From: snidely.too@gmail.com   
      
   Jeff Findley speculated:   
   > In article , alain245@videotron.ca says...   
   >>   
   >> It went up, reached its planned altitude of 10 km. Successfully   
   >> performed the belly flop and landed softly. So it was good and very   
   >> close to being a total success. Unfortunately, it exploded shortly after   
   >> landing.   
      
   About 6-10 minuted after, well past the end of the SpaceX stream.   
      
   > There was a bit of a bounce on landing.  Plus it was leaning slightly.   
   > And it was on fire.  Still, any landing you can sprint away from...   
   >   
   > ;-)   
   >   
   >> Good luck with SN11 SpaceX.   
   >   
   > Agreed.  Every failure comes with a lesson to learn.  That's the   
   > advantage of this this of "hardware rich", iterative, development.   
      
   Still, scrstch the 3 expensive parts.   
      
   /dps   
      
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