Curious detail: a satellite must have been destabilized by the craft. If they passed so close, they can pepper it with shotgun pellets
That's S1-S2 separation (the other is S2-S3), probably below karman line or not much above., this looks like the 1st stage tumbling away with some cover falling off?
Quote from: TheKutKu on 11/01/2024 03:51 pmThat's S1-S2 separation (the other is S2-S3), probably below karman line or not much above., this looks like the 1st stage tumbling away with some cover falling off?The image number corresponds to the staging event, Stage 3 is shown below.https://twitter.com/stoa1984/status/1852258896485728679
Here are the rest of the images.
It's a bad idea, but still. What if we see second stage gargottes moving away from the third stage?Those “wings” are just second-stage gargottes.
Pardon my ignorance, but what is a gargotte/gargrotte? I tried looking it up but the closest thing I could find was:FrenchNoungargote f (plural gargotes)(derogatory) cheap restaurant, greasy spoonAnd that doesn't seem relevant at all...
Quote from: SpaceLizard on 11/03/2024 12:10 amPardon my ignorance, but what is a gargotte/gargrotte? I tried looking it up but the closest thing I could find was:FrenchNoungargote f (plural gargotes)(derogatory) cheap restaurant, greasy spoonAnd that doesn't seem relevant at all...Sorry, it's a Russian word. It means a “box” that hides cables or pipes.P. S. garhrot = russian rocket term, mean fairing for pipelines or cablesP. S. my english is very bed