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>>15334055
>Multiple sources confirmed to Ars that there was a large explosion on that Wednesday evening, resulting in multiple first responders coming to the scene at NASA's field center where the company has a test stand. No one was injured, but the accident made for dramatic visuals.
>"A column of burning, clear hydrogen shot up into a mushroom cloud that dwarfed the test stand," one source said. "Their test article is definitely more than just 'damaged.'"
>ULA has asked the primary customer for the Cert-1 mission, Astrobotic, to refrain from shipping its Peregrine lander to the launch site. The lunar lander remains at the company's facilities in Pittsburgh, waiting for a green light from the rocket company.
OHNONONONO AAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHA

>>12265694
oh dear, sounds like they have to replace all 3, even worse news for you. they all ate their turbopumps, 600hz reigns supreme. gonna be at least a month till hop now. screencap this

>>12223259
SpaceX is finished. It wasn't that easy in rocketry after all. Goodbye SpaceX

>>12184059
OH NO NO NO

>>12166623
God I hope this happens!