tempaway444641

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   by tempaway444641 3y ago

   At altitude 22km superheavy was moving at 4310 kmh (34:18 in linked video) speed then dropped continually, at 34:45 in the video the icons show that 3 engines were lit, altitude was 1km and speed was 1300 kmh. At 34:49 you can see flames, s
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   by tempaway444641 3y ago

   Props for replying
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   by tempaway444641 3y ago

   It does look like it came down rather fast. Engines only partially re-lit. About 34min in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWM1NQ1tZEU&t=2112s
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   by tempaway444641 3y ago

   Yeah could be. Some of the debris looked very specific in shape though. On some shots of starship you can see missing tiles (not many though)
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   by tempaway444641 3y ago

   Show me anyone that _ever_ got a cost per kg to leo cheaper than spacex
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   by tempaway444641 3y ago

   The point they were trying to make is that getting up is MVP, getting back down can be figured out later
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   by tempaway444641 3y ago

   video: https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1768279990368612354 Note the camera moves because its also on a flap
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   by tempaway444641 3y ago

   T+37: Seems a little turny-aroundy in orbit there and a bit "small-pieces-falling-offy" Still, good job getting it there T+43: seems to be turning around a bit too much for something thats got heat shields on one side and is about