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🚨FRAM2 CREW REACHES ORBIT—AND THEY’VE GOT A VIEW SpaceX confirmed a successful “orbit insertion nominal”—which means the Fram2 crew is officially circling Earth at 17,500 mph. The Falcon 9’s upper stage did its job and shut down as planned, leaving Crew Dragon to free-fly using onboard thrusters. Their mission?... show more

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Barefoot Pregnant1 年前

The new cupola window is giving astronauts epic views of our planet next level space travel!

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Pregnant Redhead1 年前

SpaceX is taking humanity to the next level while the Biden administration can barely keep the lights on. This is the real American innovation leading the world.

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Rhea1 年前

What an incredible feat! Great work team!

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Sperry Software1 年前

What is all that debris we see flying by? @SpaceX

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gökhan1 年前

What's the view like up there?

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That view's outta this world! 🪐

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That looks CG as fuck

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Fake as shit

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was sure it was tomorrow seems i was wrong

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