How SpaceX Destroyed a $150,000,000 NASA Mission

The story of CRS 7 and the 3rd failed mission to the Space Station within a year. This marks the end of the Long Year in Space. A SpaceX Falcon 9 attempted to launch the original Dragon spacecraft to the ISS but was destroyed around two minutes after launch, all due to a single, tiny, part.
This video is blatantly inspired by Jon Bois (with the help of a BobbyBroccoli Tutorial)
(0:00) - Recap
(0:28) - What is CRS 7
(2:03) - The Launch
(3:19) - The Fallout
(5:28) - The Investigation
(8:49) - The End of a Long Year
(11:05) - Outro

[@xymaryai8283]

i don't think this video deserved the BobbyBroccoli treatment, but its totally okay to go all out as a treat XD

[@NoSTs123]

Did I just get Jon boised? Good job on making the video that way!

[@kelsiehogan3400]

This is the best video in the series

[@peterfranz286]

Like a short film

[@simonebiuso3098]

Starliner is a failure in every possible ways

[@ConHathy]

It's surprising how close we thought the race was right up until the last second, now it's been over 3 years and SpaceX launched their 10th crewed mission last month.

[@MichaelWinter-ss6lx]

Is it still fine for the algorythem, even that i'm 2 days late?
Good content. How come i never heard of you? Saw the thumbnail and i thought: well, its "in" to bash Elon Musk; lets see what this crap is about. Turned out completely different! Only point of critik: launch providers do have insurrance, so at the end, only real cost was delay.
I hope you keep up the good work.