Early Shrapnel Tells a Story - Spacex Pad Anomaly Explosion Mechanism and the COPVs
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Why would two helium tank mounts be ejected in almost exactly the same way, before any other objects leave the scene? Why just these parts, and why separately from the COPVs they were attached to? Why do we see this odd occurrence, instead of the expected sudden pressure rise, venting, and bulging of the Falcon oxygen tank? Curiously, these observations may all fit very neatly with an explanation of why these two pre-tested COPV helium tanks were damaged, thus causing them to fail. The COPV failures were likely a contribution, but not the cause. The seemingly very peculiar explosion before any visible change or damaging of the rocket, or obvious change in telemetry data, might have a very simple explanation after all. But the root of that simplicity, may lie in a shockingly commonplace danger, which has become widely accepted in the aerospace industry.
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Definitely a fuel tank failure. I was surprised to hear these fuel tanks have the integrity of an aluminum coke can + slightly.
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This person seems to only have posted videos on the Falcon explosion and is mainly using those to push weird theories against SpaceX.
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since no spaceX man has acces to the launch pad, is clearly a sabotage. ULA is losing contracts, becouse of them, so they needed to do something in order to stop them.
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spacex is going to send astronauts to death
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What's the music used in this video?
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"...will be shown soon"? How about NOW?!
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I love how these vids are presented like a "conspiracy theory", replete with the spooky music -- yet don't have any conspiracies. Thanks for the investigations where we would otherwise have very little info about the incident!
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wow, ... I would be happy to study these video's all day if it was not for the failure of the greatest project in Human history. I am certain these bugs will be squashed and that one day, I will be able to do cartwheels on another planet. Please keep the future attainments of mankind in your sights, strive to be your smartest, leave no stones unturned and surely what seem's difficult today will become what is commonplace tomorrow. Thank you
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funny - and what is the "shockingly commonplace danger" now?
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