Love Scott Manley, but not sure why he's started trying to add comedy bits to his videos... stick to the rocket science.

Good explanation though- 1 of 5 engines failed, so instead of thrust:weight ratio being 1.25, it was 1.0. Only when it burned enough fuel did it get light enough to start lifting.
Could've ended much worse.

The ability to 3D print a rocket engine seems pretty crazy, and in such short time frames. *promte the potential.

"You take my water, burn my olive trees, destroy my house, take my job, steal my land, imprison my father, kill my mother, bombard my country, starve us all, humiliate us all, but I am to blame: I shot a rocket back.” - Chomsky

Apparently the retaliatory rocket part isn't required anymore, just their existence is a reason for Israel to attack Palestinians.

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look son, youre so sad that trump lost and your little world cant handle it. your hero is a loser. snot rockets will happen when Biden (still your president) gets re-elected lololol

Landing rockets is hard. Really hard. Make your brain hurt from thinking hard. I wonder what actually happened? Sounds like the post-landing fuel venting--created a pool of explosive vapor and stuff came in contact with an ignition source?

Next time it lands, I'm sure we'll see it bathed in a fine aqueous mist.

Elon can afford to blow up rockets. It's built into the system. Once a test is a success, celebrate big! It's what the people want.

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I had so many Estes powered rockets as a kid. Good times, good times.