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those plasma views when starship was coming into atmosphere were absolutely mind blowing. it makes a lot of sense to use starlink for this, but it never ever c
by fernandotakai 3y ago
those plasma views when starship was coming into atmosphere were absolutely mind blowing.
it makes a lot of sense to use starlink for this, but it never ever crossed my mind.
- kkoyung 3y agoHaving those plasma views in livestream. It is incredible.
- schnitzelstoat 3y agoYeah, in HD. It's sci-fi stuff.
- chinathrow 3y agoAs of today, it's the new normal!
- mrandish 3y agoThe new norminal!
- yreg 3y agoJust like the first belly flop video. The thirty seconds from 1:00 are unreal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gA6ppby3JC8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gA6ppby3JC8
- huhtenberg 3y agoPlasma blocks all EM radiation. That's why livestreaming plasma views is so incredible, not just because views themselves are nice.
- schnitzelstoat 3y agoThat's incredible.
- chasd00 3y agoyeah that was really cool, it looked like an artist rendition of what it could look like hah. I'm looking forward to high-res photos of those views.
- ordu 3y agoThe booster puncturing spheres of clouds on a way back was awesome also.
- danw1979 3y agoThat was my highlight of the test: live video of the biggest rocket booster hitting the ocean at 1000km/h.
- tempaway444641 3y agovideo: https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1768279990368612354 https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1768279990368612354 Note the camera moves because its also on a flap
- mrandish 3y agoIndeed! I just want to thank SpaceX for giving me yet another "This looks like insane Hollywood special effects but it's real" moment.