Scott Manley | Why Did SpaceX's Oldest Booster Crash Land? - Was it Engines? Radar? Big Waves? @scottmanley | Uploaded 3 weeks ago | Updated 1 day ago
SpaceX lost booster 1062 on Tuesday morning during a landing on A Shortfall of Gravitas, a landing leg visibly failed, and the booster fell over. So let's analyze the data we have and see if we can figure out why!

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Why Did SpaceX's Oldest Booster Crash Land? - Was it Engines? Radar? Big Waves? @scottmanley