where's the rebar?

>>15382271 (OP)

What am I looking at?

jet fuel can melt steel beams

human spaceflight being delayed 3 years

>>>/sfg/

But the steel beams are perfectly fine.

>>15382271 (OP)

Here

So should we be building these pads out of basalt?

Space X wants to launch this rocket without flame diverters, because they hope to land and launch from mars one day where there are no specially built pads. The result was the launch pad concrete disintegrated and destroyed 3 of the raptor engines right from the get go. Another 3 failed a few minutes into flight and the rocket lost control and was detonated by ground crew.

The commentator saying it was doing it's flip maneuver for separation was a moron. It was no where near high enough and hadn't even throttled down

Launching from Mars doesn't need the superheavy booster you newfag. The starship 6 engine vehicle has already launched from a more simple launchpad several times without leaving any dents and landed successfully in the same pad. Where do you retarded newfags get your talking points. You realize /sci/ has been following this since 2018?

From Scott Manley and Marcus Houses space X youtube channels

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8q24QLXixo [Embed]

Fucking sperging faggot

You don't need a flame diverter system in Mars you fucking retard. How many times do you need to hear this? The vehicle (starship) that is going to land and take off in Mars has already been tested without that system on earth and worked well enough. The actual vehicle (superheavy) that caused the damage is not going to be anywhere near Mars because it's only job is to lift starship and land back on earth. I don't need to watch Manley for that because I've been following this since 2018 unlike you newfag who has no idea what they are talking about.

>>15382271 (OP)

Did anyone actually think Stage 0 would survive??

It was doomed from the start. NASA doesn’t use a water system for no reason, lmfao

Maybe they are trying a more powerful rocket

I didn't follow this launch but it looks like it was a success and the launching pad is too old for their rockets

>>15382271 (OP)

fubar

>The commentator saying it was doing it's flip maneuver for separation was a moron.





they should fire that fat fuck, he is so out of touch with whats going on most of the time.

>The commentator saying it was doing it's flip maneuver for separation



just a casual atmospheric flip nothing to be alarmed about :)

>jet fuel can melt steel beams

KEK!
