@Zynanox07@CNSpaceflight If this photo is real, wouldn't it just show a crane lifting a rocket? We shouldn't jump to conclusions just because it's lying on the ground. Besides, the photo doesn't show it missing a leg; it shows it has no legs at all, as indicated by the image of the crane lifting it.
@Zynanox07@CNSpaceflight Do you think this photo is real? Why would China release such a photo? Doesn't that contradict the results China has announced?
@PallottaPedro Putting aside whether these pictures are real or fake... The image doesn't show any signs of a fire or explosion on the rocket. Isn't it normal to place the rocket on the ground during recovery?
@thotslayer_1138@RT_com China will host the second World Humanoid Robotics Games in Beijing this weekend (September 22-26). Robot swarm formation training