• ShimmeringKoi [comrade/them]
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    2 years ago

    A finely curated selection of cope from the replies:

    SUCCESSFUL launch. Get it right or go away.

    Did you even watch, Just getting past the launch pad made it a success. Hence the term “test flight”

    It was supposed to. Successful launch

    launching in itself was big thing.

    THEY WERE LAUGHIN WHILE ELON WASNT :)

    Since it is impossible to go to space, a good back up plan was making sure the rocket would explode is a nice cop out. Space does not exist. You have been lied to.

    It is not possible to go through the dome

    A two part nightcap:

    The entire purpose of the launch was to test if things like this would happen and fix them before the rocket is used for important missions. The rocket blowing up now is a good thing , since it means one or more problems that led to the failure will be fixed.

    Usually you model out this sort of thing before spending millions building a fully functional version that’s supposed to work.

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    • Judge_Juche [she/her]
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      2 years ago

      Apollo 1 was acutally a success becuase it taught us that oxygen was flammable and people can't survive 5000 degrees.

      • Mardoniush [she/her]
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        2 years ago

        Final radio communications from Soyuz 1 show Komarov exclaiming joyfully that he had found a critical parachute failure.

    • Cigarette_comedian [he/him]
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      2 years ago

      Since it is impossible to go to space, a good back up plan was making sure the rocket would explode is a nice cop out. Space does not exist. You have been lied to.

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