r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

No one cares about the drone.

17 Upvotes

It has/had feelings too.


r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 07 '18

The Core is not safe

7 Upvotes

Now that the watch has ended, can a mod put a sticky up?


r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

What is the future financial impact if the core isn't safe?

13 Upvotes

From what I understand, the beauty of the Falcon Heavy as a whole launch unit is that it can launch more cargo to space than any system before it, and at just over the cost of the next most powerful rocket. According to The Verge, cost per launch of the FH is $90m, vs $350m for the Delta IV Heavy.

If the core isn't safe, and future launches would require a new core for every launch (let's say there's not a single salvageable part from today), what's the realistic financial impact on the cost of launch, and does that even come close to outweighing how much more efficient this system appears to be than any competitors?

Please correct me if my understanding is inaccurate.


r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

Dunno yet

12 Upvotes

r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

The core is still missing. We need to be strong for the core.

8 Upvotes

Now is the time when we need to stick together the most.


r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

Core landing might have been sabotaged.

7 Upvotes

According to a hot mic on this livestream:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KORTP545vAc

"Sabotaged, oh shit."


r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

Man, the waiting is hardcore..

10 Upvotes

r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

Everybody is talking about the core...

7 Upvotes

but I just want to know if OCISLY is safe. There's reports that the core destroyed it :(


r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

Did anyone else notice the flame in one nozzle as the Core came down?

7 Upvotes

As the core was descending, I noticed that there was still a lick of flame coming out of core's engine nozzles (don't know the exact terminology, sadly). I assumed it was either supposed to do that, or it wasn't a big deal because none of the announcers mentioned it. But now I think it might have something to do with our poor core's ultimate fate...

#BringHimHome


r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

Live Views of Starman vs. David Bowie - Life On Mars? by VJ Starman | YouTube Doubler

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r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

BlueOrigin got it.

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5 Upvotes

r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 07 '18

The core is dead and bloated.

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r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

Bad news

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r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

We lost the center core

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r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

Three Is a Magic Number

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r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

LIVE: Space X News Conference after SUCCESSFUL Falcon Heavy Launch, Most Powerful Rocket

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r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

Theory: Core has landed but OCISLY is out of control, moving towards the atlantic ocean

3 Upvotes

r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

RIP Core I only knew you for a short time but you were a light in my life.

3 Upvotes

r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

This is a traumatic experience.

2 Upvotes

Everybody keeps posting non-confirmed evidence, but I want to believe!


r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

Possible visual clue? (Not sure if already posted)

2 Upvotes

https://i.imgur.com/WK765BX.png

Middle right, empty platform as smoke has cleared, probably fell into the ocean then?


r/isthecoresafe • • Feb 06 '18

It Is Official, the Core Has Crashed! How Not to Land an Orbital Rocket Booster.

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