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Oct 19, 2023 · ☑️ 289th SpaceX launch all time ☑️ 237th Falcon Family Booster landing ☑️ 74th landing on OCISLY ☑️ 251st consecutive successful Falcon 9 launch (excluding Amos-6) (if successful) ☑️ 76th SpaceX launch this year ☑️ 22nd launch from SLC-4E this year ☑️ 11 days, 22:35:10 turnaround for this pad
Starship Development Thread #50 : r/spacex - Reddit
Oct 9, 2023 · Boca Chica's environmentally-sensitive wetlands make excavations difficult, so SpaceX's Orbital Launch Mount (OLM) holds Starship's engines ~20m above ground--higher than Saturn V's 13m-deep flame trench. Instead of two channels from the trench, its raised design allows pressure release in 360 degrees.
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SpaceX is the fastest moving most groundbreaking rocket building entity to ever grace humanity, and they've successfully done everything they've set out to do so far. Getting to Mars is still gonna take a while, but its gonna happen, so all this talk about 2029 or 2031 or whatever is meaningless.
Starship Development Thread #49 : r/spacex - Reddit
Sep 9, 2023 · SpaceX could downsize that tanker but, as you say, GSE issues. I just wish NASA would put Artemis out of its misery and kill that program. Then SpaceX could set up a routine transport service using Starships exclusively and run that Earth-to-Moon space highway through low lunar orbit (LLO) like we did in Apollo.
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May 15, 2023 · NASA is a very very temporary ride for SpaceX, they need a market which is much bigger than even what the entire NASA budget can offer let alone the tiny slice they are able to claim, and on thin margins with lots of competition and lobbying from Bezos et al. Someone makes it worth your while to get off that ride a little early with an infusion ...
Starship Development Thread #54 : r/spacex - Reddit
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SpaceX now plans at least four Starship launch pads, two in
Given SpaceX is the only company with reusable vehicles, the only company operating crewed orbital capsules, the only company currently launching cargo to the ISS (no other launch vehicle for cargo capsules), one of two companies developing crewed lunar landers, soon to be the operator of the most powerful commercially operational rocket ...