Robert P. Schröder retweeted
Sources suggest this was not an orbital attempt but rather a belly flop test to compete with SpaceX's Starship.
The indomitable European spirit is unbeatable 🇪🇺🇪🇺🫡
Robert P. Schröder retweeted
Splashdown confirmed! Congratulations to the entire SpaceX team on an exciting sixth flight test of Starship!
Supercomputer JUPITER: Der Weg ins Exascale-Zeitalter youtu.be/IfcCZctBU1k?si=C0mN… via @YouTube
Robert P. Schröder retweeted

Elon Musk@elonmusk13 Oct 2024
United States!
United StatesConnected via United States App StoreLocation may be affected by a proxy or VPN.Account-level information, not a live location or per-post device.
Starship rocket booster caught by tower
Robert P. Schröder retweeted
In addition to the thousands (>10k) of Starlink kits we are delivering in response to Hurricane Helene, the @Starlink team and @TMobile activated our Direct to Cell satellites to provide emergency alerts for all phones and carriers of those in affected areas.
The @FCC has also rapidly approved emergency special temporary authority for coverage in Florida ahead of Hurricane Milton.
We have now enabled basic texting (SMS) for those on T-Mobile phones in hurricane affected areas. Text messages have already been sent and received. You can text loved ones, text 911 and continue to receive emergency alerts.
If a phone connects to a Starlink satellite, it will have 1 to 2 bars of signal and show "T-Mobile SpaceX" in the network name. Users may have to manually retry text messages if they don't go through at first, as this is being delivered on a best-effort basis. The service works best outdoors, and occasionally works indoors near a window.
Robert P. Schröder retweeted
Reentry heat is wicked - I've survived it 3 times. Learning a lot about the difference between simulation and reality today @SpaceX. Congratulations on both soft splashdowns - pushing the envelope right to the edge. Excellent!
Robert P. Schröder retweeted
Splashdown confirmed! Congratulations to the entire SpaceX team on an exciting fourth flight test of Starship!
Robert P. Schröder retweeted
Targeting Thursday, June 6 for Starship’s fourth flight test.
A 120-minute launch window opens at 7:00 a.m. CT → spacex.com/launches
Robert P. Schröder retweeted
New images confirm the #MarsHelicopter sustained rotor damage during Flight 72. Our helicopter has flown its final flight.
Ingenuity defied the odds and captured our hearts. #ThanksIngenuity for showing us what’s possible when we dare mighty things. go.nasa.gov/3HvSPef
#ThanksIngenuity – NASA’s Mars Helicopter Team Says Goodbye
Robert P. Schröder retweeted
Interceptor 010 stopping trash from entering the Caribbean Sea in Kingston, Jamaica. 🇯🇲
Robert P. Schröder retweeted
#CyberMonday deal! Send your name to Jupiter aboard our @EuropaClipper spacecraft. We'll use an electron beam to etch your name, your friends' and family members' names, even your pet's name onto a special chip. Cost: $0.00.
Sign up today! go.nasa.gov/3FTUbyy

ALT Illustration showing the surface of Europa, one of Jupiter's icy moons. Europa takes up the bottom third of the image, with blue-black ridges and canyons stretching off into the horizon. Above Europa, Jupiter looms with its Great Red Spot visible. Half of Jupiter is illuminated by the Sun. The Europa Clipper spacecraft, a thin white line reflecting sunlight off its solar arrays, can be seen near the image's center. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech













