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@GrooviestZeus @Truthful_ast @EddGorenstein The difference is that Shuttle ignites its engines at liftoff, so it is Just like early Atlas rockets with the skirt separation; it is considered a 1,5 stage design

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1 day ago

@GrooviestZeus @Truthful_ast @EddGorenstein It literally says in the same sentence “and the source of the orbit insertion” which means it is a stage after all

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3 days ago

¡Bienvenidos a Starbase 2.0! SpaceX presenta Starbase Louisiana, un nuevo sitio de lanzamiento desde cero con una alta capacidad de lanzamiento NUNCA antes vista.

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3 days ago

Que sentimiento de tristeza me da esto, después de haber visto una misión con mis ojos y cientas online y decenas en vivo con @FronteraSpacial El Falcon se nos está yendo de a poquito mucho, pero Starship estará para cubrir su lugar ❤️

Kiko Dontchev

@TurkeyBeaver

3 days ago

This morning’s @SpaceX mission from pad 40 was the last planned Falcon 9 Starlink launch from Florida (and it launched on the fleet leading booster!!), marking the end of an era for these launches on the East Coast. From here on, Starlink missions out of Florida will fly on Starship. The West Coast team will continue regularly launching Starlink from Vandenberg. Super proud of this incredible team. You’ve made Falcon 9 the most reliable launch vehicle in history. You also helped build the largest low-Earth orbit satellite constellation providing connectivity to millions around the world, and you’ve set the foundation for what’s next. In the last seven years, Falcon has flown ~260 Starlink missions from the Cape… can’t wait until we launch that and many more with Starship!

TurkeyBeaver's tweet photo. This morning’s @SpaceX mission from pad 40 was the last planned Falcon 9 Starlink launch from Florida (and it launched on the fleet leading booster!!), marking the end of an era for these launches on the East Coast. From here on, Starlink missions out of Florida will fly on Starship. The West Coast team will continue regularly launching Starlink from Vandenberg.

Super proud of this incredible team. You’ve made Falcon 9 the most reliable launch vehicle in history. You also helped build the largest low-Earth orbit satellite constellation providing connectivity to millions around the world, and you’ve set the foundation for what’s next.

In the last seven years, Falcon has flown ~260 Starlink missions from the Cape… can’t wait until we launch that and many more with Starship!

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Kiko Dontchev

@TurkeyBeaver

3 days ago

This morning’s @SpaceX mission from pad 40 was the last planned Falcon 9 Starlink launch from Florida (and it launched on the fleet leading booster!!), marking the end of an era for these launches on the East Coast. From here on, Starlink missions out of Florida will fly on Starship. The West Coast team will continue regularly launching Starlink from Vandenberg. Super proud of this incredible team. You’ve made Falcon 9 the most reliable launch vehicle in history. You also helped build the largest low-Earth orbit satellite constellation providing connectivity to millions around the world, and you’ve set the foundation for what’s next. In the last seven years, Falcon has flown ~260 Starlink missions from the Cape… can’t wait until we launch that and many more with Starship!

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4 days ago

@Espaciotech1 La excusa oficial es el tifón Narra que estaba cerca de Wenchang, pero quizá haya sido un problema con el cohete

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4 days ago

@Rebecca21951651 @FronteraSpacial China Manned Space Agency, they posted a message saying they were abandoning *this* launch window

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5 days ago

@FronteraSpacial @alexisvn53 Alexis farmeando aura +1000

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5 days ago

Postales del regreso victorioso de Ship 41 completando su campaña de pruebas 🚀

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6 days ago

@m4Yl6cxbvF47656 @FronteraSpacial No es falso, el cohete colapsó varias horas después de aterrizar, pero eso No quita el éxito de la misión

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6 days ago

@HowmanyWhy36227 @FronteraSpacial Este cohete es de uso civil, pero este lanzamiento fue una prueba con solo la primera etapa.

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@littzeze @FronteraSpacial Esa franja es congelación debido a los propelentes criogénicos del cohete. En la foto no está porque el cohete expulsó el combustible restante. Las fotos son verdaderas, el propulsor lamentablemente se cayó

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6 days ago

@WangHeitor42865 @FronteraSpacial Si, es real

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6 days ago

@Angel205663272 @FronteraSpacial En muchos cohetes el sistema de seguridad es apagar los motores, pero como este es un motor sólido no se puede apagar Parece que para el próximo vuelo le tendrán que colocar un FTS😅😅

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@FedericoCevall7 @FronteraSpacial Este cohete es extremadamente experimental y la primera vez que vuela, por lo tanto no tiene aletas y su control es exclusivamente de la tobera del motor. Yo creo que tuvieron un problema con los actuadores de la tobera y se quedó fija en su posición, como tu dices

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7 days ago

Taiwán realizó una prueba suborbital de un nuevo cohete de combustible sólido... Pero perdió completamente el control segundos después de despegar 💥

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