NASA Morpheus Lander Test Ends In Explosion
First time accepted submitter DishpanMan writes "For every success story from NASA like Curiosity, there is a failure story, like today's Morpheus project test flight at Kennedy Space Center. The project is trying to build a low cost Moon and Asteroid lander using clean fuels on a shoestring budget. While tethered flight test were successful, today's actual flight test ended in a crash and a ball of fire followed by a spectacular explosion. Initial feedback points to hardware failure, but the investigation is still ongoing."
Sometimes I hit the parking lot.
But then, they can name the next lander "Neo" and see if they get better results...
"This is the Captain. There's a little problem with our entry sequence; we may experience slight turbulence and then explode."
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Well, this is what happens when you countdown 5...4...3...2...0! Things get confused.
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Unless you're in San Diego; there you'd get at most a few seconds between the explosions.
Well I'm not sure, but my guess is that several of the test objectives did not get checked off.
>>>And you can't put in a kill switch for the existence of the fuel.
brb.
filing patent.