You've asked for years. Now it's here:
My 2026 Starship calendar is available to pre-order!
Twelve Starship photos in a stunning, all-new design
Calendars will begin shipping around late November. Order today at the link below before the price goes up once shipping starts.
TEN FLIGHTS — A commemorative art piece honoring Starship’s first ten launches 🚀
Available as a limited edition print on my website until Saturday, September 6. After that, it’s gone forever.
This one-of-a-kind piece, unlike anything I’ve created before, brings together photos from all ten Starship full-stack flights. You can order it down below:
View of Starship landing burn and splashdown on Flight 10, made possible by SpaceX’s recovery team. Starship made it through reentry with intentionally missing tiles, completed maneuvers to intentionally stress its flaps, had visible damage to its aft skirt and flaps, and still executed a flip and landing burn that placed it approximately 3 meters from its targeted splashdown point
@kmreed@thejackbeyer Worse. Assuming the £100 includes VAT, the gov gets £20 and the creator gets £39.
Now for the scary part. That £100 is *after* income tax and NI contributions. For a basic rate taxpayer, ~£60 has already been paid in tax/NI, meaning about 50% goes to gov, <25% to the creator.
My planet photos are thousands of individual photos stacked. Here’s how it looks during the capture process.
If you want to learn how to get into this hobby, right now I’m sending people my telescope buying guide for free when they join my email list: https://t.co/VTroFWZNg7
See all my photos from Starship Flight 7 + order prints → https://t.co/SbCH8Won4M
Print sales help me continue to travel to capture the most exciting moments in spaceflight - such as capturing both New Glenn and Starship Flight 7 within ~15.5 hours - thanks for the support!
See all of my photos + order prints from all six full-scale flight tests of the Starship program → https://t.co/B1gEEJCSdY
Print sales help me continue to cover the most exciting moments in spaceflight full-time - thank you!
@eevblog@C_S_Skeptic Based on what the numbers are doing when changing the payload slider and comparing with reusable 0, 1 or 2 refuel flights, no - 180t is 1 launch fully expendable. It's a very big rocket (nearly 3x Saturn V thrust), just that full reusability is a big penalty.
@eevblog@C_S_Skeptic According to https://t.co/XylKZtVZs4, a fully expected Starship stack ($100m) could send 180t to TLI if you really wanted to. That's more than Saturn V could put in LEO. Reusable and refuelled, it can do Artemis end goal, which is way more than just boots on the ground.
FULL STARSHIP FLIGHT 5 PHOTO GALLERY → https://t.co/652HOJzGyC
Prints are available to ship internationally - these print sales help support my ongoing coverage of this exciting era in spaceflight. Thank you all for the support!
@eevblog@trollied@DJSnM Starliner is using the docking port the new Dragon needs, so has to leave first. Contingency is to strap to the floor of the Crew-8 dragon