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My Autotrack software captures the moment that Starship lost control. Excitement was very much guaranteed. Great first attempt by the SpaceX team! Tune in to hear our live reaction! NSF - NASASpaceflight.com

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Jack Beyer3 years ago

@NASASpaceflight this is insane. WOW

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Gav Cornwell3 years ago

@NASASpaceflight Better view that SpaceX!

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Kyle Andrews3 years ago

@TheRickWilson @NASASpaceflight “Uhhh”

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KerbalSpaceNut3 years ago

@NASASpaceflight

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David Koleckar3 years ago

Sorry, I couldn’t resist. But seriously, still incredible achievement (and video, stability of footage is awesome). I hope that whole SpaceX team will not be disappointed.

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Somesh Desai 🚀3 years ago

@NASASpaceflight The fact that Starship Superheavy remained intact while tumbling, just proves it's structural integrity 🫨

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Rusty Shackleford3 years ago

@NASASpaceflight Spacex broadcaster said "we're starting the separation flip" and my brain broke for a second haha

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Matt Simmons 🚀🛰️3 years ago

@NASASpaceflight Your tracking was heroic. Amazing job

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Armands3 years ago

@NASASpaceflight Im amazed it didnt blow up right then after the first flip.

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Garren Shipley3 years ago

@NASASpaceflight Engine-rich exhaust, unfortunately.

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