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SpaceX's Starship rocket just performed a flip maneuver and precisely splashed down on target in the Indian Ocean next to a few buoys with Starlink on them. The softest splashdown we've seen yet. SpaceX employees ended the stream chanting "USA! USA! USA!"🇺🇸

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Colin Gooch1 month ago

@Deandawiz @Starlink Nemo and Dory could not be reached for comment

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James S1 month ago

@Starlink Stuck the landing

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Bobby V1 month ago

@Starlink Love the patriotic employees of this company Blessed

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Northern Barbarian1 month ago

@Kimcuc1967 @Starlink Nice to see, amidst all this bullshit, someone's still doing something useful, like, aimed at getting us off this planet, next phase.

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Evan Kirstel #B2B #TechFluencer1 month ago

@Starlink

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Maciej1 month ago

@Starlink Star Ship? YES Water Ship? YES, that too.

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Zac DiSalvo1 month ago

@Starlink Newbie here: why did they decide to have this ship land in the ocean and not catch it like normal?

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Cesar LeMatrix1 month ago

@Starlink Seeing Starship just casually floating in the ocean after that flip was the absolute last thing on my bingo card today.

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Frunk To Trunk1 month ago

@Starlink Easy peasy. It’s not like it’s rocket science or anything. Oh wait..

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John Titor1 month ago

@Starlink That ship is currently floating back to Florida 🤣

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Thomas Vachuska1 month ago

@Starlink Unbelievable, landing... and they're still getting live feeds from the ship's cameras while it's bobbing up-side down in the middle of Indian Ocean. Surreal!

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🇺🇸Rob Summerville 🇺🇸1 month ago

@Starlink That was absolutely amazing and a very welcome surprise! The unexpected, I assume, extra inspection that was able to be done, not just to the heat shield, but other parts that was visible above the water. Did they have underwater inspection capability w/recovery team?

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ATOMIQUE by Otter Flyer1 month ago

@Starlink It was an amazing test for sure!

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Doctor Jack1 month ago

@hotttttotrot @Starlink Beautiful!

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CASH1 month ago

@Starlink Nobody has ever in the history of the World done it better than SpaceX!! Totally Amazing!! And 20 new V3s spitting out like Pez candies!!!

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Carla Digrugilliers1 month ago

@Starlink An Epic 13 launch 🚀

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Morgan1 month ago

@Starlink One of the most incredible things I have ever seen in my life, still have goosebumps!!

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Steve O’Donnell1 month ago

@Starlink And this version of Starship FLOATS… for a while!! Interstellar… here we come!

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Phil Nguyen1 month ago

@Starlink The bear: "Starship couldn't explode? That's disappointing." 😂

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Ronan K 🌻🇮🇪🇪🇺1 month ago

@Starlink Wow, totally missed the target and exploded afterwards. Epic fail and cover up by spacex. Added cheers over fake video. Investors should be running for the door after this deception.

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mort1 month ago

@Starlink Crazy how "small" this looks in the ocean

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Christopher1 month ago

@TheBareAssLodge @Starlink about 81,000 metric tons of CO2 per year from SpaceX’s combined 2025 launches (165 Falcon 9 + 5 Starship). So remember if the government tells you we need to go green it’s all bullshit.

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Cole Grinde1 month ago

@100xWill5 @Starlink USA USA USA 🇺🇸

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Patrick C Callahan1 month ago

@Starlink Absolutely incredible SpaceX does it again I'm so glad it came out without a hitch congratulations y'all

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BlueSfaira1 month ago

@Starlink It was really cool to watch it just hover there at a dead stop!

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Royal1 month ago

@Robotbeat @Starlink Retsrded idea: after it lands, make it shoot forward like a boat back to base!

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FitMach11 month ago

@Starlink That was fantastic! For those of you intelligent enough to have bought stocks, they will shoot up Monday! For those of you here questioning the success of this launch... Get a clue!

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Daniel Ang1 month ago

@Starlink @grok what's the mechanics that starship doesn't burst while splashing down?

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Jay K1 month ago

@Starlink I think pretty much the world was chanting USA!! MIND BLOWN 🤯

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mundanewizzard1 month ago

@Starlink Does anyone think that spaceX will try to recover the ship now and bring it back to look at it?

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Carol Caul1 month ago

Starship floated while transmitting like a huge, graceful powerful machine waiting for the earthlings to come get him--he did his job. I think he thinks he is ready to be caught but knows there will be tests first. He floated for the teams and for Elon. There was a whole lot that was startling about the flight besides the float and we got to see it courtesy of Starlink. Thanks crew and Elon for a magnificent flight and for moving forward toward space.

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DR1 month ago

@Starlink

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Samar1 month ago

@Starlink When will flip happen ? And this is utterly useless, there is no value on doing this just like there is no value in adding fart sounds in Tesla

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Karthik1 month ago

@Starlink Can’t stop watching this soft splash down, amazing. Probably a rare event, as they will likely go for catch at this.

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black catalan1 month ago

@Starlink The underwater videos were insane

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