FireAg said:
Was it supposed to explode at touchdown?
IncredibleMathguy64 said:
They landed that thing right where it was supposed to go. 200 yards from the buoy.
will25u said:FireAg said:
Was it supposed to explode at touchdown?
Yes. Pressurized fuel... Big jolt.
You can email Elon your idea.FireAg said:will25u said:FireAg said:
Was it supposed to explode at touchdown?
Yes. Pressurized fuel... Big jolt.
Surprised they don't fuel dump…
Pretty impressive overall…much better than other recent attempts…
Splashdown confirmed! Congratulations to the entire SpaceX team on an exciting tenth flight test of Starship! pic.twitter.com/5sbSPBRJBP
— SpaceX (@SpaceX) August 27, 2025
will25u said:
They are eventually going to catch it. And you don't want to run out of fuel.
bthotugigem05 said:
I lost hope when whatever it was exploded at the aft skirt. Such a pleasant surprise it landed exactly where it was supposed to!
RED AG 98 said:
Wonder how many more times they want to see this before carrying a real satellite payload? 0? 5? I set the O/U at 2.5. and take the over.
So how are the ‘orange rocket bad’ folks right now? pic.twitter.com/Aie6wnkmjn
— Scott Manley (@DJSnM) August 27, 2025
How it started vs. how it's going! pic.twitter.com/iJFSLdEZbT
— Space Sudoer (@spacesudoer) August 27, 2025
There are cathedrals everywhere for those with eyes to see. pic.twitter.com/wzkI0Nys3S
— Space Sudoer (@spacesudoer) August 27, 2025
If there was any doubt Starship could produce a vapor at transonic speeds, it's gone.
— Max Evans (@_mgde_) August 27, 2025
📸 - @NASASpaceflight pic.twitter.com/iNKjcW4NOe
Fine, you can have more vapor photos!
— John Kraus (@johnkrausphotos) August 27, 2025
Starship Flight 10 was unreal. ❤️🚀
See all my photos here down below: https://t.co/A1o7BNzRVz pic.twitter.com/zaMV5VF5H1
Can someone tell me what THIS was? pic.twitter.com/7OfqEOQXpr
— Ellie in Space 🚀💫 (@esherifftv) August 27, 2025
There's a single frame which has the energetic event halfway through the frame due to the rolling shutter. The rise time to maximum brightness is about 2% of the vertical scan. Assuming it's reading out at 30fps the 'explosion' took less than a millisecond to go from nothing to… pic.twitter.com/zmmCMxxkE4
— Scott Manley (@DJSnM) August 27, 2025
Mathguy64 said:
There goes part of the aft flap. They still have issues there.