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This is how big Starship is at scale

Teslaconomics

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Cannan Barnes 2 年前

I always love to see SpaceX making Star Wars references 😍

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Flynn Robinson2 年前

Can somebody tell me what this is in @greg16676935420 scale?

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Hairy Beard2 年前

Yea but it’s 90% fuel. Imagine a Boeing plane only seating 10 people.

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Just Joe2 年前

OK but can it do the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs? I THINK NOT!

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Diane Leigh 🏳️‍🌈🌌2 年前

I'd of suggested they use the space shuttle on it's rocket booster and tank in that instead. Some have more of an idea of that size than the others

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DroneTroll2 年前

We know it's big its pretty obvious

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jason johnson2 年前

I didn’t realize that space X used the Russian design for rocket engines, I thought it was supposed to not work.

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Thomas2 年前

Der Falke fliegt nur weiter und schneller aktuell 😁

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Jeb Corliss2 年前

You could BASE jump that rocket 🚀

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