Watch SpaceX's Starship self-destruct 4 minutes into the flight
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No, this was a fail. It did not complete the mission expected out of the launch. FAIL
All the Starship prototypes are being made to gather info about how to make next prototypes better, and this one did it. Each mission has point. If this one’s point was to sunk Ship in Pacific ocean and Booster in Mexican gulf – it’s a fail. If it’s point was to learn – it’s success. That’s what prototyping is, that’s what iterative design is. And they didn’t blow up Stage 0 conducting the test, that’s great
Elon watching like, why are we clapping? Billions of dollars just went up in flames and we are clapping?
Honestly they were probably pretty bored of working on the same ship and booster for the past two years, now they can focus on the next ones fresh from the production line.
Would you rather essentially a bomb hit the ground or would you want it to take itself out in the air disintegrating most of the metal and fuel?
They have private investors but they’re not a public company so they own the entire Company by themselves.
Anybody who is smart enough to become a private investor (a extremely exclusive deal) SpaceX is betting for the long game this is not a short-term investment.
🤣 Elon is looking at everyone thinking wait this isn’t funny or cool why is everyone clapping? Ok I’ll just roll with it
Everybody questioning why they are clapping to a failure is a fool.
You reveal your ignorance so easily.
They hope these issues show up early so they can fix them early instead of showing up later when it’s under Primetime operation who wants unresolved issues? raise your hand!
I thought so
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