Jeremy New

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[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@INiallAnderson Planes are fun. TSA on the other hand...

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@AmichaiStein1 Worlds most expensive turnpike.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@Polymarket Im guessing these 4000 millionaires will want to actually want to have a social life outside of SpaceX now.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@INiallAnderson Catching a booster is probably an important step that needs to happen on Flight 14 to meet the flight 15 KSC goal. It seems like it will still be awhile before they get to a 1 booster produced per month goal.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@LightAtNightKJ @KenKirtland17 A return boat. It lowers risk by not having to refuel starship or some other musical starship mission profile in order to get astronauts home.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@EagleAIView @KenKirtland17 They wouldnt actually do a TLI. Just a very brief burn for data. Starship would probably be deorbited in a controlled manner in the ocean.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@NASAAdmin Hopefully there wont be any screaming about DEI if the actual lunar landing mission actually has more than 1 woman.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@KrsGarel @SciGuySpace Its a test pilot type mission anyway. Not much science happening.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@starsailing11 @SciGuySpace @Erdayastronaut I doubt it.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@HipernovaStar @ScottLikedSLS A Blue Origin low Earth orbit
Rendezvous doesnt really add much value either, but Jared wanted to increase SLS launch cadence so NASA has more opportunities to practice launching SLS or doing spaceflight operations in general.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@INiallAnderson I believe they are grossly oversimplifying things by saying they are attaching a "docking adapter" to a version 3 ship. Thats a good enough explanation for the general public. The rest will nerd out discussing at what point does a prototype become HLS.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@INiallAnderson Since when did SpaceX adopt a waterfall approach to things? They are not going to rollout a completed HLS Starship all of the sudden. What is more likely is that we will see HLS components attached/installed on a V3 body and they will dual test with other things.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@DJSnM People are forgetting why NASA/Jared changed the Artemis III profile. No one was going to be ready for a moon lander except for Orion and SLS booster. Jared didn't want NASA sitting around that long and forget how to launch SLS so they did this simpler profile.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@booster_10 @megagoose11 @jackywacky_3 At some point every starship flight going forward needs to be in pairs to perform testing and practice docking/refueling. There would be little value in a single flight.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@booster_10 @megagoose11 @jackywacky_3 If they have a successful raptor relight next flight, they have plenty of time to in the year to wait for two stacks to be completed in order to attempt to do a prop transfer demo. If this next flight fails then yeah I agree.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@NASASpaceflight Now we just need a lander/ship to dock to. Two would be nice.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@bscholl Also, SpaceX have also gone backwards in simplicity on some things. The v3 booster is a lot more complicated than the v2 because they wanted to allow the outer raptor engines to start up without GSE support. The total systems required to catch a booster and ship is "complicated"

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@bscholl While I have no doubt SpaceX engineers can simplify things, a main landing gear and raptor has completely different functions. If a landing gear fails, the risk of those passengers dying goes up significantly. If a raptor fails, its buddies take over.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@100MBTC @INiallAnderson @Ringwatchers Im sure that conversation went beyond carbon costs from an environmental standpoint. It was known that at some point they would need a pipeline because trucking it in was a costly logistical nightmare in more ways than one.

[Jeremy New @NewSpace1986]

@Cbiggs90 @INiallAnderson Right, but this wouldn't be LNG, SpaceX would take the natural gas and turn it into LNG themselves and immediately put into storage takes