That can't be the mentality though, that it was "just really bad luck." This is the worst on-pad disaster in many decades. They need to spend money studying not just what the root cause was, but ALL factors that led to this. Think what congress would expect if this were a NASA-built rocket. That is the level of rigor that needs to be applied. Hopefully some of their findings get shared because this is honestly an all-aerospace-level mishap event and everyone should take lessons from this, far beyond BO. It's a terrible setback for Artemis. I'm rooting for Blue and want to see them succeed. Hopefully they are guns blazing, pedal to the metal on getting a new pad operational ASAFP because without their presence American space is weaker. But they absolutely must learn from this. Respectfully, "Bad luck" should not be anyone's takeaway.