StarDucks

This is exactly why many grid tied inverters like the SMA Sunnyboy range won't start or auto shutdown if it doesn't detect power coming from the grid.

It's bad wording. Pretty sure they mean that now SN-1 is destroyed it's time to move on to SN-2.

What is the standard process for failure analysis for a company like SpaceX and how do they likely integrate the lessons into the next iteration?

Do companies like this have some form of high level "failure procedure" they go though?

How did they just so happen to have the key to a hidden door that hadn't been opened in 68 years that they didn't even know existed?

This is really going to end up biting everyone in the ass though.

What happens when we have another market crash and everyone is broke because they put money they would have saved into investments instead and now they have no safety net?