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@mcrs987 Sounds like a competitor to this: x.com/i/status/20262…

Like, to be clear, they're setting up a station to mass produce individual turbine blades. High performance, high temperature turbine blades. This is distinctly not Raptor (single piece, far smaller, relatively low temperature) or the Starship Gasifier assembly. Whatever this sports a physically far larger turbine assembly, maybe even multistage given vanes are mentioned prominently. More akin to what you find on modern air-breathing engine turbines than their previous work on rockets. And is apparently , as in the first image on the first post, intended to power their AI (& other ventures). Also, At Bastrop??? Huh??

So, I guess SpaceX is going to be making turbine power generators now...? That are seemingly driven by some form of combustor, if not an entire engine?? To power AI??? At Bastrop Texas?????

@T_De_La_Rosa @StarshipGazer I think they are testing the glue for the HLS full cover of white tiles.

@StarshipGazer And tiles on two barrel sections on the back side? wow.

Starship 39 rolling out to Starbase Massey's test site tonight with lots of new additions on the leeward side. 4/11/26

Deployment of 25 @Starlink satellites confirmed

Watch Falcon 9 launch 25 @Starlink satellites to orbit from California twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

ARTEMIS II: SPLASHDOWN! Welcome home, astronauts! youtube.com/live/_veRvxj-5…

Artemis II: CHUTES! Three good mains!

Drogues deployed waiting for mains

Artemis II Update Orion has regained signal!

And that's Artemis II into the reentry blackout

GOODNESS ME WHAT A VIEW!

LIVE: They are coming home. Watch as the Artemis II crew returns to Earth, splashing down at around 8:07pm ET (0007 UTC April 11). twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@JoaoLoque Nem fudendo q tu vai bloquear o Flecha.

Bloqueando os perfis que tão jogando os vídeos do sedizente "autista nivel 1" na TL. Vsf vcs fazendo picareta ficar famoso.

@Cardoso Incluíram o Eminem na sigla?

Hahahahahhahahahhahaha

In the second batch are of the moon Orion gets closer and closer, in the final photo, a crescent Earth can be seen. flickr.com/photos/nasa2ex…

Photos released by NASA taken by a camera on one of Orion's solar arrays. The first batch of photos are from the solar eclipse, the Moon and Orion backlit by the Sun and Earth (on the left side of the moon. Saturn can be seen as the bright spot at the bottom right of the moon.

The eclipse from Orion. On April 6, external cameras attached to the Orion spacecraft's solar array wings captured the Moon backlit by the Sun during a solar eclipse.

tonight is TACO night

Because of the distance from the moon Artemis II was travelling, this is the first time some areas of the moon could be seen in their entirety, or at all exciting scientists back home. images.nasa.gov

THE MOON Close up images captured aboard Orion Integrity by the @nasaartemis II crew of the far side of the moon during their April 6th flyby. 📸 @NASA

ECLIPSE Images captured aboard Orion Integrity by the @nasaartemis crew of total solar eclipse, as the moon got between the sun and the capsule. The sun's faint Corona visible, the eclipse totality lasted 54 minutes, longer the normally on Earth 📸 @nasa / images.nasa.gov