"It came out of nowhere, and it was really violent." The Amos 6 satellite is lost atop a Falcon 9 rocket. Credit: USLaunchReport The Amos 6 satellite is lost atop a Falcon 9 rocket. Credit: USLaunchReport The rocket was there. And then it decidedly was not. Shortly after sunrise on a late summer morning nearly nine years ago at SpaceX's sole operational launch pad, engineers neared the end of a static fire test. These were still early days for their operation of a Falcon 9 rocket that used super...