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I build a simple small rocket (with FAR), which could hit the ground upside down at an approximate speed of 1,000-1,200 m/s if launched vertically(as the reentry heat hasn't been implemented; the Q reached up to 800,000 and the super G will certainly destroy any structure in the real case). Then we can see the physics error...
First, impact on the ocean:
The first impact amazingly didn't destroy any part- the lower part(used to be upper), nose cone+pod+battery+fuel tank were rebounded to the air, while the upper engine's linkage was broken and the engine sunk into the ocean for about 200m... The next impact of the lower part was destructive, but the engine in water remained. After I selected the engine, it came up slowly, then reached the surface.
(The number altimeter showing is in fact negative)
Second, impact on the ground:
No need for words:)
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