ARTICLE: Soyuz MS-10 abort caused by sensor failure at booster separation - https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2018/11/soyuz-ms-10-abort-sensor-failure-booster-separation/ …pic.twitter.com/qLJMB9BGCM
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Here's the official video! Holy moly, the final few seconds really shows how the Soyuz FG was lost and thank goodness the Soyuz MS-10 was pulled free. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrzlMTRVt_I …
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The amount of pivoting from the centre core is quite dramatic. It also looks like the main engine shut down immediately after failed separation. Good fault handling.
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That happened. Soyuz MS-10 commanded the FG to shutdown - likely to aid the abort of the MS.
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Yep, you were.
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That video is sped up...right? Sep occurred 1:58 after launch. Not 1:15...
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The weird frame rate at the start of the video makes it look like a stop-motion movie!
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Holy moly is right, that looks a lot more dramatic and dangerous than the shimmy that was picked up on the capsule video.
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Violent en effet
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