Soyuz rocket failure simulation

Animated simulation of the Soyuz MS-10 failure from the Baikonur Cosmodrome. God Bless Engineering Redundancy

[andreapratelli]

Roscosmos has just released the onboard video of the accident, this simulation is surprisingly accurate!

[SimplySpace]

Side booster ball joint: I'm gonna do what's called a pro gamer move.

[StardustYT]

Dude, this is awesome. I wish I could hire you

[lewismassie]

The top-down view looks almost exactly like the footage roscosmos has released. Very nice work

[kedrednael]

You are the only one who has really shown how the failure happened now, while every news article I saw had inaccuracies. Nicely done!

[dwightk.schrute]

Thank russian engineering they survived. Korolev deserves far more recognition.

[Spacedog]

This is as close as we'll get until Roscosmos releases the side videos.

[kirishima]

I had no idea that the Soyuz had a second emergency escape system in the shroud. That's really amazing and incredible foresight by the engineers back in the 80s. This accident happened seconds after the LES had been jettisoned too.

When the shroud boosters failed and then the shroud fell away, I assume the entire Soyuz spacecraft (instrument, rentry and habitat) modules were still attached so had to be immediately detached?

[waleedaldikhary]

Salutes to Russian space technology for such a reliable, safe and perfect emergency ejection system.

[protheu]

This is utterly incredible. Both quality of the video and reliability of crew safety.
You deserve much more subscribers.

[gunslinger]

This is an awesome depiction of what happened during the launch. Love your talent.

[NJP]

Bloody fantastic job with the recreation. The angles, the timing, it all very much helps get a much clearer view of the failure step by step as it happened.

To think only a handful of weeks ago we hardly understood the issue, now we have reach the point of such accurate simulations, with the problem already being corrected. How the progress of science marches on!!

[MrJames_]

What a ride. Nice work as usual Hazegrayart :)

[wagoneer]

Some of the finer details of the timeline of this accident have eluded me... Until now. Thank you for shining some clarity on this for me AND for bringing us all of these excellent renderings!

[Rik.B]

Never came across your channel before. I am amazed by the quality of your work. This gives me the exact vision I was trying to picture in my head of what happened when Scott Manley was explaining it and showing those grainy videos. Thank you So Much for this. Consider me Subscribed.

[thecapacitor]

Scott Manley where you at? I know you're watching xD

[mr.cliffordjohnson]

Soyuz rocket, one beast of a machine, nice rocket simulation

[Bugatti]

Once again, great work. Thanks to your videos it's easier to understand how the failure went.

[IainHendry]

This is absolutely stunning! Thank you for your work!!

[pramodmirashi]

9 o clock booster remained hinged and tore the skin of the core bursting it's fuel tanks in trying to peel away awesome animation can shed light on this incident