Hit the pad a little hard due to engine problems during landing.
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Looked to my untrained eye that they transitioned back out of the “belly flop” maneuver just a bit too late.
I watched Scott Manley explain it a few days ago and he wanted to pull up early, too.
By the explosion size, it looks like there was plenty of fuel left.
Not sure how the Astronuts are supposed to survive that.
There’s a long shot showing the landing. The thing was darn near floating belly down. When it went vertical, it was coming down as stable as a F9, but when the engines went rich, it plummeted. Still, this was a massively successful test, and SN9 is in the hangar waiting for testing.