SpaceX lost a Falcon 9 to one of these things rupturing. A car accident with these onboard sounds… unfun.
https://spaceflightnow.com/2018/03/13/nasa-releases-summary-...
So the GP describes compressed air, while Falcon 9 rockets use cryogenic helium, oxygen, and RP1 kerosene.
So I got no idea how you can even compare these two completely different systems and go from a launch failure to an explosive car accident?
So the GP describes compressed air, while Falcon 9 rockets use cryogenic helium, oxygen, and RP1 kerosene.
So I got no idea how you can even compare these two completely different systems and go from a launch failure to an explosive car accident?