Starship Tracking turns two years old!
We started as just three nerds who loved watching 9-meter-wide barrel sections move around a launch site on the coast of Texas and wanted to create an easy way for people to keep up with the progress of the Starship program.
Today, we’re a team of 17 people actively tracking rockets at both Starbase, Texas, and Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Thank you to everyone who has followed along, shared our updates, corrected us when we got something wrong, and spent an unreasonable amount of time staring at pieces of stainless steel with us. Here’s to year three.
@badri_nair@LabPadre@SpaceX S35 already has under its belt 2 long duration six engine static fires and 1 single engine static fire. And loads of cryos too
@BCCarCounters@NASASpaceflight Adrian can you drop the link? I’m looking for this file for ages and i wasn’t able to find it anywhere in the FAA website
@csanyi_andras@DarthMac_OG@BCCarCounters i think he is talking about the general case with falcon 9 and future cases with starship not this particular situation. ._.
The seventh flight test of Starship is preparing to launch as soon as Monday, January 13. Teams at Starbase are keeping an eye on weather conditions for preflight operations → https://t.co/QNCSPTdYW2