry is totally different. The astronaut lands in a capsule in the ocean. Musk over complicates things
If you want to know this rocket has been reused many times and it landed only moving landing pad on the ocean. So this mishap will occur but more reliable than your Boeing glue stick.
ppl STILL believe in space lmfaooooooooooo God laughing hard AF right now
Lol.. let's go firmament let's go!! Like you really leaving the firmament. God not having it read the Bible
The diversity is worse Boeing failed big time before it started Space X really made space look easy
Comparing anything to Boeing is comparing anything to trash. Space is a waste of money. America should buy NASA funding in half. America ended shuttle program and then got all space crazy with space force. Republicans are morons that over spend on crap