SpaceX Starship Rocket Explodes After Landing

Mar.03 -- Space Exploration Technologies Corp.’s newest and biggest rocket pulled off its first successful landing, then exploded a brief time later and was engulfed by fire. The rocket flew to an altitude of about 10 kilometers (around 6 miles) before turning its engines back on and settling on the landing pad with a slight lean. It then exploded.

[dberg]

The person who decided to use this title should be fired.

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[celairgilfaenmirion]

"...Explodes After Landing" cuts out before the explosion.

[steenbang-madsen]

Quick remedy for this kind of click-bait. "Don't recommend channel again" and the channel is gone from my view.

[Gyrocage]

“Where's the kaboom? There was supposed to be an earth-shattering kaboom!” - Marvin the Martian

[GoomerNotABoomer]

For anyone asking it exploded 10min after landing I watched it live

[DragoBTC]

Let me fix your headline "Another successful test flight for SpaceX"

[pabloenriquegorga]

So ... May be it's only me, but i did not see the "explode" part here

[Yeager]

Just earned yourself a “don’t recommend” for your channel. Clickbait sucks

[frankmontisa-smold]

Yet another title catering to the algorithms that degrades the public’s trust in journalism — great work … not even a shot of the skydive maneuver? Pathetic.

[avienxyz]

For people wondering where is the explosion, 10 minutes after the landing it exploded due to a possible methane leak which was not shown in this clip

[KingKrafters]

I felt like I was edging the entire time waiting for the climax

[oldgraybeard]

SN-10 exploded a moment after landing. Not enough space between the fuselage under-skirt and the pad. Explosive fuel built up in the gap without enough room to fully vent; residual heat ignited the overpressure gas like the combustion chamber of a car's engine. The system needs real landing legs that hold the bottom of the fuselage away from the ground, at least twice the height of a raptor engine bell. You could see the escaping gasses trying to burn off on one side where the little feet held open a corner of the skirt; but the leaning ship told me that part of the skirt was against the ground trapping unburnt gasses underneath it. The flight computer was good. The structural design engineers fu**ed up.

[mustardtiger]

this is one of if not the biggest moment in space flight history, and will continue to be until they can make a single stage to orbit vehicle.
bloomberg: best we can do is "it blew up after it landed"

[prestigekngs]

Just makes you wonder how much Bloomberg himself is shorting TSLA. Pathetic.

[enterbandman]

One minute and sixteen seconds of my life i’ll never get back

[olissen]

we've been tricked we've been backstabbed and we've been quite possibly bamboozled

[StckY]

The little guy was so excited, it couldn't wait to get back in the air

[lundershot]

You guys are not actually telling me the guy editing this seriously must've thought the explosion was the tiny flame on the craft at the end phaha

[richardpowell]

Report the video for Spam or Misleading -> Misleading Text, and then describe that the title is clickbait. Even though it's a "news" source if enough people report it they might take it down.