@BingoBoca @CSI_Starbase Tim Dodd's comment about the ship's (possibly icing) gas thrusters, in which he mentioned this moment with Elon, were delicious. This happened during the flight while Ship 28 was still whole.

@MaybeImALeo @CSI_Starbase Got a timestamp?

@BingoBoca Facts. Great job Tim! @Erdayastronaut

@BingoBoca @CSI_Starbase Haha, I had this exact same thoughts. Loss of attitude control was all Tim's fault. 😆

@BingoBoca @CSI_Starbase Post of the day 😆

@BingoBoca 🤣🤣🤣🤣 this did slightly cross my mind yesterday looool

@BingoBoca 😅😅

@BingoBoca @Erdayastronaut LOL!

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@BingoBoca The music at the end is fantastic.

@BingoBoca so funny! HAHAHAhahah!

@BingoBoca Agreed. Tim, we all blame you.

@BingoBoca 🤪In the end, Tim just made a suggestion, and SpaceX tested it. That's how that goes.

@BingoBoca This definitely my favorite ift3 twitter post 😂

@BingoBoca One of my coaches once said, “if you have an idea of how we can improve the play, we’ll try it. If it works, we’ll keep it. If it doesn’t, we’ll go back to how we were doing it before.”

@BingoBoca @Erdayastronaut ......starship destroyer

@BingoBoca Hahaha oh god, what a timeline 😂

@BingoBoca I honestly doubt the floppy attitude control was the killer, stainless is tough stuff and it looks like it had roll authority by the coms blackout once the air thickened up. Probably vibration and oscillations like the booster but I would like to know the angle of attack

@BingoBoca The Dodd maneuver.

@BingoBoca Lol...