God, I can only imagine the hardon all this stuff gives you. Wanna talk about the Space Shuttle program? Probably not, because it was all engineered before Elon was born.
Hard on? Hardly.God, I can only imagine the hardon all this stuff gives you. Wanna talk about the Space Shuttle program? Probably not, because it was all engineered before Elon was born.
The article I read was those mini satellites happened to be launched during a CME event and the solar winds added more drag on the satellites and they couldn't reach final altitude. At least one already deorbited and burned up.Move fast, break things.
SpaceX's Upgraded Starlink Satellites Aren't Doing So Well
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk says the next-gen satellites are "experiencing some issues" and that some units might have to be destroyed.gizmodo.com
fly says this is ok!
The fact that you can't tell the difference between a new, novel scenario that was unfortunate, but learned from and a totally predictable, known issue shows that you're a little nose-blind in your approach to ol Elon's anus.OMG GUISE HOW COULD NASA DO THIS *tears*cry*cry*
SHUTTLE PASSES TEST; A WORKER IS KILLED (Published 1981)
www.nytimes.com
Which one is the new novel scenario again?The fact that you can't tell the difference between a new, novel scenario that was unfortunate, but learned from and a totally predictable, known issue shows that you're a little nose-blind in your approach to ol Elon's anus.
Like, they have engineers working on this stuff you idiots. They got it wrong. It was a test, so that's okay. They learned from it, just like NASA did when that dude died.
I love that you quoted Elon saying they did that before the launch.If only someone had thought about calculating how much load concrete could take under the punishment of 30 rocket motors and then designed it to take the abuse. It's something nobody could possibly have seen coming!
Aim for the taint, bro.
I can't see twits.I love that you quoted Elon saying they did that before the launch.
So then you're just commenting based on ElonHate, not on facts. Got it. Their engineers determined that it would be fine for one launch. They did the math. It was wrong. It happens. The only difference is that SpaceX isn't allowed to be wrong, test or not.I can't see twits.
It's really a shame nobody's ever done math on the strength of concrete though. Really sad. Such a cutting edge, unknown, untested material.
lolSo then you're just commenting based on ElonHate, not on facts. Got it. Their engineers determined that it would be fine for one launch. They did the math. It was wrong. It happens. The only difference is that SpaceX isn't allowed to be wrong, test or not.
They thought it would hold. It didnt. It was a test. No one was hurt. There is literally no story here.lol
They can see so far because they're riding on the shoulders of giants. It's weird that they only take to heart the lessons that are expedient enough to implement quickly though. It's almost like SpaceX is run by an impatient idiot.
If Elon had nothing to do with it then it would be the fault of that evil sinister Jeff Bezos!!They thought it would hold. It didnt. It was a test. No one was hurt. There is literally no story here.
If this was any place else other than SpaceX, none of you folks with a hardon for Elon failures would care one iota.
If it was NASA I'd have heartburn because there's literally thousands of years of data for concrete, and it's all available for anyone to read and use.They thought it would hold. It didnt. It was a test. No one was hurt. There is literally no story here.
If this was any place else other than SpaceX, none of you folks with a hardon for Elon failures would care one iota.
Yes, I'm sure *none* of the hundreds (thousands?) of engineers that work at SpaceX knew about that data and reviewed it before making a decision to use it. Makes total sense.If it was NASA I'd have heartburn because there's literally thousands of years of data for concrete, and it's all available for anyone to read and use.
It's SpaceX, so naturally any criticism at all makes your peepee wither.
Great, so now you acknowledge that they did that stupid shit on purpose.Yes, I'm sure *none* of the hundreds (thousands?) of engineers that work at SpaceX knew about that data and reviewed it before making a decision to use it. Makes total sense.
Nah. They didn't.They thought it would hold.