All things SpaceX - Updates and Discussion

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-Successful ascent and boost back burn
-Booster did not light all 13 engines on landing and came in too fast. Looks like Raptor 3 engines still need reliability work
- Good burn on Starship
- V3 Starlink satellites being deployed currently
 
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Successful relight on Starship
 
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Incredible performance from Starship, with a soft landing and no ship explosion.
 
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I think we can safely say they have figured out the tile issue.

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I think they can use Optimus robots to check the seams on the pad after landings.
 
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Orbital attempt and Starship catch on the next flight!
 

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