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The next Starship launch, Flight 15, will feature something never attempted before, ever. Catching a rocket from ORBIT! Yes, they've caught the booster before, but now it's time for the ship, and it's going to be EPIC!!! Music: "Liquid Cargo" by Everyday Astronaut (find it anywhere you stream music)...

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Justin16 days ago

After all the years of watching water towers being built, tested, destroyed and flown. From a single engine hoppy to a beautiful masterpiece with 33/6 engines. From ugly field welds to a beautiful piece engineering, I think we can all agree, we are so ready for this moment.

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Farcaster 🍁16 days ago

If SpaceX pulls this off, I think all the haters should be quiet for a while...

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Orbit Person16 days ago

Also self explanatory but.. first time humans do an orbital space transport and don't throw away any vehicles.

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ً16 days ago

Starship orbital refueling could happen in 2027. SpaceX should test it before the Moon mission to enable NASA’s Starship HLS lunar landing. 🚀🌕🤔

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Michael Daly16 days ago

That one to watch in person would be a dream come true!

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Anthony Gomez16 days ago

<3 LFG

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Brandon15 days ago

Crazy we're finally this close to a ship reentry and catch after all those years of you guys live streaming the tests from a Margaritaville balcony.

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Amy Kaminski16 days ago

This would make a fantastic first trip to Starbase for me. Love you music!

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Patrick Barry16 days ago

This is exactly what we’ve all been waiting for! CHOPZILLA GETS TO EAT!!

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Fastback Mopar16 days ago

I'm pretty sure that ship in the video will have a few more visible scars on it. Atmospheric reentry can do a real number on your makeup.

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RightTC16 days ago

Really nice edit, Tim.

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ライトサン16 days ago

How about the booster? Will they catch the booster?

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Tanstaafl16 days ago

Me gusta. It is not possible for me to gusta any harder than this

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zeus16 days ago

Elon called a successful recovery 'more likely than not' on the earnings call, targeting next month. A first ship catch from orbit would be a milestone for full reuse

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IAN LEWINS16 days ago

One in Florida? It’s ready?

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Bunny Hink16 days ago

So exciting! PIV here I come! 🥰

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Carson16 days ago

“Excitement guaranteed”

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JWSC 🇺🇸🇬🇧16 days ago

No grid fins on the Starship. Very different control surfaces than the Super Heavy. Cross your fingers.

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Suzanne Perich16 days ago

😍✊️❤️❤️

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ben1techie16 days ago

From imagination and orbit to landing and reality.

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jim b16 days ago

may feature... everything has to look good or they will ditch in the gulf. early days for version 3. I give a low probability that both will be caught

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hansonhihihi16 days ago

🚀🚗🔥🔥🔥🔥

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ova 🙃16 days ago

Sweet!

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Kris16 days ago

@grok was the 15th flight already scheduled?

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Espen Urkedal16 days ago

If the FAA let's them do it... 😬

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Arturo16 days ago

Aww 🥰🚀🌌✨ like awesome get to wake up at 3am for launch then goes liftoff around 5:30 then 😢 okay see you tomorrow for catch 🥰 wow 24hour Starship mission yes please !

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Wayne Nilsen16 days ago

shockingly, this will become more routine than rocket booster landings

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Cooper16 days ago

Ayyyyy

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Z Actuarial 🚀16 days ago

💯

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Marsel | Physics vs You16 days ago

physicist here: at 27,000 km/h each kg of that ship carries 6.7× the energy of a kg of TNT

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Joakim Marias16 days ago

Good music. 🙏

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