@SpaceX do we know in that pic which leg was the bad one?
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@spaceguy87@SpaceX Just tell everyone that the great white whale got yer' leg! But wear an eye patch to sell the idea
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@SpaceX Wow it was close again, as they say practice makes perfect. -
@ChrisDMarshall@SpaceX It's beautiful. Perfectly verticle! Soft landing! Alas, for the leglock....(And three feet from "X marks the spot!")
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@spacex Damn that leg lock!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@SpaceX amazing it was right on target - absolute proof that this being routine is very near -
@russ_bullock@SpaceX A soft landing on a barge at sea, even if not completely successful due to hardware failure? That's still a huge win!
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Piece of cake, right
@willjudd? “@SpaceX: First stage approaches center of landing droneship in Pacific pic.twitter.com/CgW29hbWL7”
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@SpaceX Perfectly verticle! -
@lexcalibur100@SpaceX it looks tilted away from the camera to me. Would explain why grid fins are pointing the other way to compensate -
@justyooalex@SpaceX A tad, maybe. But it's still beautiful! ;-) -
@lexcalibur100@justyooalex@SpaceX the appearance of "tilt" and grid fins is being distorted by the fisheye nature of the camera lens. -
@striatic@justyooalex@SpaceX I like that answer!
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@spacex What if the landing gear wasn’t on rocket. Instead, covered droneship like petals that closed around dynamic centre-point. - 1 more reply
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