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Stage 1: qualified 💪 The dedicated test article successfully completed structural qualification, undergoing: ✔️ 420 pressure cycles ✔️ 62 proof, stability, and ultimate loading cases ✔️ 4.3 million lbf of axial compression while pressurized This campaign validates that the stage 1 tank is ready to withstand the demanding loads... show more
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Huge news!

Does that mean we should expect a static fire in the near future?

Wow I think you guys might actually beat Neutron to the game……

Is he the abort abort abort guy?

Read all about Relativity Space and Terran R here!

@scotto2050 Amazing. They just needed proper leadership

This might seem trivial, but it isn't. A rapid succession of images quickly shows exactly how this massive structure can be moved without the slightest risk of sinking or breaking.

future competitor of Falcon 9($SPCX if they will still use it), Neutron($RKLB) and Eclipse($FLY)👀 When the IPO xd?

Will this be launched from LC 16 being refurbished?

the best part is how casually they list 4.3 million lbf like it's just another tuesday

Big milestone. Structural qualification is one of those behind-the-scenes achievements that reduces risk long before the first flight. Looking forward to seeing the next round of integrated testing.

Disappointed back when you guys skipped Terran 1, but ig I'm starting to see the picture

the kind of stress testing that makes you appreciate the sheer scale of the thing

Congrats Relativity team!

Congratulations Team @relativityspace

Solid milestone. But while private companies push forward, Europe's space sector drifts toward irrelevance without structural change.

Wen flight haha?

@SayNoToTrading any chance you’ve kept tabs on these guys?

can someone tell me why they measure axial load in lbf and not in mass alone? @DJSnM or @Erdayastronaut ?

$RKLB 🚀

먼 미래에, 이런 영상들은, 그들의 선조들이, 어떻게 그의 후손들을 위해 인생을 바쳤는지, 직접적으로 알게 해줄, 아주 귀한 자료들이 될것입니다!

