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For scale:
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Communism wasn't able to build this.
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They unlocked the golden deluge plate.
The Water-cooled Steel Plate has turned an interesting shade of gold after Flight 4's launch.
Here's a comparison of the OLM after every launch.
Watch our Starbase Flyover Update analysis video to learn more about Starbase's condition post launch!
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27 engines, 100% success rate:
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I knew the cope would be bad, but this is just embarrassing.
Also bust out your CSS bingo card for these “flaws” he’s going to point out.
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Apparently Bill Nelson personally told Kerry that IFT-3 was a complete failure, including the tests performed in space, despite what has been said to the public.
Conveniently he can’t forward the emails to me for security reasons.
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lol, I remember when they said Neuralink was going to kill every patient, and now that it works they say it's already been done before and isn't impressive.
These people are so incredibly predictable it's hard to believe they have brains.
@highfreqhertz
@xdNiBoR
@TheTitanIIIGuy
It's amazing. The things SpaceX does keeps going from "impossible and stupid" to "something DC-X has done decades ago" 😂 it's a miracle, really
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Kerry is now claiming that Starship cannot gimbal, and videos provided by SpaceX are lies and CGI.
You can’t make this up.
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This meme keeps getting more and more relevant.
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The flap was melted and partially detached by the superheated plasma, yet it still functioned and the ship still landed.
In what world is this fragile?
So much for a reusable rocket 😂 Turns out Musk’s Space X Starship rockets are just as fragile as his Teslas whose bumpers fall off when introduced to a puddle of water, whose trim pieces flee at highway speeds and whose motors and batteries fail while standing perfectly still.
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RIP B1060, you got them all the way to 10,000 km/h.
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To get back to Earth doofus.
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The sale of ULA is nearing its conclusion, sources say. New article:
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“China once again outperformed the U.S. in space exploration”
Not even close:
🚨STONE COLD TRUTH🚨🇨🇳🇺🇲:
China successfully landed a spacecraft on the far side of the moon to collect soil and rock samples that could provide insights into differences between the never-explored region and the better-known near side of the moon.
China planted its 5-star
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Commies experiencing copium-induced brain damage example
#36352722
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It looks like the soil where the Americans landed on the moon is very different from the soil where our probe landed.🤔
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There it is, 4 burns spread out over the course of a few hours.
What was that ULA infographic saying again?
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Let's put it this way, assuming 300 tons per launch, SpaceX emits around 30,000 tons every year, you know how much CO2 the airline industry emits on average per day?
2.2 million tons.
@highfreqhertz
@macijauskasm
@SpaghettiKozak
SpaceX projects are an abysmal waste of energy. Not to mention a huge source of CO2. Imagine the CO2 to transport millions of humans to Mars. Will destroy earth faster! What a genius!
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Starliner hasn't even flown crew yet, without SpaceX we'd still be using The Soyuz. It was actually Boeing and Blue who had been lobbying against progress.
And I wouldn't call Axiom or Polaris "joyrides", although this Redditor's tiny brain probably squishes together SpaceX,
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Hilarious that Starship will likely fly for the third time before Starliner flies with crew.
NASA's Phil McAlister says Boeing's crew flight test of Starliner is on track for NET April 14, 2024, pending a successful parachute test in January.
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Seems engine reliability isn't much of an issue when igniting on the pad, and they will probably fix the boostback burn in no time.
2024 is going to be crazy.
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This makes me really want to see the startup in slow-mo.
Shutdown of a Raptor vacuum engine in slow motion. The engine’s nozzle is sized for use by Starship in the Earth’s upper atmosphere and outer space, so operation at sea level and low chamber pressures results in flow separation creating visible rings in the exhaust
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Unrelated, but this has got to be one of the most beautiful turbine halls I have ever seen.
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SLS can’t land itself and the second stage cannot reenter intact, same with almost every other rocket.
Starship has proven that it can carry payloads, end of story.
So the booster failed to land and Starship was burned up during re-entry…. But year we’re heading to the moon in a year and a half 😆
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I believe.
Getting ready for Flight 4 of Starship!
Goal of this mission is for Starship to get through max reentry heating with all systems functioning.
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Ratio’d yet again by the hidden replies.
Lmao even.
Reporting like this that leads to mass hysteria among the general public is why I prefer the way China handles its space reporting. There are far better ways to word this issue the ISS could have had too.
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Remember when CSS tried to say the steel plate would fail because the volume of water wasn't comparable to SLS's deluge system, and that there wasn't a pump big enough to get all of it to the pad?
Yeah...
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SpaceX's power Raptor engine.
You can say we like to make blue fire. That’s a wrap on 2 weeks of
#AeonR
thrust chamber assembly (TCA) testing. 📈 Campaign stats:
🔥 Hot fires: 18
🕰️ Combined duration: 335.8 seconds
🔩 Injector designs tested: 4
🎯 Goal: full-power high mixture-ratio (MR) testing
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I’m going to say it:
IFT-3 will most likely be a success.
Some obscure issue could possibly pop up, but I think they have a really good shot.
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SpaceX negotiating with the Fish Council, November 2023 (colorized):
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No.
@PicturesFoIder
Not up for debates!
Europeans has way better quality things than America.
Clothing, gadgets, infrastructure and everything, Europe is clearly way above America💯%
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Not hard to see why this person would dislike Falcon, China just can’t keep up, one week with no launches and the manifest still looks like this:
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The ISS has a pressurized volume of 900 cubic meters vs 340 cubic meters for Tiangong.
@PamphletsY
The Chinese space station Tiangong is more spacious and modern than the ISS.
That backfired for the US lol
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TIL Alex Jones is really into astronomy.
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Year 2068:
“GigaStarfreighter XXXL will NEVER reach orbit, 512 raptor v12s is one thing, but raptor v13 is not a reliable engine, never will be. Yet another X Æ A-12 lie.”
What Starship doomers will say:
"It will never fly"
"It will never reach orbit"
"They will never be reused"
"It will never deliver payloads"
"It will never go to the moon"
"It will never fly humans"
"It will never go to mars"
"It's still impractical" even with all this
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@fakecarlsagan
@C_S_Skeptic
Why isn't he criticizing RocketLab testing and launching from Virginia? Last I checked Virginia isn't Florida.
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The second stage fuel tank is painted grey, that’s interesting. I thought they only did that on missions with long coast phases.
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So it would seem the cause of the booster RUD was a liquid oxygen filter blockage, not the common dome.
Hmmm.
The second flight test of Starship and Super Heavy achieved a number of important milestones, with lessons learned that informed vehicle upgrades debuting on Flight 3 as we continue to advance the capabilities of the most powerful launch system ever developed →
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I think I know the CSS strategy now, block anyone who proves you wrong, then reply to their posts to make it seem like they have nothing to say in return.
So anyway, I find it ironic that he makes this statement in the same thread about Kathy Lueders joining SpaceX, and I wasn’t
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@deltaIV9250
I think the roll may have been initiated to conduct the propellant transfer, however, the thruster that would have canceled out the roll was stuck, so the roll couldn't be corrected.
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Falcon gets grounded and the manifest still looks like this.
🇺🇸 stays winning.
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Lmao they resorted to calling it fake.
Copium induced schizophrenic conspiracy theories.
I wonder if all the people demanding proof of life will be satisfied now…nah of course they won’t
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No.
Chang'e 6 is cool, but, y'know, Falcon statistics be upon ye.
China a Real World Leader Arises as
America Implodes
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I guess that means they might attempt a booster catch for IFT-5.
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SpaceX’s image editor every launch:
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It turns out an aluminum can is not a good representation.
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This is a customer payload.
Remember when 5 landings was a massive “what-if”?
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Sure, after Bezos got his pet senator to force NASA to do so.
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No, the study assumes Starship V1 will be used, this is not the case, it also assumes two uncrewed cargo missions, whereas SpaceXs (sort of) official plans involve 2 initially, with two more to accompany crew.
There’s also a massive amount of flaws too long for this post.
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Wait, so Mr. SpaceX isn't actually going to jail?
@Saphira123456
The US Fish and Wildlife Service has concluded its investigation into the Deluge System.
Conclusion: It is not expected to change the salinity of the existing mud flats or reduce or modify the piping plover or red knot habitat.
@NASASpaceflight
Link:
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Starship on February 20th, 2024 11:07.529 am CST:
The 'Beirut Explosion' of August 4, 2020 is considered one of the most powerful artificial non-nuclear explosions in history.
It was equivalent to around 1.1 kilotons of TNT and generated an M3.3 earthquake.
[editing: davitoqro]
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67% of SpaceX launches in 2024 have been Starlinks.
.........i thought only about 70% of spacex launches were their own starlink satellites had no idea it was getting this bad!
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The panels are generating 7,800 watts, just enough to charge a gaming laptop.
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Once they figure out on-orbit refueling they should chuck a ship at Mars and see what happens.
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I've noticed on the last few flights there hasn't been any stiffener ring on the mvac, I suppose SpaceX decided they don't need one.
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@thunderf00t
You've been saying that for a while now. Why do you think Amazon and other companies are trying to build megaconstellations? It's not just SpaceX.
Besides, you thought it was 70%.
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0️⃣ Chinese Navy becomes well acquainted with the bottom of the Pacific.
But seriously, anyone who actually desires a war like this is a certified moron.
Things China needs to do before 2026.
1️⃣Sail our carrier battle groups to Hawaii.
2️⃣Fire a salvo of ballistic missiles over Hawaii as our carrier group approaches.
3️⃣Scrap the "No First Use" nuclear weapon policy.
This will serve as China's Great White Fleet moment.
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@TheCSSSkeptic
Damn, he’s still comparing tourist prices from before Dragon was even flying astronauts.
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Watch this CSS video from the timestamp, it's incredible how much he got wrong.
Start at 20:00 if the link doesn't work.
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Honestly shocked that so many people didn't know there was a difference between Kennedy and Cape Canaveral.
LAUNCHING NEXT WEEK🚀: For the first time in over half a century, astronauts will be lifting off from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida next week
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What an epic shot.
Starship's third flight test was a step towards a rapidly reusable future
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@kyuwuketsuki
@beanhowitzer
Technology gets better exponentially, I do believe that space travel will become something accessible to everyday people within 50 years, maybe less.
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Ok, I had to look, this particular comment intrigued me, and I think I know what he’s talking about, there’s a puff of gas that goes off before the FTS triggers, seems like the common dome? Well, no.
The explosive charges are located on the common dome, and the puff of gas
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@SlipstreamAvia
He's actually gone so far off the rails it's unbelievable.
Can't wait to see what comes next.
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Never mind, I’d say it’s just a camera effect, as this image from SpaceX shows all 33 lit.
Looks like a few engines did take longer to light than the rest, they still lit them all though.
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