Oh well! Back to the Drawing board! SpaceX Starship SN4, Blows Up During Test

VR isnt real life either

And the Russians never had any failures right?

Wrong, they had lots!!

Same with the Chicoms

Oh the yt comments...

"Is it really an anommaly when it keeps happening?"

Guess how many time Edison tried to make a lightbulb before he had success
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As expected space is hard. Good luck getting past the firmament

Like the one for global warming that hasn’t been right, EVER. And, the Covid-19 model that was off by three orders of magnitude?

Sometimes you have to do a physical test. This is engineering not theoretical science or philosophy. It’s real! Scientists drive the engineers crazy with profound statements like, “it worked in the model?” Scientists can’t even tie their own shoes or get dressed in the morning.

Big fail

Shoulda got the right alien clearance there boys !

okay spacetard, keep believeing NAZA

Every time it blows up, they learn something from all the data feeds. I'd rather they figure out all these faults first before they send people to Mars with it.

The last one reminds me of my attempts at Kerbal Space Program.

Careful that's a pretty hard trigger word for the brainwashed people I don't think they've figured out that politics is 100% fake yet...Trump is still their savior

Every space rocket ever built blew up a few times.

Fat People ...

Holy fucking shit, how does this retard stuff get pinned??

THIS ^^^

Good come back!

Answer: 1,000 times

Zuck and his yoko...oh no


heard him talk about spacex...he don't like it ...and wants everyone in a virtual space...instead of open space

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Are we still going to the moon tomorrow or not?

SpaceX is a Pentagon operation hiding as a private company and it's main objective is to assure the NWO control of space in a militarized sense. Musk's Star Trekkianism "TO THE STARS!" utopian nonsense is essentially a camouflage with the added bonus that it is a subversive idea itself (Star Trek was a monstrous and highly effective indoctrination tool, Roddenberry was a monster)

The way they do this is by severely diminishing engineering margins and by bypassing red tape and bureaucracy similar to what Lockheed "Skunk Works" division used to do.

Starlink is a monstrous creation that will serve as the communication backbone for the high tech surveillance system and the violence-applying system (killer police drones WILL be used on our societies not just surveillance drones), this systems will need huge amounts of low-latency bandwith. Needless to say that NATO will also make use of it and i also wouldn't be surprised if Starlink will one day serve as a gigantic multi-static radar screen aimed at minimizing Russian and Chinese nuclear potential, at this time the ONLY true obstacles to the NWO.

Nonsense. This is a prototype. It's not even close to being ready for anything. Testing is what you do.

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They need the TR3B anti gravity system.

The first try? LOL! You obviously have no concept of how many people were injured or killed during the months and years leading up to that "first try"! There were explosions, fires, crashes, there was even a time when a space module caught on fire and killed the two astronauts inside. First, they had to decide between liquid and solid propellant. Then they had to create and develop the solid propellant, with each change in the "recipe" being tested hundreds of times.

This process (developing and testing) was repeated for every square inch of the rocket, inside and out. Hundreds of thousands of people across America spent YEARS working on this project, which is why I just smile politely when some self-righteous morally superior doofus comes along saying that "We never went to the moon, it was all a big hoax".

Was failure in design, programming, manufacturing, assembly, testing, diagnostics, or practice? Lots of factors to consider.

And don't forget WD 40 and Preparation H.

You never hear about Preparation G or WD 39.

Yes the landing module, the most delicate part in charge of the most dangerous job, was NEVER tested and performed flawlessly every time...lol

Daring and reckless

One is good the other is the same