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Reply to post: Re: Vacuum

Things that go crump in the night: Watch Musk's mighty missile go foom

Saturday 4th April 2020 02:45 GMT Kevin McMurtrie

Re: Vacuum

All of that cryogenic venting probably made the air inside shrink or condense. Negative air pressure is generally hard to deal with.

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