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SpaceMan3000 retweeted
I’ve spent my entire career working toward this moment.
Six years of my life dedicated to building the heat shield that will make this possible.
One day very soon, this won’t be a rendering. And when that day comes, I don’t know how I’ll process it…
This is what it’s all been for. 🚀
SpaceMan3000 retweeted
The Cheese Shop sketch, Monty Python youtube.com/watch?v=B3KBuQHH… @JohnCleese
SpaceMan3000 retweeted
NASA has given us lots of information of Starship HLS, this is a very real vehicle with tons of work being put into it.
SpaceX has nearly completed HLS Cabin One, a 1:1 matching of the real flight cabin for astronaut testing operations. SpaceX will likely show off the hardware for it within 2 months (this month is a high contender)
The Artemis III Starship will have its docking system integrated by the end of the year and have its emulator and communications delievered in early 2027, this Ship will perform cryo and static fire tests in Q2 2027.
HLS landing legs to be demonstrated in Q2 of 2027 along with Cabin One's airlock.
Orbital refueling test of Starship set for Q1 of 2027!
Pad LC-37 to be ready in Q1 2027 (already was known)
First Cape and V3 booster reflight in Q4 of 2026, this may mean 3 more flights this year?
Tank pressurization upgrades to SuperHeavy (?)
Uncrewed HLS lannding mission in Q4 2027 with tankers.
SpaceMan3000 retweeted
Elon Musk sticks with his 2026 target for SpaceX landing humans on Mars:
September 2016 – "If things go super well, it might be kind of in the 10 year timeframe"
December 2020 – "6 years from now, I think highly confident"
cnbc.com/2020/12/01/elon-mus…
Feeling optimistic about this update.
If this was something bad, Isaacman wouldn't have been talking about it for some time.
Worst case scenario is Artemis III slipping from June 2027 to Late 2027, or Artemis V moving from 2028 to 2029, but both would still be amazing.
Join us on Oct. 23 for an update on our plans to return American astronauts to the Moon by 2028. NASA leadership will also give details on the upcoming Artemis III mission to test critical systems needed for future Moon landings. go.nasa.gov/4hNAvjO
ALT The Moon, as seen by Artemis II astronauts just before they passed behind it. The edge of the visible surface of the Moon, or the limb, is visible. Just beyond that is Earth, lit like a crescent moon.
Soyuz MS-10 was launched eight years ago today.
The third time the emergency launch escape system has been activated in history (all on Soyuz rockets) and most recent one.
Let's hope it stays that way.
SpaceMan3000 retweeted
So, it's looks like Starship Flight 15 will be a full recovery mission (ship & booster catch).
We haven't seen a catch at Starbase since Flight 8, 583 days ago...
SpaceMan3000 retweeted
Dan Huot: holy fuck Ship 41 just lost an engine, it’s over
SpaceX Mission Control:
SpaceMan3000 retweeted
These are the engines that will help return American astronauts to the surface of the Moon, and they’re ready for Artemis IV.
SpaceMan3000 retweeted
When it comes to monitoring the Starship program, the Chilean Air Force (@FACh_Chile) tuned into @NASASpaceflight's live coverage for the latest on Starship Flight 14 🇨🇱
SpaceX may be living one of its best times ever:
- Starship just went orbital and is now operational.
- 4 (!) Return to Launch Site landings in just under 13 hours.
- Just launched and docked astronauts to te ISS.
- Became the first company to launch 3 times in a single day.
SpaceMan3000 retweeted
SpaceX has just become the first ever company to launch THREE rockets in a single day!
