Luke

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[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

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[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

Hey
Does anyone Remember me?

[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

@Truthful_ast Isn't the new design more of an embedded slab with the plume firing into a bucket dug into the ground?

[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

This man can see the future apparently

[LunarCaveman @LunarCaveman]

@AlexSvanArt Moments after booster boom! You could see what looked like SS venting for engine startup before this. I assume they had some sensors that would prevent that occurring when scheduled if it didn’t separate, or it would be “hot staging”!

[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

Found this from 3 years and 5 days ago when I first tried to do a catch

[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

Booster almost back down on the mount

[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

@FFairing Let's go

[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

@astroblivious @KerbalSpaceP I'd do it myself but I don't have time to learn modding

[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

@astroblivious @KerbalSpaceP Thanks, will take a look at this. I still have the claws lol. Is anyone doing a v2 style nosecone yet ?

[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

@Truthful_ast Cool! Who does the V2 nosecone?

[Dr. Buzz Aldrin @TheRealBuzz]

Liftoff! July 16, 1969, 13:32 UTC – 55 years ago today – #Apollo11 launched from Earth, bound for the Moon. Years of research, testing, development, and all prior programs and missions came together to generate this moment. Neil, Mike and I may have been atop the rocket – but the entire world was right there with us on the journey. God bless America!

[Chris Hadfield @Cmdr_Hadfield]

Those 3 men climbed into that tiny capsule atop that huge rocket and left Earth for the Moon.
Neil, Mike and @TheRealBuzz, I salute your courage and unending impact.
55 years ago today.

[John Kraus @johnkrausphotos]

As to make life multiplanetary and explore the stars

[Austin Barnard🚀 @austinbarnard45]

Rise of the second tower

[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

SSTO

[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

@BenSharpie64 I knew you'd all come around eventually

[Luke @StarshipWatcher]

@mcrs987 I agree that this was most likely a booster version of SN10. That one engine exploding somewhat violently could've contributed also