Teams are completing final checkouts and reviews ahead of Starship’s first flight test attempt; weather is looking pretty good for tomorrow morning but we're keeping an eye on wind shear https://t.co/bG5tsCUanp
Targeting as soon as Monday, April 17 for the first flight test of a fully integrated Starship and Super Heavy rocket from Starbase in Texas → https://t.co/bJFjLCiTbK
Rocket tanks and domes are historically difficult, long lead, and expensive. We put manufacturing first with an innovative approach that we can do in-house with very small machines and limited tooling. These tanks and domes all started as commodity sheet metal less than one month ago.
What happens when one super-cold fluid at -162℃ and another super-cold fluid at -183℃ come together into an intricate Cryo-cooled 3D-printed superalloy chamber, producing ultra-hot gas at 3000℃ and ejecting blue plume at ~2.5km/s which passes through a series of shock waves visible as multiple Mach diamonds?
That’s our cryogenic rocket engine test for you- A symphony of hard core tech at play 🚀 @SkyrootA
Happy First Contact Day! As Troi said to Data and Picard - would you three like to be alone? Hey, it's a Titan! And here I am w/ a Titan IV years ago. Now it's Falcons and Starships.
Spending time now working on webcast rehearsals for first test flight of Starship.
A new record test fired for 5.5 minutes from a Raptor engine on the tripod test stand with thrust vector control (TVC). Chris Bergin calls this the wiggle wiggle!
Watch LIVE: https://t.co/SlGVmyPM9i
So... You want to see @SpaceX's upcoming Starship Orbital Test Flight and you want to know where to go / not go, how to see Starbase, where to watch from, where to stay, where to fly into and even where to eat? Well, I've got you covered!!! /// https://t.co/Wawd2IA0Tm @elonmusk
🚨WAI Cam Chief - 2023-04-03
We're heading to Starbase for the Starship launch! Lots of stuff to do before we leave! Here's another WAI Cam gallery!
36📸from, April 3rd!
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Have you ever wondered why big observatory telescopes have those bright orange / yellow lasers aiming at the sky? Wonder no longer!
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