Row 90769

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> And after they perform one of these "test" explosions do they usually tweet out something like "...experienced an anomaly a few moments ago. The vapors from the anomaly caused a secondary explosion on the test stand."?

It’s not NASA or SpaceX who wrote that, but an independent source.

>Why call a routine event an anomaly if it was meant to happen?

Because the nature of that tweet was speculatory and relies on the idea that the test was not a “test to failure” which is common in the launch industry regardless of what company you are discussing. (Even NASA does this)

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text > And after they perform one of these "test" explosions do they usually tweet out something like "...experienced an anomaly a few moments ago. The vapors from the anomaly caused a secondary explosion on the test stand."? It’s not NASA or SpaceX who wrote that, but an independent source. >Why call a routine event an anomaly if it was meant to happen? Because the nature of that tweet was speculatory and relies on the idea that the test was not a “test to failure” which is common in the launch …
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