I so can't wait to go have drinks in the Highbay looking down on a Starship or a booster!


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Ha. That would be awesome.

As awesome as pictures and video from the moon and Mars are it's just normal now. Actual sound makes it more realistic for me. Like I'm standing on the planet.

You might appreciate sounds from Venus too.


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Just as awesome. Thanks.

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"Just" another launch and landing, but:

On Sunday, March 14 at 6:01 a.m. EDT, SpaceX launched 60 Starlink satellites from Launch Complex 39A (LC-39A) at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This was the ninth launch and landing of this Falcon 9 first stage booster, which previously supported launch of Crew Dragon Demo-1, RADARSAT Constellation, SXM-7, and five Starlink missions.

SN11 static fire coming up:

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Amazing new shots!

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They totally should have had the explosion too.

Yeah, I'm a little surprised they didn't. Usually Elon is more willing to poke fun at himself when things go a little wrong.

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SLS hot fire test in 26 minutes

The NSF feed is a lower def stream of the NASA stream. No idea if they have good commentary, on mute, but the direct NASA feed is clearer...
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Kind of disappointed it hasn't blown up yet. lol

That was long, especially compared to the ~3 second Starship static fires we've seen recently.

They originally wanted to do a full mission burn simulation. I think 8.5 minutes?