Hayden Fruia

[SpaceX @SpaceX]

The seventh flight test of Starship ended before reaching its ambitious goals. Lessons learned are being applied to future vehicles to make them more reliable. A technical summary of the investigation can be found here → https://t.co/bPVruJ0uY7

[Hayden Fruia @HFruia]

@daily_hopper Booster returning to the production site getting cheered on by everybody

[Hayden Fruia @HFruia]

@torybruno with the growing market for small satellite launches could ULA provide a ride-share service on Vulcan or would it not be economically viable?

[Hayden Fruia @HFruia]

@elonmusk Can we expect a starman v2 alongside v2 starship

[Hayden Fruia @HFruia]

@torybruno
Kind of a random question But how fast do you think ULA could build, test and launch a Vulcan given everything goes 100% perfect? For example a planet ending asteroid is targeting the moon and nasa already has a DART probe ready to launch?

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@torybruno
What are your top three favorite non ULA launch vehicles post Apollo?

[SpaceX @SpaceX]

Watch Falcon 9 launch 21 @Starlink satellites – including the first six with Direct to Cell capability – to orbit https://t.co/8JPnBK0WXM

[Hayden Fruia @HFruia]

Sunset in Italy.

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Italy has the best food.

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@SpaceX Yessssss

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@torybruno You Could only imagine what type of missions this beast would carry out.

[Hayden Fruia @HFruia]

@torybruno When Vulcan becomes fully flight proven and reliable can we potentially see different versions of it down the line? And let’s say for the fun of it a Vulcan heavy with a 3 core stages!! Would be a monster of a rocket!

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@torybruno For Vulcans 1 launch attempt (hopefully successful) can we expect onboard views during ascent?