Zerobob wrote:
Just read the BBC article about it exploding, watched the embedded video of the flight, it landed, the commentator started saying "Third time's a charm... " and went through all the rocket's manoeuvres in a celebratory tone...
... then they didn't even show the explosion, despite it being mentioned in the article headline!
I was gleefully waiting for it to explode to make the commentator look ridiculous.
Why do I get the impression SpaceX are always trying to cover things up to safeguard their share price?
The whole point of the SpaceX coverage is to show take-off and landing which is exactly what they did, they didn't expect it to explode EIGHT MINUTES after a pretty successful landing. There's no 'cover up' here. |
RobAnybody 2,892 posts