Hi, Allen Prunty!
I read your message from  28.09.2016 19:16
about Space X Rocket's Mysterious and Unexplainable Explosion.

 AP> But what may be most eyebrow-raising comment among Musk's tweets was
 AP> his response to a query regarding the online videos that claim
 AP> "something hit the rocket."

 AP> Although the question did not invoke the dreaded 'UFO' acronym, it was
 AP> clearly an allusion to the conspiracy theory which has percolated
 AP> since the event.

When they built rockets in 1950s rockets also blew up without visible
reason. So statistic is needed. It's like in mathematics -- for calculating
of the a trajectory they need at least three points. If you have just one
point you can have as much trajectories as you wish.

Although there are some electrical events that are still mystery for
people. For instance, ball lightning. Nobody knows where does it come from,
but it can cause severe problems. Their own light is very week, so they can
be invisible in sun light, for instance.

Or, a more probable reason, is software errors. Many people remember very
much as SAS system had been turned on during launching one American rocket.
AFAIR, that the rocket on the launch pad had covered itself with landing
parachute, because of shame. ;)

Bye, Allen!
Alexander Koryagin
UFO 2016

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