FSATGMADOE - Another Tradegy
Posted 11-19-2010 at 06:42 AM by Pyromaniac605
---Four months after Alexey Maksimillian's flight---
FSATGMADOE's latest launch attempt has ended up in another disaster and left another notch in the company's already damaged image, Chaz Heath and Brian Edison were killed when their Soyuz FG rocket started spinning out of control.
At liftoff everything seemed normal.
Then the rocket started to spin, the crew were knocked unconcious, but still alive.
The second and third stages were ripped apart from each other.
The third stage exploded but the crew were still alive.
Chaz and Brian were unconcious as the crippled Soyuz TMA capsule fell to the ground, they were slowly crushed as the craft reached a top of 73.4 Gs.
Darren
FSATGMADOE's latest launch attempt has ended up in another disaster and left another notch in the company's already damaged image, Chaz Heath and Brian Edison were killed when their Soyuz FG rocket started spinning out of control.
At liftoff everything seemed normal.
Then the rocket started to spin, the crew were knocked unconcious, but still alive.
The second and third stages were ripped apart from each other.
The third stage exploded but the crew were still alive.
Chaz and Brian were unconcious as the crippled Soyuz TMA capsule fell to the ground, they were slowly crushed as the craft reached a top of 73.4 Gs.
Darren
Total Comments 7
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That's awful.
Will the Soyuz be grounded for investigation?Posted 11-20-2010 at 02:30 AM by Izack 
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Only if the checks of the debris don't explain what happened.
Darren
PS: I'm not going to use the Soyuz in any of my later mission, it'll just cause more trouble.
Posted 11-20-2010 at 05:04 AM by Pyromaniac605
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Do you use Time Acceleration during the launch by any chance?Posted 11-20-2010 at 12:28 PM by Samuel Edwards 
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I'd say you should fire the people responsible for the escape system. Shouldn't it be able to rescue the crew in such a situation?Posted 11-20-2010 at 12:52 PM by astrosammy
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Actually the LES had already been jettisoned, it was at an altitude were it was 'no longer needed'.Quote:Originally Posted by astrosammy
I'd say you should fire the people responsible for the escape system. Shouldn't it be able to rescue the crew in such a situation?
No I didn't use time acceleration.
DarrenPosted 11-21-2010 at 01:18 AM by Pyromaniac605
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Soyuz has launch escape system which provide escape during ALL launch phases.
Dont say there is no LES if you dont know how to use it.Posted 11-21-2010 at 07:44 AM by Thorton
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Really? Sorry I'm not too familiar with the Soyuz.
It is a great add-on and, no offence, but I'm not sure I will use it very often.
DarrenPosted 11-21-2010 at 08:59 AM by Pyromaniac605
