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The broadcast ends after SECO-1 (which seems to happen at the expected time). But can anyone spot any clues?
Is there more ice than normal on the 2nd stage? (E.g. In the view at T+6:30)
IMO there’s way more ice than usual. Maybe a leak? https://piped.video/watch?v=I2klvDvmtFc&t=202
That is definitely not a norminal amount of ice.
The second stage engine cover seemed to get ‘over inflated’ at T+4:07. And you can definitely see it’s in a lower orbit on the final screen right after SECO