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SPACEX JUST PUT STARSHIP INTO LOW EARTH ORBIT FROM TEXAS FOR THE FIRST TIME. One engine failed and cut the flight short, but that bird still deployed 26 satellites and made history anyway. Butch Wilmore said it plain: no low Earth orbit means no lunar lander path to the... show more

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Saggezza Eterna1 day ago

Sabotaging the country just to cling to power.

JOHN F. KENNEDY Jr1 day ago

Reaching low Earth orbit and deploying satellites from Texas shows how daring engineering keeps America miles ahead in the new space race.

L Scott1 day ago

Watched it live. They recovered the engine from ground control or they would’ve scrubbed the orbit.

OnlyWallace1 day ago

What an incredible milestone. 🚀 Seeing how far SpaceX has come is honestly inspiring. Keep pushing, keep building, and keep aiming higher. The Moon first. Then Mars. 🌕🚀

JDS1 day ago

It's what the Future looks like. Between Vandenburg, Florida, Texas and soon Louisiana Elon is sending life and the future into Space.

Jonathan Mercer1 day ago

Getting 26 satellites deployed despite the engine issue is still a meaningful operational milestone. You and @Kamoflawless are two accounts I follow because both of you help me see the bigger picture behind stories like this.

🇺🇸 GJ Patriot1 day ago

@elonmusk put a spare engine on booster and ship in the case an engine fails

𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐞 𝐍𝐢𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐞1 day ago

Let's go!!

Kevin Sorbo1 day ago

Real pioneers push boundaries while the bureaucrats are still stuck in committee meetings.

Elvina1 day ago

Next time it’s going higher and higher! 🧔🏻‍♀️

Gayla Craig1 day ago

It's what the Future looks like. Between Vandenburg, Florida, Texas and soon Louisiana Elon is sending life and the future into Space.

Texas Ranger Samuel Walker1 day ago

Chosin Texas was smart ❤️

John F Kenndy1 day ago

🚀 From Texas to orbit and this is what pushing the boundaries of aerospace looks like. The Moon is the milestone, Mars is the mission. 🇺🇸🔥

Nicholas Michael1 day ago

hahahahaha “boots on the moon” how ridiculous does that sound? Didn’t someone get there in 1969? It’s hardly a brave new frontier is it

George strait1 day ago

A major milestone for American spaceflight. Starship reaching orbit and deploying satellites shows how quickly reusable launch technology is advancing.

0xCodeater1 day ago

To be accurate one engine fail didn't cut the flight short, they don't use full thrust for all engines, so when 1 engine is out, tune up other engines, no big deal. But still, a little shy from perfection.

UNAPOLOGETICALLY AMERICAN WHITE MALE1 day ago

How low?

/dev/null1 day ago

LFG!

Patriot221 day ago

They’re called satelloons.

John F Kennedy Jr1 day ago

26 satellites deployed and another huge step toward the Moon. 🚀🌕🇺🇸

Ken Patterson1 day ago

It's not just a game to be won for him. It's about getting us to the next level of human's advancement to where we live on multiple planets

ProudMetisWoman🇨🇦1 day ago

How is it people apparently landed on the moon years ago but people aren't able to anymore.?

Mel Gibson1 day ago

26 satellites deployed and another huge step toward the Moon. 🚀🌕🇺🇸

STFU Donny1 day ago

We have boots on the moon now.. but let’s Gooooo!

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