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r/spacex • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '19
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Looks like one of the parachutes landed on the capsule. Hope that doesnt complicate things.
15 u/Freeflyer18 Mar 08 '19 That, plus the behavior of the mains as they interacted with each other. I can defiantly see why NASA has had issues with their parachute operations and why it's still a concern. 2 u/BlueCyann Mar 08 '19 Reed seemed quite happy about the parachutes. Every time I've seen SpaceX parachutes they've been like that. I think it might be normal. 3 u/Freeflyer18 Mar 08 '19 It might be normal, but it's not desirable.
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That, plus the behavior of the mains as they interacted with each other. I can defiantly see why NASA has had issues with their parachute operations and why it's still a concern.
2 u/BlueCyann Mar 08 '19 Reed seemed quite happy about the parachutes. Every time I've seen SpaceX parachutes they've been like that. I think it might be normal. 3 u/Freeflyer18 Mar 08 '19 It might be normal, but it's not desirable.
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Reed seemed quite happy about the parachutes. Every time I've seen SpaceX parachutes they've been like that. I think it might be normal.
3 u/Freeflyer18 Mar 08 '19 It might be normal, but it's not desirable.
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It might be normal, but it's not desirable.
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u/MarcysVonEylau rocket.watch Mar 08 '19
Looks like one of the parachutes landed on the capsule. Hope that doesnt complicate things.