Caden Murphy

[Caden Murphy @cadenmurf]

@Truthful_ast This year💀💀

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@lewisknaggs42 Zero chance this year imo lol

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@LunarCitizens Defeats the purpose

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@jeff_foust Yeah I’m sure in a year🫩🫩

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@solbrdl @rebeccaperrotto You are the devil

[Caden Murphy @cadenmurf]

@bisectionalx @JeremiahDJohns You are wrong. If you had actually watched the video you would understand that was in reference to his guest that he had on and their ongoing conversation.

[Caden Murphy @cadenmurf]

@KenKirtland17 @ScottLikedSLS Very curious to get a look at the aft next time ship rolls out!

[Caden Murphy @cadenmurf]

🤯

[Ryan Hansen Space @RyanHansenSpace]

I know a lot of people are excited about the possibility of S40 being recovered but it's worth mentioning that the logistics and timing might make it unlikely to be transported back to the US.

If S40 isn't removed from the Indian Ocean it will drift to who knows where and end up on a beach and that poses a number of legal concerns. I also think there are a number of challenges associated with trying to scuttle it in its current configuration so recovery allows the hardware to be in controlled hands. I'm currently assuming this means S40 will be towed to Australia and delt with in a port where it can be removed from the water.

I have to assume there is some level of data collection that SpaceX would like to do once S40 makes it to Australia since it may help inform design changes for the next flight and possibly help green light a catch attempt. However, I have a feeling once analysis is complete it will be the end of the road for S40.

If SpaceX is planning to catch S41 at Starbase in a number of weeks, does it make sense to boat S40 halfway around the world to Starbase? It would be very expensive and likely take weeks or months for it to get to Starbase and by that time S41 could have been caught and the engineers would have nearly identical data on site and easily accessible. In addition, if any ship is destined for the display garden, I imagine it would likely be the first caught ship so it can be next to the first caught booster.

It certainly would be cool if S40 could make it back to Starbase and be put on display but I'm just doubtful that is the plan when considering all the logistics.

[SpaceX @SpaceX]

Landing burn and splashdown of Starship on Flight 13

[Caden Murphy @cadenmurf]

@space_stations @deltaIV9250 Wow what valuable insight. Thanks, dipshit

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@deltaIV9250 Header tankage/plumbing removal hopefully isn’t negligible too

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@space_stations @deltaIV9250 Yeah grok definitely knows👍👍👍

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@domini_astra @RokkerBoyy @JackKuhr Alright name the flight it didn’t carry people.. you can’t.

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@CSI_Starbase 🫩

[Ken Kirtland IV @KenKirtland17]

When the SPCX RKLB ASTS people start showing up in the spitter replies

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@Ellhulto @CyberWiz_YT Every bit of mass counts🤷‍♂️

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@SpaceX @SemperCitiusSDA Got me

[Ken Kirtland IV @KenKirtland17]

Its Starship launch day! That means its giveaway time! Retweet this post to be entered into a raffle to win a Super Heavy V3 Insulated Tumbler!

I'll draw the winner after (hopefully) succesful splashdown!

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