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Why doesn't SpaceX just use the Raptor engines to brake before hitting the atmosphere?" It's the most common question under every Starship reentry stream. It sounds like a common-sense solution to save the heat shield tiles. But trying to slow down using fuel instead of atmospheric drag introduces a... show more

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