Astonishingly! SpaceX is preparing for both Starship flights 4 & 6 simultaneously

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[@clavo3352]

Even the FAA is getting enthusiastic! Nice. Good vibes to Engineers.

[@starwest8851]

see lot of works , really good job cant wait for it

[@pranititiwari6525]

Best of luck 🎉 God bless

[@damianfirecaster7230]

FAA will give spacex a license to do more then just one launch, they will get a multi use license. which will be Great, no more delays waiting on approval from FAA

[@ScottBrown-zz4sk]

I remember my first bottle rocket 🚀 I thought I was supposed to hold onto the stick part and burnt my hand 😳🤣

[@zarl5238]

would be nice if they built a launch pad at Masseys since they now have a water deluge system there-and not another one right next to the one they have now at StarBase.

[@tbur8901]

I still feel either SpaceX or a third associate partner should upgrade or even build some new Falcon & Falcon Heavy rockets with new raptors and methane alongside the Starship configuration, betting on two systems is better than relying on just one. Perhaps Sierra space or ESA would be interested in taking over ?

[@markhuebner7580]

What source of position information is being used to evaluate the success or failure of the 'simulated tower landing' of the booster? GPS? LORAN? STARLINK satellite constellation? What accuracy will be considered "a success"?

[@RoyDerksen-cj2mp]

There is no way to land a rocket back on the launch pad it left from

[@commiezombie2477]

Not yet.... But soon.

[@RoyDerksen-cj2mp]

@@commiezombie2477 I guess if you play the part where it takes off backwards and say it landed that way you can. Who would know they are not here to see

[@commiezombie2477]

@@RoyDerksen-cj2mp What are you trying to say. You aren't making sense. It takes off normally and lands using the same thrusters it took off with. The payload is gone and so is most of the weight. All it needs is proper trajectory, and a way to reignite its engines. And a device to capture it. Not impossible. You sound crazy. He's literally developing it now.

[@RoyDerksen-cj2mp]

@@commiezombie2477 if you understand the way a rocket works it goes one way and is easy to steer but coming back the same way is impossible to steer as a cilinder the same way.