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WHY STARSHIP REUSABILITY IS THE BREAKTHROUGH. CATCH → RE-FLY → MULTIPLANETARY. Most people still think rockets are fireworks. That's only half the story. Elon: "We've got Flight 14 coming up of Starship, and this will be the last flight before we attempt to catch the ship." "Once we can...

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byevor 3 Tagen

The real breakthrough isn’t just reaching orbit. It’s making the rocket come back, get caught, and fly again. That’s when Starship changes the economics of space. 🚀🌝

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Linda Cardillovor 2 Tagen

Starship 🚀 will be the work horse of getting to a Moonbase and Mars it’s a heck of alot more than fireworks baby 💥

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stiliani sifakivor 2 Tagen

🦾🦾🦾🚀🚀🚀🚀

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Charlottevor 2 Tagen

I love you so much mr. Elon 😘💞

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Chansoo Byeonvor 3 Tagen

Stainless Steel for the win 🥇 @elonmusk

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Damian thewavevor 3 Tagen

Reusability isn't the story. Cost per kg to LEO shifting regime is. Once launch stops being the bottleneck, business models that don't exist yet open up: orbital manufacturing, energy, data. Space stops being a cost line and becomes infrastructure. That's where the alpha lives.

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Sandra Rocío Carrascal Villalbavor 2 Tagen

@elonmusk Amén toda la misión de este lanzamiento la pongo ante la Presencia de Nuestro Padre Celestial que la proteja de incidentes y accidentes y sea exitosa al 100% en el nombre Poderoso de Nuestro Señor y Redentor Jesucristo Amén 🌎🇺🇸🚀🙏🌎🚀🇺🇸

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Nikkiie_Nickvor 2 Tagen

@MarleteApareci5 👏👏🙌

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Farlene.carvalhovor 2 Tagen

É DEMAIS !! Vão conseguir com certeza Ótima semana! 👋

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Jackievor 2 Tagen

Wow amazing

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Sherrie McFallsvor 2 Tagen

Right

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lamaovor 3 Tagen

Starship is big hype, to be seen for historical movement. It inspired my digital craft. I just didn't realize it, until later. Starship is big hype.

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fjalarvor 3 Tagen

Flight 14 needs catch probability, turnaround hours, and inspection labor across the next 10 flights.

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Orbital Radarvor 3 Tagen

The catch gets the headlines. The re-flight changes everything. Landing was impressive. Catching is harder. Re-flying the same hardware is what changes the economics. If Starship reaches rapid, routine reuse, spaceflight starts looking less like expendable rocketry and more like transportation. That’s the real breakthrough.

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Teknoevtrvor 3 Tagen

🚀🔥 Starship gerçekten oyunu değiştiriyor! Çoğu kişi hâlâ roketleri havai fişek sanıyor ama asıl mesele CATCH → RE-FLY 🔄 Flight 14 orbital’e çıkıyor, sonra gemi yakalama denemesi… Tamamen yeniden kullanılabilir ilk yörünge roketi olunca maliyetler yerle bir olacak 💥🌍➡️🪐 Multiplanetary hayal değil, mühendislik meselesi! Elon haklı, bu kırılma noktası 👏✨ Let’s go SpaceX! 🚀🌕❤️

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👑King Visionary💲vor 3 Tagen

Reusability changes everything. Catch, re-fly, repeat — that’s how space becomes scalable. 🚀🌍

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MACHINAvor 3 Tagen

Starship = first fully reusable orbital rocket. Flight 14 = last test. Flight 15 = catch the ship. Catch → refly → cost to orbit collapses → multiplanetary becomes possible.

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SexyCatvor 3 Tagen

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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LSvor 3 Tagen

Complicatingly Amazing ! 🚀

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Sandeet Toudemoon 🌕🇵🇭vor 3 Tagen

Along with @JohnWuestlbik2, you're at the top of my feed—Starship reusability really is the key.

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aloaveravor 2 Tagen

Havai fişek mi 😂😂😂😂😊

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SneakySnake Dragonvor 2 Tagen

This is why my best students leave France. Nobody here iterates at this pace. The catch is the real unlock: re-fly a ship like an aircraft and launch costs collapse. Europe debates, Texas flies. Talent follows the flights.

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Pydyvor 2 Tagen

Du bist einfach der grösste👑🌟👑🌟👑

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Sophia lvor 3 Tagen

catch tower or it didn't happen

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Relax_to_Richvor 2 Tagen

Real‑world cost gains come from re‑flying hardware. One‑off launches won’t move the needle.] 今天 08:56 星舰的可重复使用技术对太空探索有哪些影响？ 星舰的复飞计划是什么？ 星舰的成本优势是什么

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Joe Winnvor 2 Tagen

This is legendary 🇺🇸

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Bonnie Moyervor 2 Tagen

SOUNDS AMAZING! I’ll be watching and praying all goes well! 🙏❤️‍🔥🔥🚀🥰

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Wessel van Keulenvor 2 Tagen

Flight 14 last before the ship catch try. Next gate is simple to say and hard to do: catch the ship, then refly it.

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