To: george76
I’m wondering if there’s some technical distinction between an explosion and a fast fire that has an effect on insurance coverage.
16 posted on
09/02/2016 9:45:10 AM PDT by
Bob
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To: Bob
Im wondering if theres some technical distinction between an explosion and a fast fire that has an effect on insurance coverage.
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I think there definitely was an explosion.
But Musk’s statement was in response to somebody asking if a crew could have survived using the Dragon escape system. The way I take it is that a fire preceded the explosion which would have given time for the escape rockets to fire and the crew module to escape.
45 posted on
09/02/2016 10:11:05 AM PDT by
Moonman62
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To: Bob
50 posted on
09/02/2016 10:15:01 AM PDT by
Eccl 10:2
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To: Bob
"Im wondering if theres some technical distinction between an explosion and a fast fire that has an effect on insurance coverage." ~~~~
There certainly is.
Look up the definitions of
- "deflagration" (firearm propellant)
and
- "detonation" (C4 explosion)
68 posted on
09/02/2016 11:02:06 AM PDT by
TXnMA
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To: Bob
I wonder also. Why explain it that way?
92 posted on
09/03/2016 2:32:10 AM PDT by
BradyLS
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