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During Starship Flight 11, one interesting test that was completed was a "Dynamic Banking Maneuver" but, what exactly was this and why did SpaceX need to test this flight maneuver? Here is a short discussion and thanks to supporting work by The Space Engineer TheSpaceEngineer who did some great...

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What an amazing SpaceX Starship Flight 10! Congrats to all of the Starship team for a fantastic flight and for a full mission all the way to a pinpoint landing in the Indian Ocean! Here is a glimpse of the launch and our reactions to the sound, reverberations and vibrations during launch! Ellie in Space 🚀💫
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