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Evolution of SpaceX Rockets (NEW) [2002-2023]
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thats all, mars is lot more worse compare to earth.
legend say, if u can stay at the top of Himalayas mountains forever, if you can take care the fresh water, food, and freezing cold.
you may like living in mars.
mars have atmosphere but really THIN, not enough to breath, need closed environment with pressured to 1atm to make comfortable living environment to human.
have temp around -65 degree Celsius, thats south pole or himalyas mountain, need lot more energy generating system for heater.
NO water and ofc no water mean no plant.
living in mars is torture, so the only acceptable term to live there is to escape apocalypse.\r\n
Date: 2023-12-01
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evolution_games
Me and my family went to Florida for vacation this July and one day we went out shark fishing and when we were going back to shore a space x rocket was being brought back to shore on one of the floating landing pads, seemed to be in rough shape though because the whole nose cone was missing
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Me and my family went to Florida for vacation this July and one day we went out shark fishing and when we were going back to shore a space x rocket was being brought back to shore on one of the floating landing pads, seemed to be in rough shape though because the whole nose cone was missing
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-mr. ackermann807
What about mini starship first, then enlarge or upgrade falcon 9? Or even falcon heavy with mini starship on top and or small fuel tanks to refuel not by pressure but by detaching and re-taching on mini starship? Many different options that will cost less and easier.
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What about mini starship first, then enlarge or upgrade falcon 9? Or even falcon heavy with mini starship on top and or small fuel tanks to refuel not by pressure but by detaching and re-taching on mini starship? Many different options that will cost less and easier.
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-ZBGregory
Seeing how large starship is and it's INSANE launch, I think starship will take A LOT of $ to develop a consistent successful round trip. The amount of thrust and the damage that 1st stage is capable of, presents its own difficulties aside from all the other hurdles.
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Seeing how large starship is and it's INSANE launch, I think starship will take A LOT of $ to develop a consistent successful round trip. The amount of thrust and the damage that 1st stage is capable of, presents its own difficulties aside from all the other hurdles.
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-Spacelux007
It's very quick, the 'all is possible in United States' is an little bit true for an considered Private company with an Nasa sponsorship. Great Sucess Elon Musk with Tesla. Even in my little city, I am watching Tesla cars at more 7000 miles from USA!
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It's very quick, the 'all is possible in United States' is an little bit true for an considered Private company with an Nasa sponsorship. Great Sucess Elon Musk with Tesla. Even in my little city, I am watching Tesla cars at more 7000 miles from USA!
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-mospeada1152
Well the test launch of the Starship has come and gone, but as he stated, it's an evolutionary process.
That said, it will be interesting to see how the rockets sent to Mars will refuel.
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Well the test launch of the Starship has come and gone, but as he stated, it's an evolutionary process.
That said, it will be interesting to see how the rockets sent to Mars will refuel.
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-iBele.
It so amazing that in just 1 year from this video, SpaceX launched another 3 falcon heavy, a lot of Falcon 9 and a Starship! Oh, and probably on 8th September we'll see Starship Test Flight 2!
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It so amazing that in just 1 year from this video, SpaceX launched another 3 falcon heavy, a lot of Falcon 9 and a Starship! Oh, and probably on 8th September we'll see Starship Test Flight 2!
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evolution_games
i believe the reduced cost comes from the fact that all propellent for the starship can now be made 100% in house instead of needing to be mined refined ad then transported to spacex.
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i believe the reduced cost comes from the fact that all propellent for the starship can now be made 100% in house instead of needing to be mined refined ad then transported to spacex.
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-M22. Locust
stunning flight test of the starship recently happned, the roket exploded mid air, both super heavy and starship exploded, the rocket started spinning and than kaboom! amazing launch!
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stunning flight test of the starship recently happned, the roket exploded mid air, both super heavy and starship exploded, the rocket started spinning and than kaboom! amazing launch!
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evolution_games
If the sea dragon rocket not space x launched well starship would look like a ant and as the name suggests it will be launched in the ocean beacause it has plutonium
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If the sea dragon rocket not space x launched well starship would look like a ant and as the name suggests it will be launched in the ocean beacause it has plutonium
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-dec35
Well, now we've seen the entire starship rocket take off and explode, making it the most powerfull rocket in history to ever take off, reach max-Q and experience a RUD
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Well, now we've seen the entire starship rocket take off and explode, making it the most powerfull rocket in history to ever take off, reach max-Q and experience a RUD
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-Jo-vn7ph
Im whatching this on 21th april of 2023 one day after the first full Starship test. At the time im sad, but who knows whats going to happen this year on.
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Im whatching this on 21th april of 2023 one day after the first full Starship test. At the time im sad, but who knows whats going to happen this year on.
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-Ilovemycats12345
May 25th was the one year birthday of me the same day the falcon 9 test flight to ISS the same birthday where I touched the candle of my cup cake
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May 25th was the one year birthday of me the same day the falcon 9 test flight to ISS the same birthday where I touched the candle of my cup cake
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-mab0738
16: 01, yep they just launch it 7 days ago (20 April 2023) and it didn't disappoint. It blew away the launch pad and gave us the rapid disassemble
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16: 01, yep they just launch it 7 days ago (20 April 2023) and it didn't disappoint. It blew away the launch pad and gave us the rapid disassemble
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-colegustafson199
Odds are we land on the moon 2025-26 and there-s a space race with china who plans 2027, mars is realistically 2032 at a minimum
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Odds are we land on the moon 2025-26 and there-s a space race with china who plans 2027, mars is realistically 2032 at a minimum
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-TheJustUsLeague
Elon could have a Runabout developed in his sleep, maybe even the Argo. I'm sure he'll beat NASA in developing the ENTERPRISE
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Elon could have a Runabout developed in his sleep, maybe even the Argo. I'm sure he'll beat NASA in developing the ENTERPRISE
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-DuoIsStillAlive
Fun fact: the dragon v2 crew can actually fit 7 people! But NASA decided to use only 4 of them to make room for other stuffs
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Fun fact: the dragon v2 crew can actually fit 7 people! But NASA decided to use only 4 of them to make room for other stuffs
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-wayando
Am I the only one that thinks his appearance looks better these days when he is older. Than when he was younger and starting SpaceX
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Am I the only one that thinks his appearance looks better these days when he is older. Than when he was younger and starting SpaceX
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evolution_games
Cool, but what abou the failures? They're also part of SpaceX history. And aside from falcon 1, you haven't meantioned any.
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Cool, but what abou the failures? They're also part of SpaceX history. And aside from falcon 1, you haven't meantioned any.
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-benaw1941
Nothing wrong in believing to achieve his dreams. But not a bunch of incompetent people claimed to scientist experts!
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Nothing wrong in believing to achieve his dreams. But not a bunch of incompetent people claimed to scientist experts!
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-UndermobzRec
And as of now, they have the record for the biggest rocket ever launched. And it held up for a while too
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And as of now, they have the record for the biggest rocket ever launched. And it held up for a while too
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