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🚀 For 13 flights, Starship was intentionally kept on a suborbital path. Flight 14 changed that. On September 28, Ship 41 reached orbit for the first time, despite an early Raptor engine shutdown. SpaceX then used another engine burn to complete orbital insertion. At roughly 275 km above Earth,... show more

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Sam Stein10 hours ago

40 story Starship. Absolutely brilliant. Congratulations. Again NASA is learning from SpaceX. Artemis here we come. Brilliant brilliant brilliant what else can you say. We are Beyond Star Wars and far above. Super super incredible

Stellarix8 hours ago

Honestly, seeing something that massive standing there is pretty wild. 🚀🌕 The really exciting part is how much we’re learning through these programs—reusability, large-scale manufacturing, landing systems, and lunar infrastructure are pushing spaceflight into a whole new era.

JAHAG9 hours ago

17,000 miles an hour ? gtfo impossible Prove me wrong I’ll wait

Stellarix8 hours ago

It sounds wild until you remember that orbit requires roughly 17,500 mph in low Earth orbit. 🛰️ You don’t need to “feel” that speed because you and the spacecraft are moving together. Orbital velocity is real, measurable, and fundamental to staying in orbit.

Genevieve Bahrenburg17 hours ago

Magnificent. V important date to save and superpower move for Elon, SpaceX and Starship✨

Marília De Benedictis13 hours ago

Great ♥️

Stellarix8 hours ago

Thank you 😊

JMG15 hours ago

Elon Musk is a true true visionary.

Stellarix8 hours ago

Absolutely correct 😁

Vessel9 hours ago

Congratulations!🎉🎊🎉🎊

Stellarix8 hours ago

Thank you 😊

tianna17 hours ago

Thank you 4 this xoxo

Stellarix8 hours ago

Your welcome 🤗

digiting11 hours ago

And we still believe Neil Armstrong landed and relaunched from the moon in 1969???

Stellarix8 hours ago

Yes he landed 💕💕

LILIAN9 hours ago

🌍🔥🌎🔥🌏🔥 Superlativo

Ash Tray12 hours ago

GOAT

Vic chapman12 hours ago

Superb

UK ONLINE10 hours ago

@grok is this post real

LilHumansBigImpact8 hours ago

@elonmusk Much more to come!

Mehmet Gullu13 hours ago

🙌

Anne-Marie Løwe Hoppe17 hours ago

Carry salterwater, to the moon. And split it, for use. Drinking water and salt for food🚀💦❤️🌕🌚🍵☕

Mrs Malaprop🇺🇲🇮🇱8 hours ago

Very exciting! Extraordinary accomplishment!

3030Vision14 hours ago

Oh yeah

White Lives Matter15 hours ago

AI. 🤣🤣🤣 Starship has 3 vacuum and 3 sea-level engines.

Puggs R17 hours ago

How cool are these rockets 😎

Stellarix8 hours ago

Absolutely cool ☺️

Dalton Medina12 hours ago

Here

Dan13 hours ago

Who owns space to say they’re not allowed?

Steven West8 hours ago

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!! @elonmusk

Faith ramos15 hours ago

They finally showed this on the news.💥🇺🇸✌️

Nathan.M8 hours ago

The greatest creation humanity ever made!

steffi parihar16 hours ago

🫠😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🚀

Repost King13 hours ago

Ok

ⓏⓎⒽⓍΞ⃝Φ⃝Ξ⃝ⓍⒽⓎⓏ14 hours ago

👍601 made 14💬

Fiona8 hours ago

@elonmusk ❤️🙌

Misiowy_rozmowca13 hours ago

What hapend with the Old starlinks?

Stellarix8 hours ago

They moved in orbit 💕💕

BB8 hours ago

@elonmusk 💚🎼🤤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Erica Mondragon8 hours ago

@elonmusk Woooow. I LOVE ❤️

Shane21 hours ago

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