← Back to context Comment by lysace 10 months ago "we currently don't have comms on the ship"edit: the spacex stream just confirmed the loss. 5 comments lysace Reply ceejayoz 10 months ago Telemetry showed them lose engines one at a time, which isn’t a great sign. echoangle 10 months ago I think that’s the normal shutdown order to reduce shock, the timing was exactly the expected second stage shutoff time if I understood it correctly. elif 10 months ago Incorrect it failed asymmetricaly in such a way that would pitch the vehicle in circles. Normally the sea level raptors are turned off and the space raptors are slowly brought down together. ceejayoz 10 months ago One of the three sea level engines went out and stayed out. It didn’t look normal. The numbers stopped updating with one engine still on. 1 reply →
ceejayoz 10 months ago Telemetry showed them lose engines one at a time, which isn’t a great sign. echoangle 10 months ago I think that’s the normal shutdown order to reduce shock, the timing was exactly the expected second stage shutoff time if I understood it correctly. elif 10 months ago Incorrect it failed asymmetricaly in such a way that would pitch the vehicle in circles. Normally the sea level raptors are turned off and the space raptors are slowly brought down together. ceejayoz 10 months ago One of the three sea level engines went out and stayed out. It didn’t look normal. The numbers stopped updating with one engine still on. 1 reply →
echoangle 10 months ago I think that’s the normal shutdown order to reduce shock, the timing was exactly the expected second stage shutoff time if I understood it correctly. elif 10 months ago Incorrect it failed asymmetricaly in such a way that would pitch the vehicle in circles. Normally the sea level raptors are turned off and the space raptors are slowly brought down together. ceejayoz 10 months ago One of the three sea level engines went out and stayed out. It didn’t look normal. The numbers stopped updating with one engine still on. 1 reply →
elif 10 months ago Incorrect it failed asymmetricaly in such a way that would pitch the vehicle in circles. Normally the sea level raptors are turned off and the space raptors are slowly brought down together.
ceejayoz 10 months ago One of the three sea level engines went out and stayed out. It didn’t look normal. The numbers stopped updating with one engine still on. 1 reply →
Telemetry showed them lose engines one at a time, which isn’t a great sign.
I think that’s the normal shutdown order to reduce shock, the timing was exactly the expected second stage shutoff time if I understood it correctly.
Incorrect it failed asymmetricaly in such a way that would pitch the vehicle in circles. Normally the sea level raptors are turned off and the space raptors are slowly brought down together.
One of the three sea level engines went out and stayed out. It didn’t look normal. The numbers stopped updating with one engine still on.
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