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Tim Wrede retweeted
Sir they leaked one of our project names and footage of the New Glenn pad explosion
Tim Wrede retweeted
Smoking a joint inside your house, let alone on your BED is just disgusting and vile
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No update needed. Now, about transponders for the rockets...
Thanks to @elonmusk, now @flightradar24 is gonna have to update its software to track Tesla Roadsters too. 😀
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"slowing it's fall"
You should take another look.
xitter.cf/Tesla/status/211092616…
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Can hover 6x as long on the Moon as on Earth. Recharging the COPVs a minor inconvenience (/s).
Tim Wrede retweeted
The Starship haters don't even try to make any actual arguments anymore they just look at you like this.
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Something something Berger law
Today we shared an update on Neutron's development, including adjusting the schedule for flight one to 2027.
Full details: investors.rocketlabcorp.com/…
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The first Starship to return to its launch site, Ship 40's journey took it across air, space, and sea. Now that it is vertical alongside three other Starships in a Megabay at Starbase, it will provide first-of-its-kind data on a flown Starship heatshield, Raptor engines, avionics, and more.
What the hell i guess they want this to be ready in like 3/4 year
SpaceX is officially seeking FAA approval for up to 456 Starship launches and 912 landings per year from Starbase, a big increase from the 25 launches and 50 landings allowed today.
• Phase 1 would include up to 100 annual launches and up to 200 annual landings (100 of the Starship and 100 of the Super Heavy). Launches and landings could occur at any day or time of the week. FAA: "As the vehicle continues to mature and reliability improves, launch and landing rates are expected to increase. Starship and Super Heavy are designed to require minimal post-flight refurbishment."
• Phase 2 would include up to 456 launches originating from, and 912 annual landings at, the Boca Chica Launch Site at Starbase, Texas. Launches could occur at any time of day, but would only occur Monday through Friday. FAA: "This phase represents a mature program launching more than 100 times annually and would be implemented within several years."
Public comments are due by Nov. 30, 2026
Tim Wrede retweeted
SpaceX is officially seeking FAA approval for up to 456 Starship launches and 912 landings per year from Starbase, a big increase from the 25 launches and 50 landings allowed today.
• Phase 1 would include up to 100 annual launches and up to 200 annual landings (100 of the Starship and 100 of the Super Heavy). Launches and landings could occur at any day or time of the week. FAA: "As the vehicle continues to mature and reliability improves, launch and landing rates are expected to increase. Starship and Super Heavy are designed to require minimal post-flight refurbishment."
• Phase 2 would include up to 456 launches originating from, and 912 annual landings at, the Boca Chica Launch Site at Starbase, Texas. Launches could occur at any time of day, but would only occur Monday through Friday. FAA: "This phase represents a mature program launching more than 100 times annually and would be implemented within several years."
Public comments are due by Nov. 30, 2026