SpaceX Starship reaches for the stars. Complete success

[struth]

Distraction! Trump is knee deep in the Epstein files. Turnabout is fair play.

I figured the define woman thing would get you triggered …and you’d have to defect

Science is hard for you

 

[struth]

It’s just MAGA shitposting to take attention away from the Trump-Epstein pedofiles

We have olenty of threads discussing Dem donors, and Epstein..this is about another successful space mission.

Stay on topic with

 

[elektra]

The money spent on its development is a pittance compared to the Space Launch System. Everything on the SLS is thrown away except the Orion Capsule. Just like Apollo 60 years earlier. Starship is revolutionary in potential at a cheaper price. If they get this to work, it may launch as much as Falcon 9 does.

We are phasing out Falcon.

The Starship can launch many more satellites than Falcon. It will be interesting to see if the amount of launches equal the falcon

 

[elektra]

Are we paying for a fireworks show or real science? They sound like the same geniuses that brought you the Cybertruck.

You did not pay for this launch. This is funded by the starlink satellites

 

[elektra]

One time each, a launch and a re-entry. How many times for Space X?

Zero humans killed, how many for NASA, 12

 

[BothWings]

Tell that to the Challenger crew.

Columbia too.

 

[Marener]

You did not pay for this launch. This is funded by the starlink satellites

What did Musk do with our $4 billion then? Blow it on ketamine and diapers?

 

[TimFitz]

Except, he didn’t.

 

[TimFitz]

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Are you sure this image is real?

There is no way a rocket of this size could be moved by what appears to be a wholly inadequate vehicle. Nor, would a two lane road like that bear the weight.

 

[drudge X]

Space X does a good job, overall. Our Tax Dollars At Work, with over $38 Billion Tax Dollars, Fed Subsidies and contracts, and tax credits.

Are you clueless? If NASA is doing this, there wouldn't be any launch for the next 5 years because of bureaucracy and well possibly added DEI. By launch, the price tag would be no less than $200 billion. You should thank Musk.

 

[drudge X]

Except, he didn’t.

Yes he did. Your side blame him for everything. It's time to credit him.

 

[Marener]

Are you clueless? If NASA is doing this, there wouldn't be any launch for the next 5 years because of bureaucracy and well possibly added DEI. By launch, the price tag would be no less than $200 billion. You should thank Musk.

After giving billions to Musk, maybe there will actually be some money left over to do science.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

The largest most powerful rocket ever built, you dont need to be a Sherlock Holmes to figure out the incredible achievment this is not only for Elon Musk and SpaceX employees such as me.

This is a huge success for The United States of America.

A Trump, MAGA win, a win for us, Americans.

Yay! You must be incredibly jazzed.

 

[TimFitz]

Yes he did. Your side blame him for everything. It's time to credit him.

Trump had nothing to do with it.

 

[struth]

After giving billions to Musk, maybe there will actually be some money left over to do science.

That money was already spent getting the astronaunt xiden abandoned in space for a year

 

[westwall]

Are you sure this image is real?

There is no way a rocket of this size could be moved by what appears to be a wholly inadequate vehicle. Nor, would a two lane road like that bear the weight.

If it's built for the purpose, yes it can.

 

[jknowgood]

A rocket reaching space is a win? I watched one 55 years ago.

But if it failed, you would be touching yourself.

 

[jknowgood]

Why do they keep blowing up? NASA figured that out in the 50s!

Obama did away with NASA, why?

 

[g5000]

SpaceX just pulled off an incredible success. Starship 10 was a 100% success.

Most people think the Starship is only for going to Mars. It is not.

This test is more than a launch and return to Earth.

We launched dummy satellites.
We hovered the 1st stage over the ocean
We returned the 2nd stage to Earth.
We? Yes, we cause I work for Space

Based on your history of posts, I'd guess you are a cafeteria worker.

 

[Marener]

If Elon Musk wants any more contracts, the US should own at least 25% of SpaceX.