Dramatic Drone Video Shows Chinese Rocket Crash-Landing in Failed Test
Dramatic Drone Video Shows Chinese Rocket Crash-Landing in Failed Test
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Dramatic Drone Video Shows Chinese Rocket Crash-Landing in Failed Test
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as far as crash-landings go, this was freakin beautiful
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It was positioned well for the failure but I'm not a fan of the dramatic circling drone shot. It gives you no concept of size, scale or altitude of ... anything. The static camera positions we get from spacex are way better.
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Lol I cracked up when it happened. The fuckin title had me expecting hiroshima/nagasaki 2.0 then it just flops down like a toddler learning to go from standing position to sitting on floor position😂
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that was some impressive drone footage. beautiful
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Pretty impressive engineering regardless. I suspect they’ll have it figured out in no time. Reusable rockets owned by China will be a huge blow for American aerospace.
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No the US is falling in on it's own kleptocracy as we continue to not tax the wealthy and let the private sector flounder under Musk and I'll
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we may see more US politically motivated investment to stay ahead in the game vs our global enemies.
Yes Boeing et al should be given more taxpayer money to waste like
Ain't the free market grand
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The drone works was really nice. Pretty cool video and always nice to see companies publishing their failures aswell.
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Yeah, looked like someone flying acro, not an auto pilot. That would be a fun flight.
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The engine cut was so sudden. I was honestly expecting a more dramatic failure, but still awesome to see reusable rockets steadily becoming the norm.
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More dramatic?! There was music and everything...
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Dramatic like a fireball rising up from the crash, not the drama created by the camera and music.
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Sigh. Here, video.
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People tend to prefer context in science communities.
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Yeah, still. Title says video.
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God dammit Jeb. I told you we needed moar boosters
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Scott, stop abusing Jeb. He's people too.
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Overly dramatic I'd say. I would have liked less movement of the drone to be able to better judge the movement of the rocket.
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They did a lot of hovering. Are they not doing a hover-slam because it's much lighter than Falcon-9?
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