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INCREDIBLE: SpaceX just showed two heat-shield tiles recovered from Ship 40 after Starship Flight 13. They survived hypersonic reentry and thousands of degrees nearly intact. Some neighboring tiles are now flying again on Ship 41 during Flight 14.

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SpaceX is doing something incredible

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🚨 NEPAL ALERT: Mountain collapses in 3 seconds, blocking the Marsyangdi River in Manang. Massive landslide today (Sept 28).

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😻🚀🤞🏻 God Bless Starship flight 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

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A heat-shield tile surviving reentry is impressive. Putting its neighbours back on the next ship is the part that really says "rapid reuse"

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He is a genius

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These tiles are key for reusablity

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It is beautiful in any country.

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Hot stuff

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One step closer to a Moon base, the we go to Mars. What a time to be alive!

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Okay

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🐝 Casinha de abelha. Yes! Uma colmeia de inteligência da engenharia ao futuro. 👏🏻✨

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early on this one, and comfortable staying that way.

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❤️🙏👍

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Amazing 🔥

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隔热瓦曾经是航天飞机最大的噩梦，现在 SpaceX 居然实现了快拆复用！快速迭代+工业化降本，复用效率直接拉满。

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Tiles survived reentry. Now they’re flying again. That’s not just reuse. That’s engineering at Kardashev scale. 🚀

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Absolute material science magic! ✨ Seeing tiles from Ship 40 survive thousands of degrees and immediately flight-proving the neighboring ones on Ship 41 for Flight 14 is pure wizardry. Rapid reusability is turning from a dream into reality right before our eyes! 🚀🔥

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Godspeed, Starship!!! 🔥 🚀 🔥

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