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So as it turns out, and I know this is shocking (<—sarcasm), #SpaceX has been talking about the accident with Crew Dragon to #NASA. Every. Single. Day. as confirmed by NASA multiple times and again today during Commercial Crew briefing to NASA Advisory Council. (see below) 1/2pic.twitter.com/2HqkCqtLBs
A reminder here that this is the first time we are seeing a crew Incident investigation in the Commercial Crew era. Who is in charge of disseminating info to the media is a perfectly valid question. This makes clear though that SpaceX is talking and not keeping things secret. 2/2
ROT 1 will solve it!
what is IFA?
In-flight Abort test. Launch a F9 with a Crew Dragon, and purposely cause the capsule to escape from the booster. Hopefully, successfully escape without the capsule or its contents being pulverized.
I’d really like to know who leaked the video and what the consequences were for them doing so. Kind of weird how that aspect of the story seems to have quietly vanished from the conversation.
Likely because it is part of the on-going investigation, and may lead to a civil/criminal investigation of this person as well, as they violated potentially multiple NDAs by leaking that.
But what happened is unclear?
An anomaly occurred
Seconded!
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