Thanks, we’re glad you liked it.

Thanks we hope it is fun, the outro should be pretty fun too!

Thanks, We’re glad you liked it, it was fun to make.

Those are the liquid nitrogen and liquid oxygen tanks. The liquid nitrogen is used for flushing tanks, pre-chilling, pressure testing, etc. The liquid oxygen is an oxidizer for the fuel. I'm not exactly sure if they are in a hazardous area during take-off, but seeing that they were there for the first orbital test flight, the damage they received was sub-optimal. They may end up moving them in the future. The methane fuel tanks are on another side of the orbital launch mount; those may have had some fuel left in them. We’re glad you found our channel, We will try to do a video about this.

Thanks, we had fun making it. Did you see the outro

Thanks!

We wish we were. Just very enthused spectators. Thanks for watching👍

If you’ve ever seen a deluge system in action, lots of water is used. So if the water is blown out, they would try their best to pump it back in. With the flame diverter some of the same issues may be caused, but if so, they will be severely reduced. After extensive research, I will try to do a video covering this topic.