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Hey #StarshipAddicts!
Its time for another deep dive investigation! This is an 80 minute continuation of our How To Prevent Raptors From Destroying Superheavy episode.
Thanks to some important details revealed in @Erdayastronaut 's recent tour of Starbase, its become necessary to re-analyze the first 4 Flights of Starship.
In this episode we will explain what caused the failure of Boosters 9 and 10 in a way that you simply WILL NOT see anywhere else. After that we will reveal the secrets to how SpaceX was able to achieve success on Flight 4.
No matter what you have heard, or how many times you have rewatched the footage from these flights...this is guaranteed to blow your mind.
Get your popcorn ready and join us for the premier in 30 minutes!
🔗: https://t.co/93VyWOurhP
Falcon 9 B1058 🫡🇺🇸🚀🪱
A portion of the record-setting Falcon 9 booster remains on board the Just Read the Instructions droneship. After its 19th launch and landing, the vehicle tipped over in rough seas during the transit back to Port Canaveral, and its top portion broke off.
On May 30, 2020, B1058 launched Demo-2, the mission that returned orbital human spaceflight to the United States after the retirement of the space shuttle. It went on to fly hundreds of Starlink satellites and other payloads into orbit over its roughly 3.5-year flight history. It brought back the iconic NASA worm logo, and in the time since became a notable and sentimental booster for much of the spaceflight community.
While its loss is disappointing, it’s worth remembering that it flew 18 more missions than every expendable rocket that’s ever flown, and the lessons learned from B1058 will contribute to further learnings about Falcon 9 and its recovery and reflight operations. Its 19 flights contributed to an incredible track record of over 250+ orbital class rocket landings, unparalleled by any other entity in the industry.
Hopefully some of what remains can be put on display!