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Voting closed: 05/02/2020 10:35 pm
Hmm. So you wanna blame this on the Kraken? Or lack of struts?
After reading the discussion, it seems to me the cause is obvious. It was Florida's fault. After all, SpaceX clearly said there was an anomoly in Florida. Therefore it had nothing to do with the rocket, just the surrounding state.
Quote from: cro-magnon gramps on 09/02/2016 12:08 amToo soon?
Quote from: DecoLV on 09/02/2016 12:22 amAfter reading the discussion, it seems to me the cause is obvious. It was Florida's fault. After all, SpaceX clearly said there was an anomoly in Florida. Therefore it had nothing to do with the rocket, just the surrounding state.Hey, easy on the Florida jokes. Some of us moved here because of the weather.....which, um,....errr.....actually sucks today.OK, go ahead, make Florida jokes.
Quote from: Ronpur50 on 09/02/2016 02:31 amQuote from: DecoLV on 09/02/2016 12:22 amAfter reading the discussion, it seems to me the cause is obvious. It was Florida's fault. After all, SpaceX clearly said there was an anomoly in Florida. Therefore it had nothing to do with the rocket, just the surrounding state.Hey, easy on the Florida jokes. Some of us moved here because of the weather.....which, um,....errr.....actually sucks today.OK, go ahead, make Florida jokes.Do you have any idea what the weather was at CCAFS area during the event? I've been searching in vain to find it. I'm especially interested in any lightning or thunderstorm activity within 30 miles.
The storm wasn't heading that way. The rain was in a line from off our coast here in Tampa towards Jacksonville. It was heading towards the panhandle. I didn't see radar until after that time, and no storms looked to be in the area then.
Quote from: Lar on 09/02/2016 12:51 amQuote from: cro-magnon gramps on 09/02/2016 12:08 amToo soon?If so, some moderator guidance would be appreciated...