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FINALLY! Starship Flight 14 has a launch date targeting September 18! Are you freaking hyped!? Less than a week and we may have the first Starship payload in orbit! 🥳 🚀 Loads to dive into today! 🔥
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Finally. The space X scam is over.

Rock on. I have lived to see the routine departure and landing of the DC-3 in Charlotte, NC to the routine departure and landings of the Starship. Much more to come.

I always enjoy your amazing program, Marcus! Thank you for doing it

That day will be a truly wonderful day. I'm really looking forward to it! The moment Starship enters orbit will be truly exhilarating.

The cadence is just unbelievable.

The number of vehicle movements this week have been pretty hard to keep up with. 🤣

Yes. I am.

Orbital flight is mostly a speed problem. To stay up, Starship needs about 7.8 km/s sideways so Earth curves away as fast as the ship falls. Earlier flights tested heat shield and catch; a first payload means finishing the circularization burn, not just arcing home.

It’s the double catch that will be the amazing milestone. Rockets putting stuff into orbit has been the norm for over half a century. A fully recovered launcher & ship has never happened.

Hell yeah!! I’m headed to Louder Than Life next week. Looks like I’ll be watching this baby fly to orbit then go rock out the rest of the day. 🤘

Is going to be great on the 18th Can't just imagine how massive everything will be🚀💯🚀

33 rocket boosters

LFG!

Let’s Go!!! 🟢🟢🟢

❤️

Wohoo 🥳

If we can start catching these it is going to be freeking awesome.

first real payload in orbit is the moment this sops being a test programme and becomes a launch vehicle. sept 18 blocked on my calendar. do we know yet what is riding on it?

This is exactly the kind of launch we want SpaceSphere to make easier to follow. You can already jump from the homepage to the launch on the Live 3D Globe, see the countdown, mission details and webcast links, with AI Brief there to explain the context. More mission tracking and updates are coming.
