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SpaceX CEO, Elon Musk, uploaded a failed explosion of landing SpaceX rockets. A video titled 'How Not to Land an Orbital Rocket Booster' to show a dirty history of how Falcon 9's development process as the first rocket to land and re-use. A two minute video shows that experimental rockets explode at sea and over land.
Some of the costly accidents featured in the video include engine sensor failure, dramatic airborne explosions, to rocket support legs waved by ocean waves.
"We had a lot of chaos before it finally worked, but there were some epic taping," Musk said.
Since December 2015, the company has had 16 rockets, either for landing platforms at sea or helicopter landing pads. On September 7th, SpaceX successfully tested a Falcon 9 rocket that has carried out its mission.
Some of the costly accidents featured in the video include engine sensor failure, dramatic airborne explosions, to rocket support legs waved by ocean waves.
"We had a lot of chaos before it finally worked, but there were some epic taping," Musk said.
Since December 2015, the company has had 16 rockets, either for landing platforms at sea or helicopter landing pads. On September 7th, SpaceX successfully tested a Falcon 9 rocket that has carried out its mission.
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