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Jon Edwards
@edwards345
SVP of Falcon and Dragon at SpaceX, long-time SpaceXโ€™er (since April 2004), BS/MS Purdue AAE, musician & bass player for Dr. Spaceman, happy husband & dad
๊ฐ€์ž… April 2009
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Not a good day. I woke up to a phone call from Joe Kenahan telling me that โ€œthe rocket is gone.โ€ We had no idea what happened for a few weeks. We had a war room set up in HT01 where we had high speed plots and video frame stills taped to the wall in chronological order, zoomed in to the order of milliseconds. We used accelerometer data to triangulate the origin of the failure, similar to what we did for the CRS-7 investigation. To our surprise it pointed to a similar location near the lox tank COPVs. It took weeks of testing to replicate the failure and when we did, it was a strange mix of feeling overjoyed that we figured it out and extremely sad that we didnโ€™t prevent the failure in the first place. That said, shooting COPVs from a mile away with a long-range .50-caliber rifle was pretty cool. Thankfully we were able to close that branch of the fault tree ๐Ÿ˜‚
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