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Old 18th November 2023 | 15:45
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Originally Posted by skadi
Most of the clouds are just formed by condensation of the ambient air humidity
Fair point. It's still (necessarily) venting a lot of propellant though, and you wouldn't want them mixing in anything even vaguely approaching a stoichiometric ratio.

Originally Posted by ORAC
RUD at 1/4 speed…
That's interesting; looks like it might have started in the region of the intertank.
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