Rocket carrying spacecraft crash.

[BUTCH1]

Why all the hate for Youtube? I've found it to be a very useful site in many ways. Every time I have a "project" to work on I have found that multiple solutions exist there. Most instructional videos there are very informative.

Just MHO ...

Yea, an auto parts place has a bunch of vid's on YT that show people how to install the parts they sell, they made one foe my car on replacing the serp belt, quite good actually.

 

[CrimsonWolf]

"Parts installed 'upside down' caused Russian rocket to explode last week"

Whoops!

http://arstechnica.com/science/2013...-caused-last-weeks-russian-rocket-to-explode/

 

[fjmeat]

"Parts installed 'upside down' caused Russian rocket to explode last week"

Whoops!

http://arstechnica.com/science/2013...-caused-last-weeks-russian-rocket-to-explode/

ouch. sounds like a simple mistake. but veeeerry costly mistake.

 

[Jeff7]

ouch. sounds like a simple mistake. but veeeerry costly mistake.

The computer thought that the place where fire comes out of was pointing toward space, so they had a bad day, and made a lot of fire very fast.

 

[PottedMeat]

The paper trail led to a young technician responsible for the wrong assembly of the hardware

hello siberia :awe:

 

[ImpulsE69]

NASA did it.

ftfy

 

[AmdEmAll]

Why the hell would I need to sign in to see this??

 

[Red Squirrel]

I'm no rocket expert but it almost looks like they undersized the propulsion motor for the weight it was carrying. It was going awfully slow and became unstable.

Edit: NM did not see that link. So upsidedown parts. LOL Wow. That has to suck to realize it was that simple.