Falcon 9 booster tips over

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Views of B1058 on the deck of Just Read the Instructions. Starlink 6-32 was the 19th launch and landing of this booster. The crew encountered rough conditions not far from Port Canaveral. Farewell old friend. @NASASpaceflight SCL views:https://t.co/lIR57w4WqB pic.twitter.com/6rew5JDySI

— Julia Bergeron (@julia_bergeron) December 26, 2023

The Falcon fleet’s life leading rocket completed its 19th and final launch and landing on December 23. This one reusable rocket booster alone launched to orbit 2 astronauts and more than 860 satellites — totaling 260+ metric tons — in ~3.5 years pic.twitter.com/q1ANdGCpEg

— SpaceX (@SpaceX) December 26, 2023

It has been a very long time since this happened. The white thing below the engine area is called an octograbber which normally can hold the booster and protect it from wind, but I guess this wind was too strong.

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