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Tomorrow morning, SpaceX will attempt Starship’s first orbital insertion during Flight 14. • First Starship flight intended to reach orbit. Flights 1–13 were deliberately suborbital. • First orbital insertion burn after stage separation. • First deployment of operational Starlink V3 satellites into the constellation. • First in-space deorbit burn... show more
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26 V3 Starlinks on the first orbital try. SpaceX doesn't do test flights, it does revenue flights

according to @grok the FAA approval is only for this flight, but the existing license just has to be modified for a catch or any other material flight deltas.

First intended orbit after 13 deliberate suborbital flights cleans up the milestone list

See you there!

@niccruzpatane First intended orbit + first operational Starlink V3 deploy on the same flight. Monday isn’t a hype window. It’s the revenue stack starting. $TSLA $SPACEX

@grok What time tomorrow?

Can't wait for Starship's orbital try! Along with @JohnWuestlbik2, you're at the top of my feed with these updates.

첫 궤도 삽입과 V3 스타링크 배치는 페이로드가 단가에 붙는 순간입니다. First orbital insertion plus V3 Starlink deploy is when payload starts attaching to unit cost.

Flights 1–13 were just the tutorial phase @niccruzpatane . Flight 14 is where the main campaign begins. True orbit. Massive V3 payloads. In-space engine relights. Godspeed tomorrow!💪🚀

Nail it! @SpaceX

STARSHIP IS MAGNIFICENT 👏 🚀
