> How did they manage to flip the second craft from it's reentry position [...]?
Apologies, I think I don't understand...
The video is a concept video, not a real-life recording.. it's CG. But you're asking about real-world physics. And everyone else is talking about it too, as if the video actually happened, even though it's just a CG animation.
I'm just really confused; sorry. Heh. I know I'm missing something obvious here -- figured I'd ask what it was, even though I look silly. :)
The video wouldn't have much point unless it was showing the design of how the rockets will actually work. Sure, the actual design and details of the rocket may be different in real life, but the basic idea of having the components soft-land back at HQ would be real.
The video is a concept video, not a real-life recording.. it's CG. But you're asking about real-world physics. And everyone else is talking about it too, as if the video actually happened, even though it's just a CG animation.
I'm just really confused; sorry. Heh. I know I'm missing something obvious here -- figured I'd ask what it was, even though I look silly. :)