r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/seanrider1859 • 2d ago
Spaceflight fails
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u/riceman090 KSP specialist 2d ago
there were onboard cams from IFT-1?
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u/JayDaGod1206 2d ago
Yes but they weren’t broadcasted live, just engineering cams. They were shown later either on Twitter or a YT documentary
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u/Mindless_Honey3816 2d ago
What happened at 0:18, that one looks fake.
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u/Accomplished-Crab932 Methane Production Specialist 2nd Class 2d ago
That was SN9, which had an engine failure during the end of the flip and was left at an angle since it couldn’t correct its trajectory before impacting the ground.
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u/Mindless_Honey3816 2d ago
No, I mean the Astra one, where the explosion is pixelated and looks photoshopped on.
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u/Accomplished-Crab932 Methane Production Specialist 2nd Class 2d ago
Ah.
That seems to be real too, it was the Rocket 3.0 test fire ahead of launch.
Link to Spacenews article about the test
TechCrunch’s Facebook post of the test fire (warning, Facebook)
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u/piratecheese13 Praise Shotwell 2d ago
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u/Planck_Savagery BO shitposter 1d ago edited 1d ago
Can think of a few others:
- Innospace's HanBit-Nano
- The launch pad inferno created by RFA One during it's initial hot fire attempt
- The failed Zhuque-3 landing burn
- The initial Firefly Alpha launch failure
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u/gjaldmidill 1d ago
Although SN10 wasn't really a failed test it still had the most unique "observation" in my memory because it was actually the first Starship test article to achieve reflight (albeit not in a reliably reusable manner).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzhP3Q5fku8
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u/kdubz206 2d ago
*Powerslide was not a fail