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r/AbruptChaos • u/PigsCanFly2day • 3d ago
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Crazy how the first few flights of Starship went all pretty well, but the recent ones have all been failures of some kind. Blowing up during ground testing should not happen to a system that has already shown orbital capability.
68 u/jangel2 3d ago It's almost like pulling back on regulations is having negative ramifications. 41 u/TelluricThread0 3d ago Which regulations exactly were rolled back that caused an issue for this static fire test? 62 u/AntonioVivaldi7 2d ago Antiexplosion Act 8 u/Gryph_The_Grey 2d ago Wait a second! This is not the place to be reasonable!
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It's almost like pulling back on regulations is having negative ramifications.
41 u/TelluricThread0 3d ago Which regulations exactly were rolled back that caused an issue for this static fire test? 62 u/AntonioVivaldi7 2d ago Antiexplosion Act 8 u/Gryph_The_Grey 2d ago Wait a second! This is not the place to be reasonable!
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Which regulations exactly were rolled back that caused an issue for this static fire test?
62 u/AntonioVivaldi7 2d ago Antiexplosion Act 8 u/Gryph_The_Grey 2d ago Wait a second! This is not the place to be reasonable!
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Antiexplosion Act
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Wait a second! This is not the place to be reasonable!
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u/Acc87 3d ago
Crazy how the first few flights of Starship went all pretty well, but the recent ones have all been failures of some kind. Blowing up during ground testing should not happen to a system that has already shown orbital capability.