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🇺🇸Starship 12’s launch window opens at 5:30 p.m. CT today This time, they’re testing out the new generation Starship and Super Heavy vehicles, the new version of the Raptor engine, and they’re launching it from a newly designed pad at Starbase. Most companies test one new thing at a...

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What it’s like to watch a #Starship Super Heavy booster fall from space and be caught by the launch tower it took off from!!! That was one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen in my entire life!!! So glad I was able to see it in person this time!
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What it’s like to watch a #Starship Super Heavy booster fall from space and be caught by the launch tower it took off from!!! That was one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen in my entire life!!! So glad I was able to see it in person this time!

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SPMT assembly at the KSC turn basin. It may not be the most interesting thing to happen in the history of KSC, but one can't wait until this view is of a Starship Booster being offloaded here after arriving from Starbase!
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SPMT assembly at the KSC turn basin. It may not be the most interesting thing to happen in the history of KSC, but one can't wait until this view is of a Starship Booster being offloaded here after arriving from Starbase!

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ELON : STARSHIP RANKS WITH SINGLE-CELLED LIFE IN EVOLUTIONARY IMPORTANCE Elon placed SpaceX's Starship program among the top ten most significant events in the history of life on Earth, comparing becoming multi-planetary to the emergence of cells and animals leaving the ocean: "If there are historians in the future, they'll look back at Starship and say it was one of the most profound things that ever happened. You've got things like single-celled life, multi-cellular life, capturing a mitochondria so you have a power plant in the cell, differentiation into plants and animals, life going from oceans to land. Probably in the top ten is life becoming multi-planetary. There just aren't very many things in the top ten of the evolution of life." Elon's not wrong about the scale. Every species that's ever existed has been confined to one planet. If Starship works, humans become the first exception in billions of years. That's not just technology, that's evolutionary divergence. Source: AchieveSuccess on YT / SpaceX

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