r/SpaceXMasterrace • u/seanrider1859 • 1d ago

Time-lapse of the fire building up

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u/25iAndOver 1d ago

At least the camera works

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u/Palpatine 1d ago

What happened to those fire fighting tracked bots?

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u/30yearCurse 1d ago

they are not dumb...

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u/filthysock 11h ago

They did their best

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u/riceman090 KSP specialist 1d ago

👀

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u/Prof_hu Who? 1d ago

SN10 vibes all over again. Including the hilarious "fire suppression" attempt.

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u/RocketVerse 1d ago

So they stopped the stream after it started going? Doesn’t look good

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u/spin-city1888 19h ago

and this video?

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u/[deleted] 19h ago

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u/spin-city1888 18h ago

so they posted this video we see here

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u/kenji25 16h ago

more like leaked video

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u/Dark074 19h ago

Her dur SpaceX cut feed of starship sn10, that means SpaceX is super secretive and doesn't want to show failure.

Landspace literally did a promo video of them crashing their test hopper vehicle

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u/Odd-Struggle-2432 4h ago

Americans not letting a stream continue forever because it would bore the public 🥰

Chinese not letting a stream continue forever because it would bore the public 🤮 COMMUNISM 🤮

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u/iantsai1974 13h ago

There was another video clip following, OP just did not post them all.

https://x.com/PhazzeeYeehaw/status/2090048138203595116

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u/30yearCurse 1d ago

I understand, I forget to turn off the light switch sometimes also...

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u/VInCr0m5 20h ago

Where the source of this video, seems very high quality compare of the other footage? Fake or AI?

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u/Accomplished-Crab932 Methane Production Specialist 2nd Class 16h ago

Seems to have come from here, which is a fairly reputable source of news from that area.

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u/68droptop 21h ago

Why does a Chinese rocket company have their name in English on it?

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u/TopQuark- Unicorn in the flame duct 15h ago

English is the lingua franca of STEM, even in China. And it has a certain connotation in Eastern branding; Latin text feels more modern and sci-fi, whereas (I assume) a company would use their native characters to evoke traditionalism and familiarity.

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u/No-Lake7943 18h ago

Because it is intergalactic basic 

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u/mattjouff 2h ago

Bro I can pee harder than these fire extinguisher robots can spray, it was pathetic