Comments by "Amfear Liathmor" (@amfearliathmor9747) on "SpaceX launch : World's most powerful rocket takes off" video.

  1. 7 of the 33 Raptor rocket engines failed to ignite on the first stage.
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  2. I would rather spends two weeks on a Bicycling Holiday in Cyprus rather than two weeks on Mars.
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  3. It like that film Prometheus (2012) where I was shouting at the film screen for the folks in the movie not to leave the Isle of Skye and go into space. Its much more conducive to stay in a hotel there and partake the Whiskies and sit on a beach with a fishing rod than it is to go on a trip to a Alien planet to get mangled.
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  4. Well at least Elon Musk as a front man for the Pentagon Super Black Projects has unlimited funds to access, to built as many of these as he has been instructed to, well at least until the US dollar dies.
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  5. The First stage is supposed to descend back down to be a re-usable rocket booster platform. I don't think that the second stage should be attached before making this manoeuvre. But everything went wrong after 7 of the 33 rocket engine 1st stage failure at time when blasting off the launch pad.
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  6. 'Everything after clearing the tower was icing on the cake' Now that's what I call Gas Lighting...LOL
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  7. Why were the Space X employees cheering when the Rocket went into an uncontrollable spin in the Mesosphere then blew up?
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  8.  @N0T_Dem0n  The Russian N1 Moon Rocket cleared the Launch pad as well. I can understand the Ex Employees of Twitter cheering perhaps.
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  9. Its the worlds largest Carbon Dioxide polluting vehicle ever constructed. Bet they don't mention that on their Sky News Climate Change Magazine.
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  10. :yt:The Largest Rocket Explosion Ever - The Soviet N1 Moon Rocket Failure Looks like someone is going to have to change the title of their Youtube Video.
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  11. But no one started playing Andy's Hogmanay Party record after the Hogmanay count down. :yt:Andy's Hogmanay Party
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  12. The flip side of Trillions of Dollars being spent to get a Musk Hard On is off course, along with all the other boys from Virgin and Amazon; :yt:Kensington Ave - Solo Walk - Zombies land - Streets Of Philadelphia🥲🤔
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  13. About 300 Million Cow farts
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  14. Folks who have problems braking on their Tesla's due to no brake callipers being fitted on the rear wheels know the feeling, but these folks don't tend to cheer and celebrate.
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  15. Don't they know there's a Climate Crisis. Just think of the Fossil fuels (thousands of ton's) used for this FUBAR Rocket Launch. Not exactly environmentally friendly but where are the protesters?
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  16. About as successful as a Russian N1/L3 :yt:N1 Rocket Failure - Second Launch Attempt (1969/07/03) - Soviet Moon Rocket
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  17. Rocket Science today is about the digital FCS using Z Transform modelling and control. Its actually easier to control larger rockets than smaller ones with less mass. Having 33 Raptor engines on this rocket for the first stage is just following the same design flaws of the Russian N1 moon rocket. A more pragmatic approach would be look back at the British Aerospace Corporation Mustard project and scale up accordingly. Back to the drawing board for Musk it would seem.
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  18. Musk cannot even do a NASA Apollo circa 1967-73 and just fake it. Von Braun's Nuclear Gigaton Yield Orbiting platform heavy lift Saturn rocket didn't blow up for everyone to see back then.
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  19. Just think of all the cow farts it took to power this rocket.
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  20. The Rocket Firmware didn't even have the second stage separation priority before engaging the rotation manoeuvre for its failed descent before blowing up. The second stage could have possibly been saved. This would have just required some adaptive code to predict some of the Rocket dynamic failure modes for a certain number of Raptor engine failures on the 1st stage.
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  21.  @rolandb.1866  Cathrine Austin Fitt's has estimated that it is about the same the US National Debt which cannot be accounted for. (the Black Projects, which this rocket is a small part of)
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