Space x fa il bis !

[paulhowe]

si abbiamo visto esplode sia in decollo che in atterraggio ..ottimo risultato

Si Tafazzo come tutti i razzi (!!!), all'incirca l'8% dei tentativi finisce male. Informati vedrai che capisci.

[Shiiva]

[agaragar]

La lista dei colpevoli sembrerebbe escludere il motore. Almeno a giudicare dal video, non e' stato accesso.

E' questo ci dice che probabilmente non ci sono difetti strutturali nel missile che vorrei ricordarlo e' stato lanciato 28 volte e testato migliaio di ore.

I lanci spaziali sono un "risky business" e da sempre. Ci sono stati e ci saranno incidenti.

Come ce ne sono stati e ce ne saranno con gli aerei, con gli elicotteri, con i treni, le navi, le auto, i camion.......e via dicendo.

Si lo sappiamo gia che in russia i razzi non esplodono, gli aerei non cadono, i treni non si incedentano e le auto non si rompono !!!!

3 esplosioni su 25 lanci mi sembrano troppe

considerando che sono andati sulla Luna 6 volte.........

[tafazzo]

Cambiate il titolo in SPACE X FA BOOOOMMMMMMMM

[tafazzo]

Si Tafazzo come tutti i razzi (!!!), all'incirca l'8% dei tentativi finisce male. Informati vedrai che capisci.

ma il signor mask non era perfetto ?? l'america non sbaglia mai...

[HiroTome]

I russi infatti non hanno costruito razzi che ri-atterrano.

Si accontentano di farli che funzionino:

SpaceX and Boeing delays could mean more money for Russia.

A recent report by NASA's chief watchdog raised new doubts about the readiness of contractors to deliver astronauts to space, even before Thursday's explosion of a SpaceX rocket.
Any further delay, NASA's Inspector General found, could mean a continued reliance on Russia to deliver American astronauts to space
Since the last shuttle mission blasted off from the Kennedy Space Center in 2011, NASA’s astronauts have had to hitch rides to the International Space Station with Russia
That has come with a pricetag that grew precipitously after the shuttle was retired in 2011. A report issued this week by NASA’s Inspector General found the cost Russia charged to ferry U.S. astronauts jumped 384 percent over the last decade, growing from $21.3 million in 2006 to $81.9 million last year.
NASA awarded contract to Boeing and SpaceX to fly its astronauts to the station. But the so-called “commercial crew” program is facing delays, the IG found, so that “NASA may need to buy additional seats from Russia to ensure a continued U.S. presence" on the space station.
The report was written before SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket blew up as it sat on the launchpad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Thursday. It’s unclear whether that failure will contribute to any delays in the commercial crew program. But it was the second time one of SpaceX’s rockets has blown up in the last 15 months, raising concerns about its ability to fly people safely and whether it will be able to meet its timeline.
NASA has stood by SpaceX through both failures, saying it recovered quickly after the first.
But it also said SpaceX “noted the lack of margin remaining to accommodate any additional unexpected issues that may arise.” The report was released on the same day SpaceX’s rocket exploded.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...nl_tech&wpmm=1

[paulhowe]

But it was the second time one of SpaceX’s rockets has blown up in the last 15 months

Considernado che i russi hanno avuto 8 fallimenti negli ultimi 5 anni.

[Dogma]

Si accontentano di farli che funzionino:

SpaceX and Boeing delays could mean more money for Russia.

A recent report by NASA's chief watchdog raised new doubts about the readiness of contractors to deliver astronauts to space, even before Thursday's explosion of a SpaceX rocket.
Any further delay, NASA's Inspector General found, could mean a continued reliance on Russia to deliver American astronauts to space
Since the last shuttle mission blasted off from the Kennedy Space Center in 2011, NASA’s astronauts have had to hitch rides to the International Space Station with Russia
That has come with a pricetag that grew precipitously after the shuttle was retired in 2011. A report issued this week by NASA’s Inspector General found the cost Russia charged to ferry U.S. astronauts jumped 384 percent over the last decade, growing from $21.3 million in 2006 to $81.9 million last year.
NASA awarded contract to Boeing and SpaceX to fly its astronauts to the station. But the so-called “commercial crew” program is facing delays, the IG found, so that “NASA may need to buy additional seats from Russia to ensure a continued U.S. presence" on the space station.
The report was written before SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket blew up as it sat on the launchpad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Thursday. It’s unclear whether that failure will contribute to any delays in the commercial crew program. But it was the second time one of SpaceX’s rockets has blown up in the last 15 months, raising concerns about its ability to fly people safely and whether it will be able to meet its timeline.
NASA has stood by SpaceX through both failures, saying it recovered quickly after the first.
But it also said SpaceX “noted the lack of margin remaining to accommodate any additional unexpected issues that may arise.” The report was released on the same day SpaceX’s rocket exploded.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...nl_tech&wpmm=1

Questo è quel che succede quando l'ideologia neoliberale pretende di far fare ai privati (con fondi pubblici ex Nasa) quello che solo lo stato deve fare!
Motivo di tale idiozia ideologica? ... ...FARE SOLDI A DANNO DEL CONTRIBUENTE AMERICANO!!!


Tutto ampiamente previsto a suo tempo dagli esperti della Nasa, che furno fatti fuori senza tanti complimenti durante l'era Bush.

[paulhowe]

Ma che idiozie !!!!

Cioe i razzi della NASA non sono mai esplosi ?????

[Dogma]

Ma che idiozie !!!!

Cioe i razzi della NASA non sono mai esplosi ?????

...no, quelli della Space-X esplodono ... ...mentre quelli della Nasa volano su quelli Russi, grazie alla distrazione dei fondi NASA sul settore privato!!!



E poi vorrebbero far credere che il problema degli Usa sono i Russi e i Cinesi ... ...ma per favore!!!